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MINUTES OF ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING DATED 8/4/98 Present: Harry Greco, Lloyd Frink, Floyd Hood, Bob Lewis and Mary Ann Bolander Absent: Sue Hodge Others Present: Patrick F. Moore, Esq. Harry Lynch Cecilia Dansereau Rumley Tom Marshall Vinnie Benedetto Yvette Walton Tracy Garraick Gary Johnson Wendy Dansereau Paul E. Dansereau Trustee DiDomizio Mike Benedetto Judy Morris Armand Alfonso Meeting was called to order at 7:37p. m. Motion by Mr. Greco, seconded by Mr. Frink to accept the minutes of the previous meeting. Unanimously carried. Mrs. Hodge - Absent. JOHNSON PROPERTY, 63 WEST MAIN STREET First item on the agenda was the application of Mr. Richard Johnson, et al seeking the following variances for their house which was destroyed by fire at 63 West Main Street And is located in a RM-1 zone: (l) Minimum lot area - required is' 16,000 sq. fi. and provided is 7,500 sq. fi., (2) minimum lot depth - required is lOO fi. andprovided is 50fi., (3)front set back- required is 15fi. and provided is 9fi. and rear set back- required is 30fl. and provided is 6ft. Secretary informed Board that Dutchess County Department of Planning responded to the zoning referral with a "matter of local concern" comment. Applicant presented Board with "return receipt requested" cards from his required mailing of legal notice to all neighbors within a 200fl. radius of subject property. Mr. Lynch the applicant's engineer presented the plan. He stated that the applicants wish to completely remove the entire structure and construct a new four unit home. The existing asphalt parking area will remain and wiil provide 6parking spaces for the units which is according to the Zoning Code. A refuse enclosure will be constructed and landscaping and new concrete sidewalks will be installed He stated that demolition has started to take down the remainder of the burned out building which was destroyed by fire in the beginning of March of 1998. He went on to state that they are changing the frontage of the building to front Church Street instead of West Main Street because it has less of an impact on the site. The minimum apartment size is 750 sq. fi. and they are providing four apartments at 820 sq. fi. The building that was destroyed had six apartments. He stated he had a preliminary meeting with the Planning Board and is on their agenda for August 6, 1998. Mr. Lynch also showed where parking will be and this conformed to code.