Minutes, Architectural Review Board Meeting, November 2, 2006

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2 EASTCHESTER ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING

NOVEMBER 2, 2006

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EASTCHESTER ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW BOARD MEETING

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10 HELD AT: Eastchester Town Hall

40 Mill Road

11 Eastchester, New York 10709

November 2, 2006 7:00 p.m.

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13 BOARD MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE:

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Rose Marie Brescia, Chairman

15 Enda McIntyre, Member

Laura Raffiani, Member

16 Maria Bonasia, Member

Fernando Papale, Member

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EASTCHESTER EMPLOYEES IN ATTENDANCE:

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LOUIS REDA, Deputy Town Attorney

21 MARGARET UHLE, Director of Planning

JAY KING, Building Inspector

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24 DINA M. MORGAN, REPORTER

43 CENTRAL DRIVE

25 BRONXVILLE, NEW YORK 10708

(914) 469-6353

DINA M. MORGAN, REPORTER

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1 EASTCHESTER ARB - 11/2/06

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The Chairman: Calls meeting to order.

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Pledge of Allegiance.

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Roll call conducted by Ms. Uhle:

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6 The Chairman: Present.

7 Ms. Raffiani: Present.

8 Ms. Bonasia: Present.

9 Ms. Uhle: States Mr. Papale and Mr.

McIntyre are running late.

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The Chairman: States Application 06-94

11 has been adjourned until the January 4th

meeting.

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13 APPLICATION 06-97, 116 LAKESHORE DRIVE

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Ms. Rivera: Rebecca Rivera, architect

15 for the applicant. Explains application is

before board to add a second story on an

16 existing house. States they're keeping the

same footprint except they're bumping out the

17 front to accommodate a vestibule. Shows plans.

States facade will be stucco. Shows sample of

18 shingles. Describes front facade. Explains

house blends in with the neighboring houses.

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The Chairman: Asks what chimney is made

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21 Ms. Rivera: States stucco.

22 Ms. Bonasia: Discusses front elevations.

Feels where windows are it looks sparse.

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Ms. Rivera: Indicates they could push

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25 Ms. Bonasia: Suggests re-balancing that.

Feels everything else looks proportionately

DINA M. MORGAN, REPORTER