HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991_07_18 Board of Architectural Review Minutes MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
ARCHITECTURAL BOARD OF REVIEW OF THE TOWN OF MAMARONECK
JULY 18, 1991, IN THE SENIOR CEN'T'ER, TOWN CENTER
740 WEST BOSTON POST ROAD
MAMARONECK, NEW YORK
Present: E. Robert Wassman, Chairman
Ralph Heisel
Robert Inunerman
Pamela Washington
Joan Williams
Also present: Elaine Price, Councilwoman
William E. Jakubowski, Building Inspector
CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Wassman at 8:03 PM.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
It was decided to waive approval of the minutes of the last meeting until
the next meeting, August 15, 1991.
STUDY SESSION
Mr. Wassman reported that, immediately prior to this meeting, the Board
had held a study session. It had heard an extremely informative report
from the Urban Forester concerning urban trees. He recommended that
hemlocks were a poor choice for planting and predicted that soon they
will not survive below Albany because of a blight. The Forester
recommended white pine and Norway pine for this climate and for their
ability to withstand occasional salt water flooding.
LARCHMONT AUTO PARTS DISTRIBUTORS
Mr. Fredericks, a sign maker, appeared on behalf of the applicant. The
application involved several aspects: painting the building white,
adding red and blue stripes and changing signs to reflect the national
logo of Car Quest, a company this business has joined. There is an
existing sign of five feet by five feet which exceeds the limit allowed
under the Town of Mamaroneck Sign Ordinance. The sign would have to stay
in its exact place to be permitted as a pre-existing non-conforming usP.
The Board questioned whether the proposed stripes would be included as
part of the signage under the Ordinance.
This Board decided, 3-2, against allowing the sign over the door to be
changed to the new logo. .
It was decided to put the entire matter over to the August 15th meeting.
The Board requested the presence of the owner of the business to discuss
the application as well as questions of landscaping at the site.
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near the showroom and the curb a display area only.
Mr. Catena agreed to repave the area near the curb to the East of the
curb cut and to plant six 3-inch-caliper street trees at the curb
outlined by Belgian block.
Concerning signs, Mr. Monroe stated that it was proposed to install a 30
square foot sign on the front and a similar one on the side of the
building. In a flower box it is proposed to place a logo sign in
accordance with the Town's ordinance. This "monument" sign would be
illuminated from the interior and would have a black standard.
There will be light standards 15-18 feet high, with downed lights, and
same standards 20 feet high in the front of the building. There will
also be some soft lighting for the evening hours at the doors. Mrs.
Davidson requested that the lights be less obtrusive than they were under
the previous lessee. Mr. Heisel suggested that lights similar to those
at the Carleton House would be effective. They illuminate the parking
lot without annoying the neighbors. Mr. Wassman requested a more
detailed plan with lighting cuts and photometrics Mr. Inmlerman suggested
contacting Con Edison to make its service box more attractive.
The Board reviewed the external plan for the dealership. The building
will be repainted and new windows will be installed.
It was unanimously agreed that construction could begin, under Mr.
Jakubowski's direction on the interior alterations, the roof, the facade
and the glazing. The Board wanted to review new plans for the
landscaping, the lighting and paving.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 11:15 PM.
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