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Zoning Board of Appeals Minutes, September 8, 1987, Held at Mesier Homestead Wappingers Falls, N.Y. at 7:30 p.m. Present: Frank Savelli, Chairman; George Casey; Rudy Breglia; Sterling VanWagenen; Robert Smith; Kenneth Stenger, acting Village Attorney; Kathleen Wilson, Recording Secretary. 0 thers present: William J, Eagen Jr,, 28 Clinton St, W.F. Ronnle Komornik, Trustee Jean Laffi'n, 15 Franklindale Ave, W,F. Elleen Masterson, 60 South Mesier, W.F. Ann Marie Aonk, 89 Achuesen Rd, New Paltz, N.Y. Joe Casey, 17 Prospect St, W.F. Jo & Ron Relyea, 19 Prospect St, W.F. Cathy Mazocbi, 33 Clapp Ave, W.F. Donald Mazochi, 33 Clapp ~v~, W.F. David E. Barton, 8 Delavergne Ave, W.F. Richard Sardo, 18 West Academy ST, W.F. The meeting was called to orde~ at 7:30 p.m.. The minutes were amended to! include in parentheses "the carpenter" after the~he°on line 26. The minutes were accepted as amended with Rudy Breglia making the motion and Sterling Van Wagenen. All Ayes. The first order of business was an appearance by Joseph Casey in the continuation of his hearing regardlng his deck at 17 Prospect St. Mr Casey has decided to move the deck so that it meets the 8 foot side line, He will obtain a building permit and conform to the side and ~ear line requirements. This will occur when the Village eDDo~ts a new Zoning Enforcement Officer. A question was also raised about the existence of tenants in the house. It was stated that an apartment has existed In the house since 1935 which was well before the Zoning laws tn the Village were adopted. At 7~0 p.m. the Secretary read the Notice of Appeal and legal notice for William J. Eagen Jr. Mr. Eagen is requesting a variance for a subdivision for his property at 32 Clinton St. Executive Session 7:45- 7~50 p.m, Mr. Eagen read a prepared statement which the Secretar7 copied for his file. He explained that his case is unique and that he is seeklng an area variance because a subdivision Would cause a hardship and would not enhance the sale of the property in the future. The property is unique and would have to be sold as one piece since the drainpipe that runs through it will always be there and if subdivided one parcel would not be a selling point with just garages end a second floor apartment on tr. Mr Eagen does not want to subdivide since there is great expense involved. He would just like an area variance and permission to put 2 apartments over the garage. Discussion. Executive Session 8:05 - 8:20 p.m. The ZBA decided that there is a need to stick to procedure. Mr Eagen must appear before the Planning Board and obtain sketch plan approval for the area variance.