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MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING OF T~E ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS HELD AT MESIE~.~ HOMESTEAD~ WAPPINGERS FALLS, N. Y. , FEBRUAR~ 17, 1969 Present: 0hairman Frank Savelll, Robert Smith, Pster Sanflllppo, Harold Myers, Village Attorney James J. Lyons, Zoning Enforcement Officer John W. Haubennestel, Recording Secretary Peggy Fasclani. Absent: Sterling VanWagenen Others Present: Edward J. Alello, 253 Vassar Road, Poughkeepsie John M. Reed, 75 Market Street Xrlsti Reed same Roy S. Nalller, 126 East Main Street, Village Joseph V. Poilluccl, Nelson Ave. Ext., Village Trustee Anthony D1Domizlo, 32 Downey Avenue," Trustee Achilles Napoleon, 54 West Main St.," Meeting was called to order at 8:05 ~.M. Copy of minutes of regular meeting held February h, 1969 were previously forwarded to members of the Zoning Board of Appeals for their review. Mr. Smith made motion minutes be accepted, seconded by Mr. Myers and passed. BRAOK OONSTRUOTIO~ CORPORATION 0hairman Savelll made following statement: "Brack Con- struction Corporation made application to this Board for ~ special permit to construct 139 new ~arden type apartments. Public hearing was held en February $. At the conclusion of this hearing the Board rendered no decision. Adjacent property owners appeared before the Board and requested that special permit be denied upon the ground that there was a violation of right cf way owned by them. The right of way is not located on the site under review but on nearby lands also owned by the applicant. The Board agreed to reconvene on this date to con- sider any ~zg~mente the attorney for ~he adjacent land owners might care to advance. At this time the chair will recognize Mr. Reed and he can make his presentation." Attorney John M. Reed introduced himself as representing Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Cecchlnl, Edward J. Alello and Peter J. Alello and explained he was unable to attend the last meeting of the Board. He felt his clients were not necessarily asking this Board to deny the application for a variance by Mr. Brlll, but were asking the Board to place conditions on any approval which would clear up the problem with the easement. He called Board's attention to his letter dated February 17, 1969 forwarded to the Zoning Board of Appeals which is attached to and made a part of these minutes. He showed map prepared by Richard G. Barger which indicated the perimeter of the first section of Ashley Apartments complex. Mr. Reed %eOk exception to the fact that this is a separate application from the first complex. He felt that it is all one complex and this is nothing more than an