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A Regular meeting of the Architectual Review Board was hold on
January 23, 1991 at 8:00 PM in Village Hall, North Tarrytown, New
York.
Present: Frank Arvan, Chairman
Lou Falasca
Robert Barstow
Annegret Rice
Also Present:

James Margotta, Building Inspector
Francesca Lorenz, Recording Secretary

Absent: Elena Malunis
IN THE MATTER OF ACCURATE AUTO. 249
N. Y.

NO. BROADWAY. NO. TARRYTOWN.

This is a sign request; the sign is already in place.
Mr. Falasca moved to deny the sign request, as the sketch showed
that the businesses' phone number was on the sign. Mr. Margotta
stated that he agreed to allow the sign to be erected and that
the owner would have to take his chances on the sign being
rejected.
Several design suggestions were presented to the applicant by the
Board.
Mr. Margotta asked the applicant to submit a new sign design for
approval by the ARB. Tabled until next month.
IN THE MATTER OF THE AMENTA BUILDING. NO. BROADWAY. NO. TARRYTOWN. N.Y.
Mr. Amenta appeared before the Board and stated that the sign he
previously had approved by the Board could not be seen from the
street, and wanted the Board's approval to have it painted white.
Lou Falasca made a motion to approve that the sign be painted
white, Robert Barstow seconded the motion. Motion passed.
IN THE MATTER OF LAURENTINO RODRIOUES. 180 VALLEY ST. NO. TARRYTOWN. N. Y. (SLEEPY HOLLOW PLAZA)
Mr. Rodriques appeared before the board to ask for approval of
the sign concept for the canopies over the store windows. As
none of the stores have been rented as yet, the Board could only
approve a concept. Mr. Rodriques agreed to stiplulate to store
tenants that the sign would have to follow pre-approved concept.
The letters would be white and 10 inches high on all signs. It
was also suggested that the letters be three dimensional.
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Mr. Falasca made a motion to approve the store sign request. Ms.
Rice seconded request. Motion passed.
Mr. Rodriques then asked for approval of the building's logo and
was given several suggestions by the Board. Sign design is round
with 5" high 3 dimensional brown or burgundy letters. After some
discussion, Mr. Falasca moved to approve the sketch for the sign,
seconded by Mr. Barstow. Motion passed.
IN THE MATTER OF JOA DA SILVA. 270 NO. WASHINGTON STREET. NO.
TARRYTOWN. N. Y.
Mr. L. Rodriques appeared on behalf of the applicant. This is a
renovation request. The alteration will alter the view of the
house.
Mr. Barstow moved to approve the design.
After a discussion the motion was amended to enlarge the column
to 9 inches. A new design will be mailed to the Board for their
approval. Ms. Rice seconded motion. Motion passed.
IN THE MATTER OF LEE ABDUL. 270 NO. WASHINGTON ST.. NO. TARRYTOWN. N. Y.
Mr. Barstow spoke on behalf of the applicant. This is a request
to approve the design for a porch. The porch is being reduced by
3 ft., to gain parking. The new design will have only a 6 ft.
porch.
A motion to approve the design was made by Mr.
seconded by Mr. Rice. Motion passed.

Falasca and

IN THE MATTER OF CLARA TEAGLE. 38 HUDSON ST. . NO. TARRYTOWN. N.
Yj.

This is a request to approve vinyl siding.
Mr. Falasca made a motion to approve the request.
seconded by Robert Barstow. Motion passed.

Motion was

At this point in the meeting, Mr. Jim Mooghan from the Rockefeller Park Preservation came before the Board to discuss the
renovation of a house that is part of a land donation from David
Rockefeller. He passed around pictures and discussed the removal
of the porch.
A motion to approve the plans for renovation with the suggestion
that the porch stay intact was made by Lou Falasca and motion was
seconded by Ms. Rice. Motion passed.
CORRECTION OF MINUTES;

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A motion to approve the April, 1990 minutes was made by Annegret
Rice and seconded by Robert Barstow. Motion carried.
A motion to approve the May, 1990 minutes with corrections was
made by Annegret Rice and seconded by Robert Barstow. Motion
carried.
A motion to approve the June, 1990 minutes with corrections was
made by Lou Falasca and seconded by Robert Barstow.
Motion
carried.
A motion to approve the July, 1990 minutes with corrections was
made by Annegret Rice and seconded by Lou Falasca.
A motion to approve the November, 1990 minutes with corrrections
was made by Lou Falasca and seconded by Robert Barstow.
BUSINESS MEETING:
Mr. Arvan suggested sending a letter to the Board of Trustees
regarding used car lettering and appointing two additional members to the ARB to insure quorums at monthly meetings.
He also suggested that the ARB send letters to merchants whose
signs have not been approved requesting that the signs
be
removed within 5 working days.
Being no further businees, meeting adjourned at 9;40 PM.
Respectfully submitted,

Francesca Lorenz
Recording Secretary

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