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VILLAGE OF RYE BROOK
MAYOR 938 King Street, Rye Brook, N.Y. 10573 ADMINISTRATOR
Lawrence A. Rand (914)939-0668 Fax(914)939-5801 Christopher J. Bradbury
www.ryebrook.org
TRUSTEES BUILDING&FIRE
Michael S. Brown INSPECTOR
Joan L. Feinstein Michael J. Izzo
Patricia Sanders Romano
Paul S. Rosenberg
October 26,2007
Mr. Peter Stahl,Vice President-Operations Via First Class Mail&
Win Properties, Inc. Facsimile to;(914)468-7330
10 Rye Ridge Plaza, Suite 200
Rye Brook,NY 10573
Dear Mr. Stahl,
The Building Department is in receipt of your letter dated 10/1/07,a copy of which is attached,requesting
permission to conduct paving operations at the shopping center parking lots after the normal hours of
operations for construction activity as specified in §158-4 of the Code of the Village of Rye Brook.
As discussed in our meeting with Village Administrator Christopher J. Bradbury on 10/17/07,permission
is hereby granted to you to perform paving operations on the parking lots of the shopping center during
night-time hours as per§158-5.A. of the Code of the Village of Rye Brook with the following conditions:
1. This permission does not apply to the parking lot areas adjacent to the homes located on
Roanoke and Westview Avenues.
2. There is to be no playing of radios at any time except for personal listening devices.
3. There is to be no loud or inappropriate language used by anyone at any time.
4. Every effort shall be made on your part and on that of the contractor to keep necessary noise
levels down to a minimum,and eliminate any unnecessary noise.
5. This permission can be revoked by the Building Department at any time and for any reason.
6. This permission shall expire upon completion of the paving activity.
7. A copy of this letter shall be kept on the site at all times and shall be made available for review
upon demand by any bonafide Village Official.
Thank you for your anticipated continued cooperation and please feel free to contact this office should
you require any further information.
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Mic Izzo
Building&Fire Inspector
cc: Christopher J. Bradbury, Village Administrator
Chief Gregory J. Austin,R.B.P.D.
WIN PROPERTIES, INC.
10 Rye Ridge Plaza, Suite 200, Rye Brook, NY 10573
Tel. (914)468-7300 Fix. (914) 468-7330
October 1, 2007
OCT - 2 2001
Mr. Michael Izzo, Building Inspector f
Village of Rye Brook k
938 King Street
Rye Brook, NY 10573
Dear Mr. Izzo:
Our site work is progressing relatively well. Despite our tenants and customers' patience
wearing thin, now that the center lots are starting to look slightly more finished the
excitement is building.
During one of our planning meetings it was suggested that the final finish asphalt coat
and striping could be finished faster, and more safely if performed at night. Once again I
am writing to request a waiver of the night work ordinances. Specifically we would like
to pave and stripe between the hours of 11 pm and 6am for five nights. We are uncertain
at this point regarding when we would start the final paving, but estimate the start date
during the week of October 22, or October 29.
We are planning on overlaying the main shopping center lot and the final finish coat of
the center lot in one phase, over the course of five working days. On the whole we
believe it is safer to do this paving at night since number of parking spaces available
during the days would be increased, thereby easing traffic congestion and possible traffic
accidents. Also we are trying to be sensitive to our tenant's main complaint that reduced
parking severely impacts their ability to make sales. Even if spaces are available
somewhere in the center, if the parking is too far away too many people will simply drive
on. We are also concerned about the number of 40 ton asphalt trucks that will be coming
into the area during working hours and their ability to stop quickly when faced with a
customer looking for parking spot, or middle school child not watching where they are
going either before or after school.
The most sensitive area is where our property abuts residential homes on Westview Ave.
We will not need more than two nights in this immediate area to complete our work.
While we recognize that it will not impact your decision making, in order to be good
neighbors, if approved we plan on offering the three immediate neighbors on Westview
Ave. accommodations at a local hotel for the nights we are immediately behind their
homes.
Thank you for considering this request, please call me or e-mail me if you need any other
additional information.
Very Truly Yours,
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Peter Stahl, Vice President- Operations
cc: C. Bradbury
R. Hoag
J. Lentini
J.Zagerenski