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Home My WebLink About1987-06-09 - Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes I 000775 MINUTES OF AN AGENDA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF RYE BROOK, HELD ON THE 9th DAY OF JUNE, 1987 IN THE VILLAGE OFFICES, 90 SOUTH RIDGE STREET RYE BROOK, NEW YORK CONVENE AGENDA MEETING The Agenda Meeting of the Village Board was called to order by Mayor Kabcenell at 8:05 P.M. and the Pledge of Allegiance followed. Present were the following members of the Board: Mayor Jack Kabcenell Trustee Milt Meiskin Trustee Mario Nardi Trustee Sal Cresenzi Trustee Frank Filipowski Also present were: Georgia Kramer, Village Attorney Joe Cortese, Village Treasurer Mark ten Eicken, Assistant Building Inspector Jean A. Marra, Deputy Village Clerk Christopher J. Russo, Village Administrator, was unable to be present at this meeting. 000776 June 9, 1987 It was stated by Mayor Kabcenell that Items #1 through #7 on the agenda would be adhered to for the June 23rd meeting as follows: LOCAL LAWS 1. Proposed Local Law re: Amendments to Vehicle & Traffic Law 2. Proposed Local Law re: Alarm Law 3. Proposed Local Law re: Flood Control SET PUBLIC HEARINGS 4. Final Subdivision Approval - Larizza Wyman Street Townhouses S. Final Subdivision Approval - Lundell Brook Housing Development CONSIDERATION 6. Completed DEIS - Brook II Ventures - Acceptance 7. EIS - Church of the Advent - Negative Declaration For Item #8 - Tax Exemption - Korean Presbyterian Church Section 1 Block 6 Lot 9 King Street Trustee Filipowski asked that Attorney Kramer review this request of the church; and Mayor Kabcenell requested that the effects this proposal would have on the Village be determined as well. I 2 - 1 i 000'7'7'7 June 9, 1987 i ' At this time, Mayor Kabcenell requested that Items #9 and #10 be added to the June 23rd agenda as follows: 9. Request of Merritt & Holby to construct an addition for medical/professional offices at the Rye Ridge Plaza. 10. Modification of Lease Agreement for Village Offices Rye Brook Plaza Bernard Klem of the Planning Board then asked if the Board would review his request to compile a land inventory and Mayor Kabcenell stated that it would be placed on the Agenda as Item #11. Thereafter, Trustee Nardi announced that many residents from Argyle Road area were present this evening with respect to a development in Port Chester which would have an affect on the Village as the property could only be accessed via Argyle Road. He continued that the barrier at the end of Argyle is to be taken down and the property will be being backfilled. As there is no ability to connect Argyle Road to Haines Blvd. (in the Village of Port Chester) , Mark ten Eicken, the Assistant Building Inspector pointed out that the development would impact on Rye Brook. A request for legal clarification of this matter was made by Mayor Kabcenell and Attorney Kramer offered that for preliminary subdivision approval, notification by Port Chester was mandatory and that has not been received. However, Ms. Kramer noted that if the developer was only building one home, subdivision approval might not be necessary. Trustee Meiskin inquired if an EIS was being done by Port Chester and suggested that the Village of Rye Brook do its own impact statement also, as well as a traffic study, etc. 3 - 000778 June 9, 1987 Mayor Kabcenell wanted to know if any further work on the property could be prevented and Attorney Kramer said a court injunction could be obtained but that she would make a telephone call first. Mr. Paul Foley, of 33 Argyle Road, stated that he found it incomprehensible to understand this work being done the way it was. He added that he had to question the workmen on their way to the property to find out what was going on. Casper Iasillo is the developer of the property, Trustee Nardi mentioned. It was explained by Trustee Cresenzi that the builder needed this access for a road otherwise he would have to forgo one building lot and he then questioned snow removal policies as well as fire and police protection. Mr. Kenneth Heller, of 22 Lincoln Avenue, inquired if sewer hookups and water connections would go through Sylvan Road and Trustee Cresenzi explained that the lots would front on Sylvan Road. Trustee Nardi added that when he spoke with the developer he was informed that they wanted to hookup via Haines Blvd. Following this discussion, Mayor Kabcenell reiterated his request of the Village Attorney that an investigation on this matter be done and any further action be prevented until the many questions and concerns were resolved. In answer to a question raised by Mr. Gabriele of 57 Winding Wood Road South, Mayor Kabcenell stated that the matter of the stop sign at the corner of Latonia Road and Winding Wood was on the agenda for the June 23rd meeting. A local resident inquired how she would be able to find out the status of the situation with the Argyle Road matter to which Attorney Kramer stated that she would answer any questions when she was in her office on Friday, June 12th. - 4 - 000779 June 9, 1987 I i ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, on motion by Trustee Cresenzi, seconded by Trustee FiliP owski, it was unanimously resolved that the meeting be adjourned at 8:25 P.M. Respectfully submitted, / ti / J an A. Marra Deputy Village Clerk 5 -