Meeting Overview

MINUTES

HISTORIC  AREAS BOARD OF REVIEW

JANUARY   13,  2015

 

 

MEMBERS  PRESENT:           Scott  Wheatley Margaret  Raso Thano  Schoppe] William  Walther Larry Bucciarelli Joseph  Chabot

 

ABSENT:                                   Wayne  Garrison

 

ALSO  PRESENT:                     Deborah  Arbolino, Denise   Sullivan,

Ann Marie  Ambrose,

Administrative     Aide

Deputy Town Attorney

Official   Stenographer

 

 

Margaret  Raso, Chairperson,    called   the meeting  to order at 7:30   p.m.  Hearings  on this meeting’s    agenda,  which   are made a part of this meeting,   were held   as noted below:

 

APPLICANTS                                                     DECISION                                       HABR#

 

 

 

CONTINUED  ITEM:

 

 

 

PALISADES   FREE LIBRARY

19  Closter  Road,  Palisades

78.17   I 2 I 22; R-40  zoning district.

APPROVED  AS MODIFIED

HABR#  14-21

 

 

NEW ITEMS:

 

RIELLY/OREFICE   RESIDENCE

124  Washington  Spring   Road,  Palisades

78.18   I 1  I 31;     R-22 zoning district.

APPROVED                              HABR#l5-01

AS PRESENTED   WITH CONDITION OF VARIAN  CE APPROVAL

 

DRAGOO  RESIDENCE

4 Woods  Road, Palisades

78.18I1I48;          R-40 zoning district.

APPROVED                              1-IABR#   15-02

AS  PRESENTED,    APPLICANT  tvfUST RETURN  FOR APPROVAL  OF EXTERIOR   PAINT COLORS

 

 

 

 

THE DECISIONS  RELATED  TO THE ABOVE  HEARINGS  are inserted    herein   and made part  of these minutes.

 

 

William  Walthers  made a motion   to reappoint   Margaret  Raso Chair of the Historic   Areas Board of Review,  which  motion   was seconded   by  Thano  Schoppe]   and carried unanimously.

 

There being  no further business    to come before  the Board,  on  motion  duly  made, seconded  and carried,   the meeting  was adjourned  at  8:45   P.M.

 

DATED:   January  13,   2015

 

 

 

 

 

DISTRIBUTION: APPLICANT

TOWN  An’ORNEY

DEPUTY   TOWN  ATTORNEY

BUILDING     INSPECTOR    (Individual      Decisions) TOWN  BOARD  MEMBERS          SUPERVISOR

 

HISTORI~REAS    BOARD  OF REVIEW

 

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Deborah   Arbolino

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APPROVED   AS MODIFIED

DECISION

 

TO:  Maria Gagliardi   (Palisades  Free Library)

19 Closter  Road

Palisades,  New York  10964

HABR#   14-21

December  9, 2014

January  13, 2015

 

 

FROM:  HISTORIC  AREAS  BOARD  OF REVIEW,  TOWN  OF ORANGETOWN

 

 

 

HABR#l4-21:   Application  of Palisades  Free Library  for review of roof, lighting,  sign

and a hand rail at the existing  Library.  The premises  are located  at 19 Closter Road, in the Town of Orangetown,  Hamlet  of Palisades,  New York. Chapter  12, Section  12-4(A), Historic  Areas Board  of Review.

Tax Numbers:  78.17 I 2 I 22; R-40 zoning district.

 

Heard by the HISTORIC AREAS BOARD OF REVIEW at a meeting held on Tuesday, December 9, 2014 at which time the Board made the following determination:

 

 

 

Maria Gagliardi appeared.

 

The following documents were presented:

 

1. Topographic survey dated May 22, 2014 signed and sealed by William D.

Youngblood, PLLC.

2. Drawing of site plan with label “Detail of New lamps and Handrail” .
3. A sketch of the proposed sign and lamp post and the order form for the tapered polyethylene lamp posts.
4. A color picture of the library and the old sign.
5. A computer generated picture of the Boston Street Light Post Top.
6. A large black and white picture of the library with the proposed new sign superimposed on it.

 

 

 

 

Malia Gagliardi stated that they are planning to replace the existing roof with a new roof in Pewter Gray GAF Timberline Asphalt UHD; that they cannot get the exact color shingles that are presently on the roof in the grade that they want; that they have moved the handicap parking to the front of the parking lot and there have been complaints from some people about the steeper grade from this area; that they are proposing to install a raw aluminum tubular handrail similar to the bike rack with two horizontal tubes and posts 6-8 feet apart; that the area along Oak Tree Road is very dark and they are proposing to add one more light in that area; that they are also proposing to switch out one and add a pole lamp with a new sign; and that they would like to continue until the next meeting to answer the concerns of the Board.

 

Several Board members told the applicant that they were not comfortable with the design and location of the proposed handicap railing; that they would like to know the elevations of the walkway and see more details for the proposed sign and that they are not happy with the color choice of the new roof.

 

PUBLIC COMMENT: No public comment.

 

 

 

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Meeting  of January  13, 2015:

 

Margaret  Raso, Thano Schoppel,  William  Walthers,  Scott Wheatley,  Larry Bucciarelli and Joseph  Chabot were present;  Wayne  Garrison  was absent.

 

The following  additional  items were submitted  for review:

 

 

1. A cover letter dated December  29, 2014 from Maria Gagliardi,  Director,  Palisades

Free Library.

2. Typical  A.D.A.  Handrail  Detail.
3. Three  computer  generated  pictures  of the proposed  handicap  railing.
4. An 11″ x 17″ picture  of the proposed  sign and lamp.
5. A print out from houzz  gates and railings  showing  a heritage  metalworks   single bar railing.

 

Maria Gagliardi  stated that the walkway  to the library from the parking  lot is at a slope of

1: 12; one inch rise per foot, which is ADA compliant;  that the slope was increased  during the 2012 renovation  because  the library cut out the curb and created a landing  in front of the door; that the landing  is required  by A.D. A. guideline;  that to address the board’s concerns  regarding  the length of the handrail,  the library has changed  the original  request to limit the extension  of the handrail  to where  it is needed most; that the new proposal would begin  at the curb cut-out  at the parking  lot and end at the top of the slope, approximately,  20 feet; that it would be mostly  hidden  from the street view by the tree

 

trunk and rhododendrons;   that the wood sign that they are proposing  to hang from the street lamp will be identical  in design to the current building  sign but Will be smaller in

size, 24″ wide by 14″ high; and that they could replace  the proposed  handicap  railing with the single bar rail along the building  if the board prefers  that; and that she has no objection  meeting  with Bill Walthers  and Larry Bucciarrelli  regarding  the color choice for the roof shingles.

 

 

 

Thano  Schoppe!  stated that if the walkway  meets the A.D.A. requirements  without  the railing, he suggest  a much simpler railing  along the building  to help guide people rather than the large less aesthetically  pleasing  A.D.A.  railing.

 

Bill Walthers  and LaITy Bucciarelli  requested  to meet with the library regarding  the roof shinle color because  the Board would prefer that the new shingles  remain  in the brown family.

 

 

 

 

FINDINGS OF FACT:

 

 

The Board,  after personal  observation  of the property,  hearing  all the testimony  and    ~       ~

reviewing  same, found as fact, that: The application  as presented,  would not        ci    tM   ~

adversely  affect the Historic  District  and the surrounding  area. The design  and    ~      c:-     z

 

materials  for the proposed  sign, lamp post, bollard  lights and roof shingles,  as     ~      ~ MODIFIED  are complimentary   to the District.                                                            ~      ~

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1. The roof shingles  shall match the existing  as close as possible.                           ~      :g
2. The new railing  shall be a single bar railing  on the building  side of the walkw~     …,.. ~

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lighting.

4. The new proposed  sign that will replace  the sign on the building  will be 14″ x 24″ double sided and will hang from the new proposed  carriage  light (Copper  Lantern Lighting  Gallery)  on the post that will be 72″ high and the light will be 26″ high.

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THIS  APPROVAL/DECISION,       AND  ANY  MODIFICATIONS      OR  CONDITIONS SET  FORTH   HEREIN,   IS GRANTED   BY THE  HISTORICAL     AREA  BOARD  OF

.                   REVIEW    AND  IS  LIMITED    TO  THE   SPECIFIC    RELIEF    REQUESTED     AND SUBJECT                   TO  THE  CONDITIONS    OR  MODIFICATIONS,      IF ANY,  SET  FORTH HEREIN.

 

** PRE-1918   CONSTRUCTION:   PLEASE   BE  ADVISED:   IN   THE  HISTORIC AREA,   ALL   CONSTRUCTION   REQUIRING   A  BUILDING   PERMIT   OR  ANY EXTERIOR      CHANGES     (INCLUDING     PAINT     COLOR)    TO    BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTED    PRIOR    TO   1918,   REQUIRES     APPROVAL    FROM    THE HISTORIC  AREAS  BOARD OF REVIEW.

 

PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE HISTORICAL  AREA BOARD OF REVIEW IS REQUIRED  PRIOR TO ANY CHANGE OR MODIFICATION  OF THE REQUIREMENTS   AND/OR  CONDITIONS   SET  FORTH  IN THIS  DECISION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED  TO:

 

• ROOFING SHINGLES (IF CHANGING COLOR)

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o SOFFITS  & FASCIA

o GUTTERS AND LEADERS

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o LOCATION  OF AIR CONDITIONING  UNITS

o WALKWAYS, PATIOS

o POOLS, SPAS AND FENCES

o SIGNS

o   ANY  CHANGE  IN  THE  ABOVE  LIST  INCLUDING   COLOR,   MATERIAL   AND/OR MANUFACTURER

 

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS,  PLEASE  CONTACT  DEBBIE  ARBOLINO, CLERK TO THE HISTORIC  AREA BOARD OF REVIEW  AT (845) 359-8410.

 

 

 

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DECISION:   In view  of the foregoing and the testimony   before  the Board,   the application; the design  and materials    for the proposed  sign,  lamp post,  bollard  lights and roof shingles,  as MODIFIED   are APPROVED.

 

The foregoing  resolution   was presented  and moved  by William   Walthers,   seconded  by Tbano  Schoppel;   and  carried  as follows:   Margaret  Raso,  aye;  Larry Bucciarelli,   aye; William  Walther,  aye;   Scott Wheatley,  aye Thano  Schoppel,  aye;  and  Joseph  Chabot, aye.  Wayne  Garrison   was absent.

 

The Administrative Aide  to the Board  is  hereby  authorized,  directed  and empowered  to sign  this  decision  and file  a certified  copy thereof  in the office of the Town  Clerk.

 

Dated:   January  13,  2015

 

HISTORIC  AREAS  BOARD  OF REVIEW TOWN  OF ORANGETOWN

 

 

 

BY~~

Deborah  Arbolino,  Administrative   Aide

 

 

DISTRIBUTION:

 

APPLIC1\NT

TOWN BOARD MEMBERS HABR  MEMBERS SUPERVISOR

TOWN ATTORNEY

DEPUTY  TOWN ATTORNEY OBZPAE

BUILDING   INSPECTOR- M.M.

TOWN CLERK

HIGHWf\Y  DEPARTMENT TOWN HISTORIAN

DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL

ENGINEERING HABR,  PB, FILE

PB, ZBA, ACAI30R CHAIRMAN

 

 

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DECISION

APPROVED AS PRESENTED  WITH THE SPECIFIC  CONDITION  THAT THE APPLICANT  OBTAIN THE NECESSARY VARIANCES TO IMPLEMENT  THE

:                   PROPOSED  PLANS

 

TO: Meg Fowler   (Rielly/Orefice)

688 Piermont  Avenue

Piermont,  New York  10968

HABR # 15-01

January  13, 2015

 

 

FROM:  HISTORIC  AREAS  BOARD  OF REVIEW,  TOWN  OF ORANGETOWN

 

 

 

 

I-IABR#15-01: Application  of Rielly/Orefice   for review of a new porte cochere  and back porch conversion  at an existing  single-family  residence.  The premises  are located  at 124

Washington  Spring Road, in the Town  of Orangetown,  Hamlet  of Palisades,  New York. Chapter  12, Section  12-4(A), Historic  Areas  Board of Review.

Tax Numbers:  78.18 I 1   I 31; R-22 zoning  district.

 

 

Heard by the HISTORIC  AREAS  BOARD  OF REVIEW  at a meeting  held on Tuesday, January  13, 2015 at which  time the Board made the following  determination:

 

 

 

Margaret  Fowler,  Architect  and James Rielly   appeared. The following  documents  were presented:

1. Architectural plans dated August 15, 2014 (6 pages)  signed and sealed by

Margaret  L. Fowler,  Architect.

2. A project  summary  dated December  9, 2014 on letterhead  from the architect.
3. An e-mail from James P. Rielly acknowledgement   of the need to return to the Historic  Areas Board of Review  if the Zoning  Board of Appeals  makes  any changes  to the plan at the applicants’   appearance  there.

 

 

 

Margaret  Fowler,  Architect,  stated that the existing  building  at 124 Washington  Spring Road was built in 1868 as a parsonage  for the Presbyterian  Church  across the street; that the house stands tall with vertical proportions  that rise higher than most houses in the

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.                   neighborhood;   that it is in significant  dis-repair  and a tremendous  renovation  is taking

place on the interior  already; that they are proposing  to add a porte-cochere  to the east side  of the house that will integrate  the side entrance  and wrap around the back of the house; that the existing  basement  entrance  will be relocated  to the other side of the house; and that they are planning  to bring the house back to its former glory.

 

James Rielly stated that he has done a lot of scraping  of the exterior  of the house;  that he found the original  color which was in the gold family; that they are proposing  to paint the house Benjamin  Moore #375 CW Tavern  Ochre, which is in the gold family and the shutters will be painted  Benjamin  Moore  CW 380  Massicot;  that the trim shall be

painted  white; that there will be two pendant  lights, one over the carport and one over the front door; that there shall be a light fixture next to the side door and all lights will work off a switch;  that the pillars of the carport  shall be brick and the aluminum  gutters and leaders  shall be white to match the trim; and the driveway  shall be gray pavers ..

 

 

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PUBLIC  COMMENT:

 

 

Maryanne  Galen,  112 Washington  Spring Road, Palisades,  asked where the lights on the car port and side door would be placed  and if they would work on a timer or a switch.

 

FINDINGS   OF  FACT:

 

 

The Board, after personal  observation  of the property,  hearing  all the testimony  and reviewing  same, found as fact, that: The application  as presented,  would not adversely affect the Historic  District and the surrounding  area. The design  and materials  for the proposed  (Architectural  plans dated August  15, 2014 (6 pages)  signed  and sealed by Margaret  L. Fowler, Architect) are complimentary to the District.

 

1. The roof shall be black rubber.
2. The house shall be painted Benjamin Moore #CW375 Tavern Ochre.
3. The shutters shall be painted Benjamin Moore #CW-380 Massicot.
4. All of the trim shall be white.
5. The gutters and leaders shall be white aluminum.
6. The doors shall be painted black.
7. The two hanging lights shall be Quoizel Byron #BRNl 91 OlB in Imperial Bronze;

one on the ceiling of the front porch by the front door and one on the ceiling of the carport.

8. The side door shall have one wall sconce by Quoizel, Byron #BRN84101B also in

Imperial Bronze.

9. The windows shall be Lincoln Wood windows PM-20 White.
10. The driveway shall be grey pavers.
11. The walkway shall be grey cobblestone.
12. The pergola shall be white wood.
13. The fence shall be white cedar by Yahoo fence company.
14. The patio shall be natural stone and brick.

 

 

 

THIS APPROVAL/DECISION,   AND ANY MODIFICATIONS   OR CONDITIONS SET FORTH  HEREIN,  IS GRANTED BY THE HISTORICAL  AREA BOARD OF REVIEW  AND IS LIMITED   TO  THE  SPECIFIC   RELIEF   REQUESTED  AND SUBJECT  TO THE CONDITIONS  OR MODIFICATIONS,  IF ANY, SET FORTH HEREIN.

 

 

** PRE-1918  CONSTRUCTION:   PLEASE   BE  ADVISED:   IN   THE  HISTORIC AREA,   ALL   CONSTRUCTION   REQUIRING   A  BUILDING   PERMIT   OR  ANY EXTERIOR      CHANGES     (INCLUDING     PAINT     COLOR)    TO    BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTED    PRIOR    TO   1918,   REQUIRES     APPROVAL    FROM    THE HISTORIC  AREAS  BOARD OF REVIEW.

 

PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE HISTORICAL  AREA BOARD OF REVIEW IS REQUIRED  PRIOR TO ANY CHANGE OR MODIFICATION OF THE REQUIREMENTS   AND/OR  CONDITIONS   SET  FORTH  IN THIS  DECISION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED  TO:

 

 

o ROOFING  SHINGLES (IF CHANGING  COLOR)

o  SIDING

o DECORATIVE  SIDING

e  SOFFITS & FASCIA

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o WALKWAYS, PATIOS

a POOLS, SPAS AND FENCES “SIGNS

.,   ANY CHANCE   IN  THE  ABOVE  LIST  INCLUDING   COLOR,   MATERIAL  AND/OR

MANUFACTURER

 

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS,  PLEASE  CONTACT  DEBBIE ARBOLINO, CLERK TO TH~E  HISTORIC  AREA BOARD OF REVIEW  AT (845) 359-8410.

 

 

 

DECISION:   In view  of the foregoing  and the testimony  before the Board, the application; (Architectural  plans elated August  15,  2014   (6 pages)  signed  and sealed by Margaret  L. Fowler,  Architect)   is  APPROVED  with the SPECIFIC  CONDITION   that  the applicant obtain the necessary  variances  to implement  the  proposed  construction.

 

The foregoing  resolution    was presented  and moved by Larry Bucciarelli,   seconded  by William  Walther;    and carried  as follows:   Margaret  Raso,  aye;  Larry Bucciarelli,   aye; William  Walther,   aye;   Scott Wheatley,  aye Thano  Schoppe!,  aye;   and  Joseph  Chabot, aye. Wayne  Garrison  was absent.

 

The Administrative    Aide to the Board  is  hereby  authorized,   directed  and empowered  to sign  this decision   and file a certified   copy thereof  in  the office of the Town  Clerk.

 

Dated:  January  l3,   2015

 

 

HISTORIC  AREAS  BOARD  OF REVIEW TOWN  OF ORANGETOWN

 

 

 

BY~~

Deborah Arbolmo,  Administrative  Aide

 

 

DISTRIBUTION:

 

APPLICANT                                           TOWN CLERK

TOWN BOARD MEMBERS                      HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT HABR MEMBERS                                    TOWN HISTORIAN SUPERVISOR                                           DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL TOWN ATTORNEY                                 ENGINEERING

DEPUTY TOWN ATTORNEY                   HAl3R,  PB, f’ILE

OBZPAE                                                  PB, ZBA, ACABOR CHAIRMAN

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DECISION

APPROVED   AS PRESENTED:    MUST  RETURN   FOR  PAINT  COLOR APPROVAL

 

TO: William  Bosley   (Cupp/Dragoo)

10 Sugarhill  Road

Nyack, New York  10960

HABR#   15-02

January  13, 2015

 

 

FROM:  HISTORIC  AREAS  BOARD  OF REVIEW,  TOWN  OF ORANGETOWN

 

 

 

HABR#15-02:  Application  of Amy Cupp and Scott Dragoo  for review  of  a new two-car garage, kitchen  remodel  to relocate  windows  and paint for an existing  single-family residence.  The premises  are located  at 4 Woods  Road, in the Town of Orangetown, Hamlet  of Palisades,  New York. Chapter  12, Section  12-4(A), Historic  Areas Board of Review.

Tax Numbers:  78. 18 I 1  I 48; R-40 zoning district.

 

 

Heard by the HISTORIC AREAS BOARD OF REVIEW at a meeting held on Tuesday, January 13, 2015 at which time the Board made the following determination:

 

 

 

William Bosley and Amy Cupp appeared. The following documents were presented:

1. Architectural plans dated November 17, 2014 (5 pages) labeled “Proposed Detached Garage for Amy Cupp & Scott Dragoo” signed and sealed by Barry Terach, Architect.
2. Architectural plans dated December 12, 2014 (3 pages) labeled “Proposed Interior Renovations for Amy Cupp & Scott Dragoo” signed and sealed by Barry Terach, Architect.

 

 

 

William Bosley, contractor, stated that the applicant would like to construct a two-car garage in the side yard with storage in the back; that they are also proposing an addition to the rear of the house; that roof would be Fabranz grey metal; that the siding would be cedar; that the doors for the garage will be Cloplay overhead doors design #5; that there will also be two composite doors on the side of the garage; that all doors will be black; that there will be five black sconces on the garage; one by each side door and three on the sides of the garage doors; that all of the garage lights are down lights; that they are

‘working  on an interior renovation to the existing house and a rear addition that they would like to remove several windows and put in French doors and also remove a double French door and replace it with a single French door; and that they would like to paint the extension to match the new garage; and that if the Board is not sure of the proposed

colors they will return for color approval later in the process.

 

 

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Amy Cupp stated that they are proposing the paint the house similar to the Senate House in Kingston, New York; that the Senate house is on the State Historic registry; that it is a very dark green, almost black, with black trim and shutters; that the exterior paint would be flat for the house siding in Railings, which is the very dark green, almost black color and the trim, shutters, windows and comer boards would be black; that this is the historically correct color of a Dutch Barn; and that it will blend and fall off into the background from her planned perennial gardens, especially the blue hydrangeas.

 

PUBLIC COMMENT: No public comment. FINDINGS OF FACT:

The Board, after personal observation of the property, hearing all the testimony and reviewing same, found as fact, that: The application as presented, would not adversely affect the Historic District and the surrounding area. The design and materials for the proposed addition/ alteration and two-car garage: (Architectural plans dated November

17, 2014 (5 pages) labeled “Proposed Detached Garage for Amy Cupp & Scott Dragoo”

signed and sealed by Barry Terach, Architect and the Architectural plans dated December

12, 2014 (3 pages) labeled “Proposed Interior Renovations for Amy Cupp & Scott Dragoo” signed and sealed by BaITy Terach, Architect)  are complimentary to the District; However the applicant must return to the board for approval of paint colors.

 

1. The roof of the garage shall be grey metal by Fabranz.
2. The siding shall be cedar clapboard 6″ exposure.
3. The gutters and leaders shall be black aluminum.
4. The windows shall be black Marvin windows.
5. The garage doors shall be Clopay overhead #5 design.
6. Five caniage style down lights in black shall be on the garage; three in front on either side of the garage doors and one by each of the side doors into the garage.
7. The north elevation of the house a sliding door is being removed.
8. The west elevation of the house two existing double windows are being removed and four new windows are being installed.
9. The south elevation of the house a window is being removed and a new door is being installed.

 

 

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THIS  APPROVAL/DECISION,   AND  ANY MODIFICATIONS      OR  CONDITIONS SET FORTH  HEREIN, IS GRANTED   BY THE HISTORICAL  AREA BOARD OF REVIEW     AND IS LIMITED  TO  THE   SPECIFIC   RELIEF   REQUESTED  AND SUBJECT           TO THE CONDITIONS    OR MODIFICATIONS,      IF ANY, SET  FORTH HEREIN.

 

** PRE-1918   CONSTRUCTION:   PLEASE   BE  ADVISED:   IN   THE  HISTORIC AREA,  ALL  CONSTRUCTION  REQUIRING  A BUILDING  PERMIT  OR ANY EXTERIOR   CHANGES  (INCLUDING  PAINT  COLOR) TO BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTED    PRIOR    TO   1918,   REQUIRES     APPROVAL    FROM    THE HISTORIC  AREAS  BOARD OF REVIEW.

 

PRIOR  APPROVAL     OF  THE  HISTORICAL   AREA  BOARD  OF  REVIEW    IS REQUIRED    PRIOR    TO   ANY   CHANGE      OR   MODIFICATION       OF   THE REQUIREMENTS   AND/OR   CONDITIONS   SET  FORTH  IN THIS  DECISION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT  LIMITED TO:

 

 

 

 

o ROOFING  SHINGLES (IF CHANGING COLOR)

oSIDING

o DECORATIVE  SIDING

o SOFFITS &  FASCIA

o GUTTERS AND LEADERS

oWINDOWS oTRIM oSHUTTERS oDOORS

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o LOCATION  OJ? AIR CONDITIONING  UNITS

o WALKWAYS, PATIOS

o POOLS, SPAS AND FENCES

o SIGNS

e  ANY  CHANGE  IN  THE  ABOVE  LIST  INCLUDING   COLOR,   MATERIAL   AND/OR MANUFACTURER

 

IF  YOU  HA VE  ANY  QUESTIONS,    PLEASE   CONT ACT  DEBBIE   ARBO LINO, CLERK TO  THE  HISTORIC  AREA BOARD  OF REVIEW AT (845) 359-8410.

 

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Cupp/ Dragoo

HABR#  15-02

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DECISION:   In view of the foregoing   and the testimony  before the Board,   the application;

addition/renovation     and  new.  two-car  garage:   (Architectural     plans   elated  November   17,

I    2014   (5 pages)  labeled   “Proposed  Detached  Garage  for Amy Cupp & Scott Dragoo” signed  and sealed   by Barry Terach,   Architect  and the Architectural  plans  dated  December

12,  2014   (3 pages)  labeled   “Proposed  Interior  Renovations    for Amy Cupp & Scott Dragoo”  signed  and sealed   by Barry Terach,  Architect)    is  APPROVED  and MUST RETURN  FOR PA[NT  COLORS.

 

The foregoing  resolution   was presented  and moved by Larry Bucciarelli,    seconded   by William  Walther;    and carried  as follows:   Margaret  Raso, aye;  Larry Bucciarelli,    aye; William  Walther,  aye;   Scott Wheatley,   aye Tbano  Schoppel,   aye;  and  Joseph  Chabot, aye.  Wayne  Garrison  was  absent.

 

The Administrative    Aide to the Board is hereby  authorized,   directed  and empowered  to sign  this  decision    and file a certified  copy thereof  in the office  of the Town  Clerk.

 

Dated:   January   13,  2015

 

 

HISTORJC   AREAS  BOARD  OF REVIEW TOWN  OF ORANGETOWN

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Deborah  Arbolino,    Administrative    Aide

 

DISTRIBUTION:

 

APPLICANT                                             TOWN CLERK

TOWN BOARD MEMBERS                     HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT

HABR MEMBERS                                    TOWN HISTORIAN SUPERVISOR                                           DEPT.  or  ENVIRONMENTAL TOWN ATrORNEY                                  ENGINEERING DEPUTYTOWN AHORNEY                   l-IABR,  PB,  r1LE

OBZPAE                                                 P13, Zl1A, ACABOR CHAIRMAN BUILDING  INSPECTOR-  B.vW.  must  be reassigned    to  a new   inspector

 

 

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