Architectural Review Board
Village of Tarrytown
Regular Meeting
May 17, 2006 8 p.m.
PRESENT: Chairman Perry; Members, Ms. Pinckney, Ms. Lambert, Mr. Mignogna
ABSENT: Mrs. Byrnes and Mr. Carr
GLOVER RESIDENCE – 38 MCKEEL AVENUE
Applicant withdrew application.
RATLIFF RESIDENCE – 97 ALTAMONT AVENUE
No one appeared.
ALLEN SNIFFEN DENTAL – 132 WILDEY STREET
MR. PEOPLES CLEAN CENTER INC. – 130 WILDEY STREET
YOUSAF ANGEL – 124 WILDEY STREET
VAN TASSEL CLEANERS – 138 WILDEY STREET
Mr. Woo, sign contractor, reviewed with the Board plans for new neon signs at the above locations.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
Mr. Gregory Galloway, 51 Cottage Place – concerned with the amount of light that will shine from the new signage.
Mr. Mignogna moved, seconded by Mrs. Byrnes and unanimously carried to issue sign variances for new neon signs at 124, 130, 132 and 138 Wildey Street as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 18, 2006.
KOSTARAS/KATSARIS RESIDENCE – 14-16 MILLER AVENUE
Mr. William Simeoforides, architect, reviewed with the Board plans for a third floor/attic space addition.
Zoning Board Approval received March 13, 2006.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.
Chairman Perry reported receipt of the following memo dated May 17, 2006, from Kathleen D’Eufemia, Designated Environmental Review Officer:
“Kostaras/Katsaris Residence – 14 – 16 Miller Avenue – This application for a third floor/attic space addition was reviewed by the Zoning Board of Appeals and a determination was made that the proposal poses no adverse environmental impact.”
Ms. Lambert moved, seconded by Mr. Mignogna and unanimously carried to approve a third floor/attic space addition at 14-16 Miller Avenue as shown on the plans received by the Building Department March 29, 2006.
NVD INC. – 34 MAIN STREET
The Board reviewed plans for a change in signage in the Main Street Historic District.
Discussion followed. The Board members asked the applicant to review the signage they have proposed tonight and resubmit with appropriate changes for the June Architectural Review Board meeting.
RILEY RESIDENCE – 52 STORM STREET
The Board reviewed plans to erect a black 4 foot high chain link fence in the rear portion of the parking area.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
Mr. William Jamieson, 46 Storm Street – concerned that the fence is right on the property line and that there is not enough room for them to maneuver their vehicles in their parking area.
Chairman Perry reported receipt of the following memo dated May 17, 2006, from Kathleen D’Eufemia, Designated Environmental Review Officer:
“Riley Residence – 52 Storm Street - I have reviewed this application to erect a black 4 ft. high chain link fence in the rear portion of the parking area and find the proposal appears to pose no adverse environmental impact.”
Mr. Mignogna moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried to approve a black 4 foot high chain link fence in the rear portion of the parking area at 52 Storm Street as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 10, 2006.
KISLAL RESIDENCE – 30 LAKE TERRACE
The Board reviewed plans to install new cedar siding to the residence.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.
Chairman Perry reported receipt of the following memo dated May 17, 2006, from Kathleen D’Eufemia, Designated Environmental Review Officer:
“Kislal Residence – 30 Lake Terrace - I have reviewed this application to install new cedar siding to the residence and find the proposal appears to pose no adverse environmental impact.”
Ms. Lambert moved, seconded by Mr. Mignogna and unanimously carried to approve new cedar siding to the residence at 30 Lake Terrace as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 12, 2006.
HAMMOND RESIDENCE – 107 ROSEHILL AVENUE
The Board reviewed plans to replace an existing picket fence with a 6 foot high cedar lattice at patio location and erect a 4 foot high white picket fence at the front and side of the property.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.
Chairman Perry reported receipt of the following memo dated May 17, 2006, from Kathleen D’Eufemia, Designated Environmental Review Officer:
“Hammond Residence – 107 Rosehill Avenue - I have reviewed this application to replace an existing picket fence with a 6 ft. high cedar lattice at patio location and a 4 ft. high white picket fence at the front and side of the property and find the proposal appears to pose no adverse environmental impact.”
Mr. Mignogna moved, seconded by Ms. Pinckney and unanimously carried to approve replacement of an existing picket fence with a 6 foot high cedar lattice at patio location and erect a 4 foot high white picket fence at the front and side of the property at 107 Rosehill Avenue as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 12, 2006.
DESANCTIS RESIDENCE – 40 LAKE TERRACE
The Board reviewed plans to replace cedar shingles with new cedar shingles.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.
Chairman Perry reported receipt of the following memo dated May 17, 2006, from Kathleen D’Eufemia, Designated Environmental Review Officer:
“DeSanctis Residence – 40 Lake Terrace - I have reviewed this application to replace cedar shingles with new cedar shingles and find the proposal appears to pose no adverse environmental impact.”
Ms. Lambert moved, seconded by Mr. Mignogna and unanimously carried to approve replacement of cedar shingles with new cedar shingles at 40 Lake Terrace as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 13, 2006.
KILLEEN RESIDENCE – 4 HANFORD PLACE
The Board reviewed plans to erect a 3 foot high white picket fence in the front of the property and install vinyl siding to the house.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.
Chairman Perry reported receipt of the following memo dated May 17, 2006, from Kathleen D’Eufemia, Designated Environmental Review Officer:
“Killeen Residence – 107 Rosehill Avenue - I have reviewed this application to erect a 3 ft. high white picket fence in the front of the property and install vinyl siding to the house and find the proposals appear to pose no adverse environmental impact.”
Mrs. Byrnes moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried to approve a 3 foot high white picket fence in the front of the property and install vinyl siding to the house at 4 Hanford Place as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 13, 2006 and May 10, 2006.
WELDAY RESIDENCE – 107 PAULDING AVENUE
Mr. Earl Ferguson, architect, reviewed with the Board plans for alterations and a second floor addition to an existing single family residence.
Zoning Board approval received May 8, 2006.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.
Chairman Perry reported receipt of the following memo dated May 17, 2006, from Kathleen D’Eufemia, Designated Environmental Review Officer:
“Welday Residence – 107 Paulding Avenue – This application for alterations and a second story addition was reviewed by the Planning Board and a determination was made that the proposal poses no adverse environmental impact.”
Mr. Mignogna moved, seconded by Mrs. Byrnes and unanimously carried to approve alterations and a second floor addition to an existing single family residence at 107 Paulding Avenue as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 13, 2006 and May 17, 2006.
COONEY RESIDENCE – 17 CASTLE HEIGHTS AVENUE
Ms. Dorota Szwem, architect, reviewed with the Board plans for a garage addition to the side of the existing building.
Zoning Board approval received January 9, 2006.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.
Chairman Perry reported receipt of the following memo dated May 17, 2006, from Kathleen D’Eufemia, Designated Environmental Review Officer:
“Cooney Residence – 17 Castle Heights Avenue – This application for a garage addition was reviewed by the Zoning Board of Appeals and a determination was made that the proposal poses no adverse environmental impact.”
Mrs. Byrnes moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried to approve a garage addition to the side of the existing building at 17 Castle Heights Avenue as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 13, 2006.
CASARELLA RESIDENCE – 36 NO. WASHINGTON STREET
The Board reviewed plans to remove overhang roof and replace with gable roof.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.
Chairman Perry reported receipt of the following memo dated May 17, 2006, from Kathleen D’Eufemia, Designated Environmental Review Officer:
“Casarella Residence – 36 North Washington Street - I have reviewed this application to remove overhang roof and replace it with a gable roof and find the proposal appears to pose no adverse environmental impact.”
Mr. Mignogna moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried to approve the removal of overhang roof and replacement with a gable roof at 36 North Washington Street as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 17, 2006.
BENSON RESIDENCE – 102 HILLSIDE PLACE
Mr. Sam Vieira, architect, reviewed with the Board plans for front porch restoration and repair.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.
Chairman Perry reported receipt of the following memo dated May 17, 2006, from Kathleen D’Eufemia, Designated Environmental Review Officer:
“Benson Residence – 102 Hillside Place - I have reviewed this application for front porch restoration and repair and find the proposal appears to pose no adverse environmental impact.”
Ms. Lambert moved, seconded by Mrs. Byrnes and unanimously carried to approve front porch restoration and repair at 102 Hillside Place as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 17, 2006.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH – 56 SOUTH BROADWAY
The Board reviewed plans for a new two-sided illuminated message board ground sign in the front of the property.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.
Mr. Mignogna moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried to issue “Certificate of Appropriateness” for a new two-sided illuminated message board ground sign in the front of the property at 56 South Broadway as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 18, 2006.
JUSTINIANO RESIDENCE – 40 STEPHEN DRIVE
Applicant withdrew application.
TGI FRIDAY’S – 240 WHITE PLAINS ROAD
The Board reviewed plans for replacement of existing ground sign, pylon sign, illuminated canopy sign and illuminated wall sign.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.
Ms. Lambert moved, seconded by Mrs. Byrnes and unanimously carried to approve and issue a sign variance for a ground sign, pylon sign, illuminated canopy sign and illuminated wall sign at 240 White Plains Road as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 17, 2006.
J.P. MORGAN CHASE – 360 SOUTH BROADWAY
The Board reviewed plans for one wall sign, one sign above door entrance and one pylon sign 17 feet high by 3’-1/4” wide.
Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.
Ms. Lambert moved, seconded by Mr. Mignogna and unanimously carried to issue a sign variance for one wall sign and one sign above door entrance at 360 South Broadway as shown on the plans received by the Building Department May 10, 2006. The pylon sign to be held over to the June Architectural Review Board meeting.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Ms. Lambert moved, seconded by Mrs. Byrnes and unanimously carried that the minutes of the Architectural Review Board’s March 15, 2006 and April 19, 2006, be approved as submitted. Motion carried.
MEETING ADJOURNED at 10:30 p.m.
Carla Sapienza
Secretary
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