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A regular meeting of the Architectual Review Board was held on
February 28, 1990 at 8:00PM in Village Hall, North Tarrytown, New
York.
Present:

Frank Arvan, Chairman
Elena Malunis
Robert Barstow
Lou Falasca

Also Present: James Margotta, Bldg. Inspector
Absent:

Annagret Rice

Mr. Arvan started the meeting at 8:15 PM. He made a motion to
approve the minutes from the meeting of January 24, motion was
seconded by Robert Barstow. Motion carried.
IN THE MATTER OF
rytown . N. Y.

ADMAC REALTY, 32-34 Beekman Avenue. North Tar-

Mr. John Oliva represented Video Vision and Village Wine and
Spirits Liquor store. He presented two different signs for the
storefronts of each store which would be in neon. Members of the
board did not like the concept for the Video Vision storefront,
and felt that the Wine and Spirit sign should be more creative.
Board made recommendations to Mr. Oliva for creative signage, and
asked that he submit new designs before the next meeting. The
discussion was tabled for the next meeting.
IN THE MATTER OF CANDIDA P. CORTESI. 203 Valley Street, North
Tarrytown. N. Y.
Ms. Cortesi wishes put up white vinyl siding with gray trim on
the outside of her house. A dead chimney on the side of the
house would also be removed from the roof to the top of the first
story. Mr. Falasca suggested that removing the whole chimney
from the side of the house would give the new siding a cleaner
look. Frank Arvan made a motion to approve the new siding and
was seconded by Elena Malunis. Motion carried.
IN THE MATTER OF MR. MARIO SCAPPATICCI. 49 Dell Street. North
Tarrytown. N. Y.
Mr. Scappaticci would like to replace the cedar siding on the
front of his house with white vinyl siding, replace 3 windows and
two doors.
Mr. Arvan asked about the color siding on the sides and rear of
the house, and he stated that they were stained cedar, and he
planned to keep them at that color.
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The Board suggested that Mr. Scappaticci replace the whole house
with the white vinyl siding and he explained that it was too expensive. The reason why he wanted to do only the front was that
the sun dried and bleached out the color of the front siding.
Board felt the look he would achieve with the white front siding
and beige cedar shingles would not be aesthetically pleasing to
the area.
Lou Falasca made a motion to approve the request as it, however,
it was not seconded by anyone.
Board denied Mr. Scappaticci's request.
IN THE MATTER OF VINCENT BUONANNO. 132 Van Tassel1 Avenue. North
Tarrytown. N. Y.
Mr. Buonanno presented the board with
addition to his house. He received a
Board earlier. He plans to extend the
porch. The exterior will have siding
house and around the sides to meet the

plans for a second story
variance from the Zoning
addition over the present
up to the chimney of the
existing siding.

Frank Arvan made a motion to certify the plans as approved . Motion was seconded by Elena Malunis. Motion carried.
IN THE MATTER OF RINALDO EUEVAS. 269 No. Washington Street. North
Tarrytown. N. Y.
Mr. Euevas has requested approval for new siding on his
Plans are for a Navajo white siding with white trim.

house.

Frank Arvan made a motion to approve the Navajo white siding with
white trim. Motion was seconded by Lou Falasca. Motion carried.
IN THE MATTER OF PEDRO LOPEZ. 30 New Broadway. North Tarrvtown.
N. Y.
Mr. Lopez has agreed to re-side his
lated brick siding.

whole house with the simu-

Lou Falasca made a motion to approve the new brick siding with
aluminum around the trim, suffits and frieze board, with the
brick returning at the windows. Motion was seconded by Elena
Malunis.
Mr. Lopez also stated he wanted approval for the new railing
around the porch which would have horizontal bars as discussed
with the vertical rungs 6 inches apart, which would be finished
in white.

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Lou Falasca made a motion to approve the handrailing.
seconded by Frank Arvan. Motion carried.

Motion was

IN THE MATTER OF GENERAL MOTORS SIGNS AT THE BROSTOFF CADILLAC
DEALERSHIP. NORTH BROADWAY. North Tarrytown N. Y.
Mr. Mark Garro of General Motors Corporation presented the Board
with 4 free standing signs advertising GM products. He stated
the signs would be put in at 4 different locations on the
property.
Elena Malunis asked if GM had a copy of the Village Sign Ordinance and he assured her that someone in their legal department
was aware of the Code. She stated that GM and the Board would be
wasting each other's time to discuss the matter of the free
standing signs as they were not in the code.
A motion to deny the signs as submitted was made by Elena Malunis
and seconded by Frank Arvan. Motion carried.
IN THE NATTER OF UNCLE JERRY'S RESTAURANT. No. Broadway. North
Tarrytown. N. Y.
Mr. Nimi Badaly of Badaly and Badaly architects, as requested
by the Board at their last meeting, presented new plans for the
renovation of the proposed new restaurant.
He presented the original plans, together with alternative 2 and
3. The Board nominated alternative 3 as the favored plan which
showed a wraparound type green house, mansard roof with matching
shingles as that are presently on the existing roof.
A motion to certify the plans as approved was made by Lou Falasca
and seconded by Elena Malunis.
IN THE MATTER OF BROSTOFF BUICK-CADILLAC. No. Broadway. North
Tarrytown. N. Y.
Mr. John
tion as
problems
not have

Fitzgerald appeared before the Board to ask for directo signage.
He stated that he has been experiencing
because his dealership cannot be located because he does
the proper signs.

One problem is the existing sign on the roof of the Old Pickwick
restaurant.
The sign blocks the view of the dealership when
people drive north. Mr. Margotta will notify Tappan Motors (who
owns the property) to have the sign removed within 3 0 days.
A number of suggestions were made to Mr. Fitzgerald as to the
type of advertising he could use on the building.
Discussion
will continue some time in the future.
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Meeting adjourned at 10:15 PM
Respectfully submitted,

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Recording Secretary

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