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A Regular Meeting of the Architectual Review Board was held on
Wednesday, July 25,1990 at 8:00 in Village Hall, North Tarrytown,
New York.
Present:

Frank Arvan, Chairman
Lou Falasca
Elena Malunis
Annegret Rice
Robert Barstow

Also Present:

James Margotta, Building Inspector
Francesa Lorenz, Recording Secretary

IN THE MATTER OF CHARLES SHIBETTI. 144 NEW BROADWAY, NO. TARRYTOWN. N. Y.
Mr. Shibetti appeared before the ARB and explained he would like
to replace the garage doors with overhang doors and put gray
siding with white trim. He also wanted to know why he had to appear before the Board, and was informed that new ordinances have
been past over the last two years, and in that time, the ARB was
created.
Lou Falasca made a motion to approve his request to replace
siding and motion was seconded by Elena Malunis. Motion passed
unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF NORMAN BEAMER &amp; DIANE TASCA. 150 MILLARD AVENUE.
NO. TARRYTOWN. N. Y.
Peter Cole, Architect, appeared before the Board on behalf of the
applicants. They are adding a family room and deck. After a
brief discussion regarding variances, also that a pier would be
added under the foundation.
Elena Malunis made a motion to approve the plans for the addition, Annegret Rice seconded motion. Motion was passed unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF R. PICHARD. Ill CORTLANDT STREET. NO. TARRYTOWN.
N. Y.
This is a request for a sign approval for Hidalgo Grocery. This
is a continued discussion from last month. The sign would be a
painted red background, 8 ft. long, with 8" high white letters,
centered over the window.
A motion to approve the sign was made by Lou Falasca, seconded by
Robert Barstow. Elena Malunis and Annegret Rice abstained. Frank
Arvan voted yes. Motion passed 3-2.

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IN THE MATTER OF THE NORTH TARRYTOWN VARIETY STORE. 76 BEEKMAN
AVENUE. NO. TARRYTOWN. N. Y.
Elda Lillo, owner of the store, appeared before the board, she
paid $700.00 for store front window decoration. It was decided
to give her a 6 month approval for store front, and she must
resubmit application for approval of window decoration. Current
window decoration must come down before January 1, 1991.
A motion to let the window decoration stay up until January 1 and
that she must reapply for approval in late December, 1990 was
made by Lou Falasca, seconded by Annegret Rice.
Motion passed
unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF THE LATINO RESTAURANT. (MANUEL &amp; MARTHA PIEDRA)
68 BEEKMAN AVENUE. NO. TARRYTOWN. N. Y.
The hearing concerns a store front decoration done without prior
approval. Applicants were not present. Elena Malunis made a motion to send a letter to the applicants requesting that they
remove the window decoration 15 days after receiving notice.
Motion was seconded by Annegret Rice. Motion passed unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF IRENE CALLAS. 66 BEEKMAN AVENUE. NO. TARRYTOWN.
N. Y. (Hispanic Advancement Program)
This hearing involves two matters. One is the unfinished window
decoration, and the second one is for a storefront sign.
Elena Malunis made a motion to ask the owner to have the window
decoration border removed. Motion was not seconded.
Robert Barstow made a motion to approve the sign
on three lines), and that the border be removed
time table. A letter will be sent tomorrow to
vancement Program.
Lou Falasca seconded the
Malunis abstained. Motion carried.

(3" high letters
within a certain
the Hispanic Admotion.
Elena

IN THE MATTER OF F. MULTARI. 347 NO. BROADWAY. NO. TARRYTOWN. NEW
YORK (JAYMAR LEASE CORP.)
Applicant appeared before the Board and stated he wished to
remove all plastic inserts on the free standing signs on his
property. He was told all signs on his property were currently
in non-compliance with Village Code.
Elena Malunis made a motion to grant a temporary permit for 60-90
days , and at the end of that time, signs will have to be removed
(November 1st, 1990).
Motion was seconded by Annegret Rice.
Robert Barstow opposed motion. Motion was passed.

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IN THE MATTER OF THE SLEEPY HOLLOW MOTORS. 300-310 NO. BROADWAY.
NO. TARRYTOWN. N. Y.
This was a preliminary hearing regarding signs for the awnings.
Mr. John Crouch, architect for Sleepy Hollow Motors appeared
before the Board and provided drawings for the Board to review
regarding signage.
Several suggestions were made by the Board as to advertising on
the proposed awning. The Village Code does not allow automobile
logos on signs. The product name of the cars would have to appear on the awning along with the dealership's logo. Mr. Crouch
will present new signage plans next month.
Mr. Crouch also presented several new drawings regarding changes
to the various buildings on the property and asked the Board to
allow Sleepy Hollow Motors to erect railroad ties on the property
of the used car lot together with new plantings to prevent further erosion along the property.
Mr. Falasca made a motion to allow Sleeply Hollow Motors to put
in railroad ties together with plantings at the used car lot on
North Broadway. Elena Malunis seconded motion.
Being no further business meeting at 9:40 PM.
Resjpectfully yours

Francesca Lofcenz
Recording Secretary

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