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MINUTES OF ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING HELD 2/8/05 <br /> <br />Present: Lloyd Frink, Chairman, Susan Ruder, Vice Chairman, Newell Russell, <br />Dave Crawford, George Dansereau and Mary Ann Loncto, Secretary <br /> <br />Others Present: <br /> Douglas Frye <br /> Carmine Carolei <br /> Village Attorney Viglotti <br /> <br />Cai Lawrence <br />Joseph lndovino <br />KevinBruRing <br /> <br />Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. Clerk took roll call - all present. <br /> <br />Mr. Frink started the meeting by stating that the Board is in receipt of copies of letters <br />from Ms. Tracy Blakey which were addressed to the Code Enforcement Officer and he is <br />aware of them. <br /> <br />DOUG FRYE, D/B/A THE ANCHOR PUB~ 2557 SOUTH AVENUE <br />First on the agenda was the public hearing on the request of Mr. Douglas Frye, d/b/a The <br />Anchor Pub, 2557 South Avenue seeking a variance from the offstreet parking <br />regulations as outlined in Section 151-19 of the Zoning Ordinance. Before the public <br />hearing was opened - Mr. Ffink had a question of how jurisdiction of this matter was <br />conferred to the ZBA - after consultation with the Village Attorney Mr. Frink stated he is <br />relatively confident (not 100% confident) that the ZBA does have jurisdiction to hear the <br />case. The reason he asked the question - where is previously existing decision that has <br />been reviewed and information provided is that the applicant has previously appeared <br />before the Planning Board and the Village Board and was directed to appear before the <br />ZBA. Mr. Fdnk is still a bit leery because there is nothing in writing that says a request <br />was made and denied - but through Village Counsel he feels it is alright to go ahead and <br />open the heating. Mr. Viglotti stated that the particular statute in question calls for the <br />parking to be supplied by an adjoining lot provided there was an instrument filed to the <br />satisfaction of the Village Attorney. There was a lot across the street that was vacant and <br />was utilized for purposes of parking. At the time the lot was in common ownership but <br />since then ownership has changed - therefore changing parking requirements. At this <br />point Mr. Dansereau made a motion to open the public hearing, seconded by MR. <br />Crawford - On roll call vote - Ms. Ruder - Aye, Mr. Frink - Abstain, Mr. Russell - Nay, <br />Mr. Crawford - Aye and Mr. Dansereau - Aye. Motion carries 3-2. <br /> <br />At this point applicant submitted his notice of publication and notices of mailings. Mr. <br />Frink stated parking for the pub occurs at both 2557 South Avenue and the lot on <br />Franklindale Avenue: At this point there is a contract of sale for the lot and applicant will <br />lose his parking in that lot. Mr. Frink asked applicant to describe where the parking will <br />now occur. Applicant presented a sketch of where proposed parking could be found. <br />Mr. Carolei stated that applicant is losing approximately 11 parking spaces. According to <br />the regulations - it states that Mr. Frye's type of business needs to show off street parking <br />and that is what he is appealing from. It was stated that in order to run his business he <br /> <br /> <br />