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Architectural Review Board Minutes 05/20/2009


                                                        Architectural Review Board
                                                        Village of Tarrytown
                                                        Regular Meeting
                                                        May 20, 2009    8 p.m.

PRESENT:        Chairman Perry; Members, Mr. Carr, Mrs. Byrnes, Mr. Mignogna and Ms. Lambert

ABSENT: Ms. Pinckney

VACACELA RESIDENCE – 24 MILLER AVENUE

The Board reviewed plans of a 2 foot high natural wall and four 3 foot high pillars in the front of the house.

Chairman Perry questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.

“Vacacela – 24 Miller Avenue - I have reviewed this application for a 2 ft. high natural wall and four 3 ft. high pillars in front of the house and find the proposal appears to pose no significant adverse environmental impact.”

Mrs. Byrnes moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried to approve construction of a 2 foot high natural wall and four 3 foot high pillars in the front of the house at 24 Miller Avenue as shown on the plans dated March 20, 2009.

COFFEY PROPERTY – 91 NORTH BROADWAY

The Board reviewed plans to replace existing sign in the Broadway sign District.

Acting Chairman Carr questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.

Mr. Carr moved, seconded by Mrs. Byrnes and unanimously carried to approve replacement of existing sign in the Broadway Sign District at 91 North Broadway as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 14, 2009.  

URGENT CARE OF WESTCHESTER – 155 WHITE PLAINS ROAD

The Board reviewed plans for a new window sign.

Acting Chairman Carr questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.


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Ms. Lambert moved, seconded by Mrs. Byrnes and unanimously carried to approve a new window sign at 155 White Plains Road as shown on the plans

received by the Building Department April 17, 2009 with the elimination of “Extended Hours” and “High Quality Care”.

CROOKER RESIDENCE – 14 NORTH WASHINGTON STREET

The Board reviewed plans for the replacement of existing siding.

Acting Chairman Carr questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.

“Crooker Residence – 14 North Washington Street - I have reviewed this application for replacement of existing siding and find the proposal appears to pose no significant adverse environmental impact.”

Mr. Carr moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried to approve the replacement of existing siding at 14 North Washington Street as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 20, 2009.  

QUINN RESIDENCE – 54 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET

The Board reviewed plans to change wooden steps to stone steps.

Acting Chairman Carr questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.

“Quinn Residence – 54 South Washington Street - I have reviewed this application to change wooden steps to stone steps and find the proposal appears to pose no significant adverse environmental impact.”

Mrs. Byrnes moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried to approve the change from wooden steps to stone steps at 54 South Washington Street as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 20, 2009.

EF SCHOOLS – 100 MARYMOUNT AVENUE

Mr. Michael Molinelli, architect, reviewed with the Board plans to replace existing signage on the security booth.

Acting Chairman Carr questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.
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Ms. Lambert moved, seconded by Mrs. Byrnes and unanimously carried to approve replacement of existing signage on the security booth at 100 Marymount Avenue as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 22, 2009 subject to repainting of the booth and posts white.    

EF SCHOOLS – 100 MARYMOUNT AVENUE

Mr. Michael Molinelli, architect, reviewed with the Board plans for the change in windows to larger egress windows for new dorm rooms in Gerard Hall.

Acting Chairman Carr questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.

“EF Schools – 100 Marymount Avenue - I have reviewed this application to change windows to larger egress windows for new dorm rooms in Gerard Hall and find the proposal appears to pose no significant adverse environmental impact.”

Ms. Lambert moved, seconded by Mrs. Byrnes and unanimously carried to approve the change in windows to larger egress windows for new dorm rooms in Gerard Hall at 100 Marymount Avenue as shown on the plans received by the Building Department March 4, 2009.

MADDEN RESIDENCE – 153 CREST DRIVE

The Board reviewed plans to remove existing screened porch and replace with a pre-fabricated sunroom.

Acting Chairman Carr questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.

“Madden Residence – 153 Crest Drive - I have reviewed this application to remove existing screen porch and replace with a pre-fabricated sunroom and find the proposal appears to pose no significant adverse environmental impact.”

Mr. Carr moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried to approve the removal of existing screened porch and replacement with a pre-fabricated sunroom at 153 Crest Drive as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 23, 2009.

MALIK RESIDENCE – 128 HIGHLAND AVENUE

The Board reviewed plans for the installation of a 6 foot high privacy fence on the side and rear of the property.

Acting Chairman Carr questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.

“Malik Residence – 128 Highland Avenue - I have reviewed this application for a 6 ft. high privacy fence on the side and rear of the property and find the proposal appears to pose no significant adverse environmental impact.”

Mrs. Byrnes moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried to approve the installation of a 6 foot high privacy fence on the side and rear of the property at 128 Highland Avenue as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 24, 2009.

BATIN RESIDENCE – 122 HIGHLAND AVENUE

The Board reviewed plans for the installation of a 6 foot high privacy fence on the side and rear of the property.

Acting Chairman Carr questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.

“Batin Residence – 122 Highland Avenue - I have reviewed this application for a 6 ft. high privacy fence on the side and rear of the property and find the proposal appears to pose no significant adverse environmental impact.”

Mrs. Byrnes moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried to approve the installation of a 6 foot high privacy fence on the side and rear of the property at 122 Highland Avenue as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 24, 2009.

DESCMARCHELIER - CONTRACT VENDEE – 293 CREST DRIVE

Mr. Mitchell Koch, architect, reviewed with the Board plans for window change/replacement.

Acting Chairman Carr questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.

“Descmarchelier – Contract Vendee – 293 Crest Drive - I have reviewed this application for window change/replacement and find the proposal appears to pose no significant adverse environmental impact.”

Mr. Carr moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried to approve the change/replacement of windows at 293 Crest Drive as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 24, 2009 and April 29, 20099

CHURCH OF THE TRANSFIGURATION SCHOOL – 40 PROSPECT AVENUE

The Board reviewed plans for window replacement on the School Building.

Acting Chairman Carr questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.

“Church of the Transfiguration – 40 Prospect Avenue - I have reviewed this application for window replacement in the school building and find the proposal appears to pose no significant adverse environmental impact.”

Ms. Lambert moved, seconded by Mr. Carr and unanimously carried to approve window replacement on the school building at 40 Prospect Avenue as shown on the plans received by the Building Department May 4, 2009.

GRAMMATAS PROPERTY – 13-15 NEPERAN ROAD

The Board reviewed plans for a new awning.

Acting Chairman Carr questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.

“Grammatas Property – 13-15 Neperan Road - I have reviewed this application for a new awning and find the proposal appears to pose no significant adverse environmental impact.”

Ms. Lambert moved, seconded by Mr. Carr and unanimously carried to approve a new awning at 13-15 Neperan Road with a brown awning and the number 13-15 in gold leaf lettering as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 29, 2009 and May 20, 2009.

BLUMIN RESIDENCE – 119 COBB LANE

Michael Macrina, architect, reviewed with the Board plans for a one-story addition.

Acting Chairman Carr questioned whether anyone wished to address the Board on this matter.
No one appeared.

“Blumin Residence – 119 Cobb Lane - I have reviewed this application for a one-story addition and find the proposal appears to pose no significant adverse environmental impact.”

Mr. Carr moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried to approve a one-story addition at 119 Cobb lane as shown on the plans received by the Building Department April 29, 2009.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES

Mr. Carr moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried that the minutes of the joint Architectural Review Board/Planning Board’s March 30, 2009 meeting be approved as submitted.  Motion carried.

Mr. Carr moved, seconded by Ms. Lambert and unanimously carried that the minutes of the Architectural Review Board’s April 22, 2009, be approved as submitted.  Chairman Perry abstained.  Motion carried.

MEETING ADJOURNED at 9:30 p.m.
Carla Sapienza
Secretary