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A regular meeting of the Architectual Review Board was held on
Wednesday, March 28, 1990 at 8:00 PM in Village Hall, North Tarry town , N. Y.
Present: Robert Barstow, Acting Chairman
Lou Falasca
Annegret Rice
Elena Malunis
Also Present:
Absent:

James Margotta, Bldg. Inspector
Francesca Lorenz, Recording Secretary

Frank Arvan

Mr. Barstow started the meeting at 8:05 PM. Lou Falasca made a
motion to approve the minutes of February 28, 1990.
Elena
Malunis seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously
IN THE MATTER OF MAMIE BOYD. 58 HUDSON STREET. NORTH TARRYTOWN.
NEW YORK
Mr. Julius Twine, Architect for the project appeared before the
Board and stated he neglected to bring photographs as reguired by
Code. The Board allowed him to leave the meeting to collect the
photographs. In the meantime other matters were heard, however,
when he returned he stated he could not find them. Matter was
tabled until next month.
IN THE MATTER OF ADMAC REALTY. 32-34 BEEKMAN AVENUE. NORTH TARRYTOWN, N. Y.
Mr. Rodriguez, owner of the Village Wine and Spirits stated that
the signs for both the Wine and Spirits shop and Video Visions
have been before the ARB a number of times, and he would like to
resolve whatever problems they have with the signs. According to
the minutes, the six inch high lettering in neon was approved,
however, the Board felt both signs could be more creative. A
discussion followed amongst the members of the Board offering
different suggestions. It was decided to have both signs done in
blue neon with 6" lettering. A motion to approve both signs was
made by Lou Falasca and seconded by Annegret Rice. Motion passed
unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF THE FRIEDNER PROPERTY. 28 LAKEVIEW AVENUE. NORTH
TARRYTOWN.N. Y.
Mr. Julius Twine, architect, appeared before the board with plans
for a detached garage on the property.
Mr. Twine presented
samples of cedar siding which would be the same color of the
house on the property.
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Motion to certify the plans for the detached garage was made by
Elena Malunis, seconded by Lou Falasca. Motion passed unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF THE AMERCIAN FRENCH CLUB. 178 BEEKMAN AVENUE.
NORTH TARRYTOWN. N. Y.
Mr. Ed Belliveau appeared before the Board and presented samples
of awning material. The building is brick and the awning would
be a brick color with 4 inch white lettering and would go over
the door of the Club.
Motion to certify sample and color of the awning was made by Lou
Falasca and seconded by Elena Malunis. Motion passed unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF THE RODRIGUEZ BUILDING. CLINTON STREET. NORTH
TARRYTOWN. N. Y.
Mr. Ron Turnquist appeared before the Board and gave a brief history of the project. He appeared once before this Board and was
given approval for modular units, however, it has been decided by
the property owner to use concrete block type 4 construction.
The design has been dropped to one story and the 4 end units will
be designated for the handicapped. Building will be beige stucco
and the roof will have asphalt shingles.
Motion to certify plans was made by Elena Malunis and seconded by
Lou Falasca.
Motion passed unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF THE VAN TASSEL APARTMENT. 95 BEEKMAN AVENUE.
NORTH TARRYTOWN. N. Y.
Mr. Ron Turnquist, architect, presented the board with plans for
the renovation of the exterior of the Van Tassel apartment building where the commercial stores are located.
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plans call for the rehabilitation of some of the store fronts
doors of the building. Canopies would have a staggered line
the choice of color would be blue with white lettering for
stores names. Twenty five new light fixtures are planned for
exterior of the building, (copy of design attached)

Elena Malunis made a motion to certify plans as presented with
the blue colored awnings. Lou Falasca seconded. Motion passed
unanimously.
Being no further business, meeting adjourned at 9:35 PM.

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Respectfully sumbitted,
/

Francesca Lorenz
Recording Secretary

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