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A Regular Meeting of the Architectual Review Board was held on
Wednesday, September 12, 1990 at 8:00PM in the Village Hall of
North Tarrytown, New York.
PRESENT:

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

Also Present: James Margotta, Building Inspector
Francesca Lorenz, Recording Secretary
IN THE MATTER OF BRIANS JEWELRY STORE. 113 BEEKMAN AVENUE. NO.
TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK.
This was a request by the merchant for approval of the existing
sign on his window. Lou Falasca and Frank Arvan agreed that the
existing sign does not adhere to the Village's sign code.
Mr. Falasca made a motion to deny the request. Elena Malunis
seconded motion. Motion passed unanimously. It was agreed that
the merchant will submit a new design. Item tabled until the
next meeting.
IN THE MATTER OF THE CHESTNUT STREET CONDOS. CHESTNUT STREET. NO.
TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK.
Mr. Arvan asked the the builder Mr. D'Orio why the modulars were
not built according to the plans as submitted and certified by
the ARB. Mr. D'Orio stated they weren't aware of the error until
the modulars were in place. Mr. Gismonano the architect for the
project stated it was too late to install the bay windows at this
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point.

A lengthy discussion ensued in which several suggestions were
made as to how to correct the situation.
Item was tabled for next month's meeting.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN MINARDI. 89 NEW BROADWAY. NO. TARRYTOWN.
NEW YORK
Mr. Minardi
the property.

submitted

a drawing

for

a brick

wall

around

After a lengthy discussion concerning size and style of design,
item was tabled for the next meeting to be held September
26,1990.

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-2IN THE MATTER OF FRANK FERRERA. 19 CHESTNUT ST.. NO. TARRYTOWN.
NEW YORK
Mr. Ferrera submitted a sign design for his store front. Board
felt the design was not within the code and made several suggestions as to improve the design.
Item was tabled for the next
meeting to be held September 26, 1990.
IN THE MATTER OF EDWARD MASSARO. 190 VALLEY STREET. NO. TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK
Plans were submitted by co-owner Ms. Palliti for the planned conversion of a garage to a handicapped apartment. After a brief
discussion concerning the brick veneer, Mr. Lou Falasca moved to
approve the design and drawings. Motion was seconded by Robert
Barstow. Motion passed unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF MR. &amp; MRS. CHEPIGA. 25 PINE STREET. NO. TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK
Mr. Barstow removed himself from the discussion on this project
as he is the architect who designed drawings.
Mr. Chepiga is building a one story addition to the rear of the
existing house, which will include a family room, bedroom and
laundry room. The new vinyl siding will match existing vinyl
siding.
Mr. Falasca made a motion to approve drawings, motion was
seconded by Elena Malunis. Motion passed unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF JAMES HUVANE. 127 HIGHLAND AVENUE. NO. TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK
Applicant presented plans to the Board regarding a new addition
to rear of present structure.
Mr. Lou Falasca made a motion to approve the plans, seconded by
Elena Malunis. Motion passed unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN ARCATE. 225 WEBBER AVENUE. NO. TARRYTOWN.
NO. TARRYTOWN. NEW YORK
This is a request to replace an existing shed on the applicant's
property.
New shed will be approximately the same size as the
current one and the exterior will match the vinyl siding on the
applicant's home.

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Mr. Falasca moved to approve the plans for the new shed contingent on the Zoning Board's approval. Annegeret Rice seconded motion. Motion passed unanimously.
IN THE MATTER OF SLEEPLY HOLLOW MOTORS. NO. BROADWAY. NORTH TARRYTOWN. N. Y.
Mr. John Crouch, architect, presented new drawings.
will cover the roof air conditioning system.

A parapret

At 310 No. Broadway the outside brick will be cleaned and awnings
will be placed over the door.
Elena Malunis moved to approve sign on the awning and also recommends that sign on wall be changed to Sleepy Hollow Motors and
letters should be same size as on the awnings. She later amended
resolution to exclude the wall sign, as the letters would not be
large enough. Added to the motion was the contingent that brand
names be eliminated. It was also suggested that the horse's legs
used on the logo be corrected to include the whole leg and hoof.
After a long discussion it was concluded that the phone number be
eliminated from all signs. Motion was seconded by Bob Barstow.
Motion passed unanioumsly.
Mr. Crouch asked to come before the Board at some future date
concerning a variance regarding the phone number on the signs,
motion was tabled.
Being no further business, public meeting adjourned.
EXECUTIVE SESSION:
Regarding signs on the used cars, it was decided that white stick
on letters should be placed on the windshields of the cars indicating just the year of the car.
Respectfully submitted

o
Francesca Lorenz
Recording Secretary

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