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)iis coun- ' get into usinesses ed.\ Mr. ader. “A iS district ion Auto e applied :ral years fere being lened the on a year > loan she !. repaired >£ on the wouldn't le {had in I-“I'm just •n and I'm no matter newal, but about Vil- d Kenneth years has on|»aa 19) I tiM pro- rt SuiiriM w. is Aziz ehidMth* DGIFTi iS E Zoning Board action is mixed \’®®* by Elyse David The Freeport Zoning Board of Appeals met last week to grant variances of the Village Building Code in nine separate cases. The Board teserved judgement in two others, denied one application and adjourned a case to a differ* ent monthh calendar. Zoning Board members rend ering d ^ i o n s were William White, Jr., Later Maekey, Gba- liet Monroe, and Kenneth Baga telle. Martha DeSalvo, chairper son, w u ahsenL The Tiist case heard was that of Joseph Falco of B u t Avenue, who wanted to replace a deterio rated garage. Permission was granted to continue the project even though the garage is too close to the property H m . Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Tum- strdl ate looking forward to returning to his boyhood home after completing the addition the Zoning Board of Appeals has approved. Extra closet space and , a half bath will be a d d ^ to the couple's Sportsman Avenue home. The Board also gave a nod to construction of a tear deck and extennon to the Martin home on West Seaman Avenue, while the Gousetis home on Milks Avenue wais also pven a go-ahead for a new deck. Veterinarian Dr. Gilbert Feldman appealed to the Zoning ' Board to r ^ g n the property lines between the two adjacent parcels he owns on Sunrise Highway. One of the parcels is used for his practice. Some park ing area for it is located on the adjacent prop^y, which con tains an occupied house. If the Zoiung Board were to approve, the house would then on a “substandard\ lot. With Board Chairperson Martha DeSalvo absent, decision was reserved. ' The Board also reserved deci sion in the egse of Thomas A. Pititto, owner of 23 Plaza West Mr. Pititto recently rented his space to a small church and vvants a variance to approve public assembly at the site. The Building Department requires more on site parking than exists. In other, action, the Zoning. Board permitted Catherine Ball of Sterling Avenue to eonstnict a rear deck even though it will be in the space required fora rear yard. VM Jadick will be abk to enjoy the deck he built prior to obtain ing the proper permits and var iances. According to his attorney, William Cldtiwri, many other properties aro’und the Jadkk Nassau Avenue home have sim ilar structures. The Board approved the existing deck pend ing a few minor changes needed to bring it up to Building Department Code. The Board voted 2-2 to deny Patrick Naughton of Bedell Street a variance to construct a fence and rear deck at his home. A tie vote of the Board means a denial. Mrs. Hieronymus o f ' West Seaman Avenue will begin con struction of a three bedroom, one bath addition to make room for her family’s needs. The Boairdb approval is {Ktiding a restrictive covenant limiting the dwelling to one kitchen atd uniform and coordinated siding. ' James Caracdolo of Guy Lombardo Avenue will be con structing a new deck on the side of his house, and the Mannanice family of West First Street will add a breakfast room off the kit chen even though their home will cover more of the lot than the building code allows. Adjourned to a future cakndaf was the application of Juan Cas tillo and Luis Lopez to maintain an auto service center on North Main Street. The next regular public meet ing of the Freeport Board of Education will be held at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, December 14, in the library of the Caroline G. Atkinson School on West Sea man Avenue. ^ mHis ^ Ml-* HOME CL «> HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM » « YILLAQB NURSBRYI ^ NBW FREEPORT KIWAMIANB are smMna Cart MaHaon. M t and Kevin Molaaa, right, instailad by Uairtanant Govatnor Jim Read at the Club's raeantnawmambarmaeting. Both man are longtiine Fraaport raaidanti. Choose Your Perlect Tree From A Large ||^ Selection Of Balsam A Douglas Fir Trees Don’t Forget To Trim The Door & Mantle ^ With Fresh Pine Roping,. Holly & Wreaths \ FIREWOOD ^ BY THE CORD # OR BUNDLE DURAFLAME L O G ^ iV ll>lD A 6 £ # ^ M11ES£E¥ ® 395 Sunrise Highway • Freeport <!$> 546-3366 I ^ ;y Open Dally 8 P*\;
