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A Regular Meeting of the Architectual Review Board was held on
May 23, 1990 at Village Hall, North Tarrytown, New York.
Present:

Robert Barstow, Acting Chairman
Elena Malunis
Annegret Rice

Also Present:
Absent:

James Margotta, Building Inspector
Francesca Lorenz, Recording Secretary

Frank Arvan
Lou Falasca

A motion to approve the minutes of the last meeting was tabled
due to lack of a quorum.
IN THE MATTER OF THE SALVATION ARMY. BEEKMAN AVENUE. NORTH TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK
A representative from the Salvation Army appeared before the
board with a design for a new sign to replace the one they took
down due to dry-rot on the outside of the frame.
Elena Malunis discussed the fact that as it stands now the building has too many signs. She counted 7. She also asked what were
the plans regarding the marquee in front of the building.
After a brief discussion, it was decided to table the discussion
until the next meeting.
It was also suggested that the Building Inspector write a letter
to Mr. Larry Rodriquez, owner of the building, and ask him to
remove the marquee.
IN THE MATTER OF LOUISE CARTER. 54 HUDSON STREET. NORTH TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK
The applicant had the existing porch torn down, and replaced with
a new one. After a brief discussion with the contractor,a motion
to approve the design was made by Bob Barstow, and seconded by
Elena Malunis.
IN THE MATTER OF THE JOYNER PROPERTY. CLINTON STREET. NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK
Mr. George Topper, attroney for the Joyner, and an architect submitted new plans for the exterior of the town house. New plans
indicated fluted columns, and entrance canopy above the door,
double hung windows, and changed the staircase. Railroad ties
would be used as a planter border.
Motion to approve was made by Elena Malunis, seconded by Bob
Barstow. Motion pass unanimously.
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IN THE MATTER OF BROSTOFF CADILLAC. NORTH BROADWAY. NORTH TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK
Mr. Fitzgerald appeared before the board and asked for approval
for signs as presented to the Board. Signs will be gray with
block letters. Elena Malunis made a motion to approve the design
of the sign, Annegret Rice seconded.
An informal discussion then took place regarding signs on used
cars, and it was agreed that just the year, model and price written on the windows of the cars would be allowed.
IN THE MATTER OF THE TORNELLO GAS STATION. NORTH BROADWY. NORTH
TARRYTOWN
Mr. Tornell and his architect presented Plans to the board showing the size and diminsions of the planned gasoline canopy. Both
again indicated the safety features of the canopy. Elena Malunis
questioned all the other signs at the station, and felt that the
logo signs and other advertisements were too many.
A motion to approve the Citgo signs and the canopy was made by
Annegret Rice, seconded by Bob Barstow. Elena Malunis voted no.
Mr. Margotta wanted the minutes to indicate that approval was
granted only for the 3 Citgo signs and the canopy.
IN THE MATTER OF THE AMENTA PROJECT. NORTH BRODAWAY. NORTH TARRYTOWN. N. Y. 10591
As requested at the last meeting of the ARB, Mr. Amenta returned
with detail drawings of the proposed new building together with
samples of the materials to be used on the building. Building
will be red brick with grey limestone, anodozied bronze windows,
and parking under the building.
Elena Malunis made a motion to approve the design of building as
presented, Annegret seconded motion. Motion passed unanimously.
Respectfully submitted,

Francesca Lorenz
Recording Secretary

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