001to East Hampton Town ARB. We are live. Thank you. >> Thank you so much. Um, welcome to the August 28th, 2025 meeting of the Architects Review Board of the Town of East Hampton. We have eight applications on the agenda this afternoon. The ninth was postponed by the applicant earlier today. We're also revisiting one application from our last meeting and that'll be the very first one. Uh Julie Akala, our secretary, is not with us today as she is at a training session Mid Island. Um we welcome today Peter Bickford who's to my left at the end to our board as the alternate member. He will step in if a board member is absent or unable to attend. Today is his first meeting as he is stepping in for Frankqard who's been traveling for a few weeks.
002Peter is a well-known local historic preservationist having meticulously preserved the Talmage farmhouse in Springs where he resides. May I have a motion to approve the minutes of our August 14th, 2025 meeting? >> So, a second. Diane. All in favor? >> I. >> So, passed. The first item tonight is revisiting an application from last week that we've given further consideration to and we've looked meticulously at the town code that governs this type of uh situation. And this is 22 Ashwood Court Amigans Suffach County Tax Map number 300-150-10-13. Um so this is an application concerning a pair of antique European iron gates and posts with lanterns on top of the post. Upon further review of the town code, there is an allowance for an 8-ft tall gate if they are not on a public road and are
003far out of sight of a public road. These gates are several thousand ft off a public culde-sac uh up by uh on the up by the bridge up by the Amigansa train station off that road. Uh and it's a private driveway that goes off the culde-sac. So, it's deep in the woods and actually part of the Bell Estate subdivision for gates 8 feet and um and the post at the gates are 8 feet and the posts are 8'4 in. Um they may be approved in this situation without reaching for some sort of exceptional situation. Uh we will require or ask that the 3-ft tall lanterns on top of the gates posts uh need to be removed. Um any discussion on this board members? No, I think it's understandable. >> That's understandable and reasonable given given
004the location specifics of this situation. >> Peter Clair. Okay. So, may I have a motion uh first, we're going to do this in two parts to resend a resolution of August 14th requiring gates and post to be no taller than six feet with the lamps removed. May have second. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> So, passed. Um, so we're now going to pass a new resolution for this. So this is 22 Ashwood Court Amigans suffer county tax map number 300-150-10-13. Um I'd like to introduce this new resolution for this property to approve the existing gates at 8 ft tall, the existing post at 8'4 in and with the understanding that the owner will remove the lanterns on the tops of the posts. I have a motion to u move this application forward as I
005just stated. >> Diane second. >> Second. Chris, all in favor? >> I so passed. >> Okay, >> back to our regular agenda for this evening. Under business signs, this is um sport time. It's a modification Suffach County tax map number 300-166-3-9. And this is 385 Abrams Path in East Hampton. And Claire, this is yours. >> Thank you, Chip. So this application relates to the replacement of the existing signs at sport time in amaganset which are located at Abraham's path 385 Abraham's path 320 and also on town lane. This board approved this request at our April 24th meeting with the condition that no phone numbers will appear on any of the signs. Since then the applicant installed three of the freestanding signs. The only sign that hasn't been installed is the one above the entrance. Uh,
006so this first sign is I'm sorry. Do we have anybody here to speak on behalf of the applicant? So we could go, owner of campus signs. Got it. >> So uh, if you can just go side by side sign by sign so we can see. U So, this one is the one on the town. Are there going to be any changes to this particular sign adding the phone number or >> um I'm a little bit lost because I actually got caught in Amnigan and I didn't get back to my office to get the notes. >> Um Jennifer was do you have the picture of the two signs? I >> mean what we're this is so confusing to us because we've approved something now you've asked for something else that we're going to ask you to
007show the old sign and then the new sign one by one so we understand what the situation is. Well, I believe the owner actually talked to you folks about adding his phone number back and I thought he got it approved. >> No, we agreed that we would look we would discuss it at the meeting. Yeah, but it wasn't approved. It has to be >> That's what he told me. >> Well, we agreed that we would, you know, look at it and probably consider it and do it, but it wasn't approved. There's there's the >> So, I guess the first question I'm not sure if you can answer it, but this one this this PDF shows us that this is the 385 Abraham's path. How about the 320 and the town lane? Are we adding the
008phone number to each of those signs or just this particular sign? >> Just that one. >> Just this one. Okay. because of the location where it is versus where the sign is in the building. You know, he feels that more people will, you know, be seeing that sign, but the building's not even there. >> Okay. >> Because the building's down a driveway. >> Yeah. Okay. Good. >> And we are also changing I see the the design for the that you have underneath. You're getting going to add another panel that says multisport arena. >> If we compare the two, the one on the left and the one on the right. >> Correct. >> We using the same post. >> Right. Same post but a different different like a piece of PVC. Right. Correct. And it's okay.
009>> And maybe we'll if we can go to the uh sign above the entrance as well. So this is the previous sign or the current one that we have installed there. Uh I believe we approved the same exact size on our previous meeting. >> Correct. >> So right now you would like to keep the same design as presented on our April meeting but reduce the size. >> Correct. >> And he just he we I don't know if you have the picture of it. We he just wanted to change the outlet. He wanted to get sports time in the center. >> Oh, we should have a we should have a little picture somewhere there. >> Thank you. [Music] >> No, that makes sense. Yeah. >> So much. >> Okay. I don't know if um anybody from
010the board has any comments to this or the freestanding sign. >> Just to be clear, it's it's actually the same size, >> right? It's not it's not reduced in size. It's it's the same size just a different logo set up graphically. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> Well, we previously approved it was a 240 in by 22 and 1/2 and now it's going to be 120 by 12. Was that just a dimensional error on the application? What? Because I mean if you're >> visually it's the same. >> Was was were was the old application just wrong on the dimensions or >> I'm not really sure >> because it doesn't it >> well it's going to take up the same space as the existing sign that's there. >> So So it sounds like the last application >>
011had an error had an error in it. >> Okay. So, this sign is going to be how big? >> Uh, 120 by 12 and a half. >> 12 and a half inches tall and 120 in long. Okay. >> 12 in tall isn't very big. >> No, it's not. >> Well, I believe when I measured previously, the existing sign was 214 by 22 and a half. So, we will be reducing. I know this picture or >> Yeah. >> design intent doesn't show it, but >> that's 12 and a half. >> So, sir, is this correct? The sign's going to be 12 and a half inches tall. >> Cuz that's if you look at the three-foot doors on that entrance, um that that doesn't look like it's 12 1/2 in >> tall sign. >> No, we're checking.
012It's going to be the same height as the old one, >> which I believe was 13 by 22 and 1/2. >> Same height as the old one. >> That's 22 and 12 inches tall. 22 and a half which we approved on our previous meeting. >> Right. So the 12 and a half inch inches is an error. >> An error. >> Correct. Okay. So make sure we save this. >> So the er Yeah. The error is on the current >> on the application. We were right the first time. They were right the first time. >> Okay. >> So you're not reducing the sign just changing the previously approved design. >> Okay. >> And the phone number. All good with this. Uh the phone number is just for that one sign. >> Just for that one sign
013he's confirmed. Okay. So that's Yeah, >> there are two signs shown there. The one has one panel and the and the phone number and the uh the new design for the sport arena. >> Yeah. The one on the right is what they're proposing. >> You can zoom. >> But well, they're showing the old with the phone number which doesn't exist. >> Exactly. That was the proposed design for the old one. >> So there's three new signs. There are the signs on the right, but two of them will not have the phone number and they'll just have those two other panels, multiports arena and sports time. >> From my understanding, this application is only for 385 Abraham's path. So the 320 will be exactly how we >> 320 has the 320 has the multiple it looks
014like multiple businesses because that was more >> the town lane. Yeah. Yeah. And this is the >> dealing with two signs really now. And this is the one on the main thoroughare which >> just one after >> it's kind of cleaner looking. >> Okay. Okay. So any comments on your side sir? >> No we're all set. Okay. >> So are we okay with the new design and the phone number? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So um in that case I would like to approve this application uh for the freestanding sign at 385 Abraham's pad as uh presented. >> Describe it please. Uh so we are going to add we are going to change the design going to add the new panel u 18 in uh that's a small sport arena and we are going to also
015add the 6in PVC panel with the phone number of the business >> correct the other side >> uh we are keeping the original design with the right dimension from our April resolution >> changing the graphics right >> correct it's already approved >> that was already approved from the previous one >> so one Fine. Okay. >> So, this one >> second. >> I'll second. >> Chris. All All in favor? >> I Okay. So, passed. Thank you very much. >> Okay. A lot of signs are confusing, isn't it? >> Okay. Moving right along. We're changed to commercial. This is the Amigans at Presbyian Church, Suffach County Tax number 300-171-5-2. This is at 17 Meeting House Lane. Clara, this is also yours. >> Okay. Okay, so this application is for newly renovated Scoville Hall in a munet which
016was rebuilt after a fire a few years ago. Um, and it uh serves as an community center. The applicant is requesting approval to add 15 ft by 18 ft at grade slate patio at the rear of the building. While the patio would be currently visible from the uh from the parking lot and the neighboring properties, the applicant is also proposing to plant a private hitch as shown on the submitted survey to screen the patio from the from the view. So this is the view if you as you're pulling to the parking lot. The first picture was from the main street from the meeting house lane and you can see back there uh there is where we the applicant is proposing the the patio there's this is a little closeup um I don't know if we
017have anybody here to speak on behalf of the application is pretty >> straighten for the applicant correctly displayed where the patio would go. So, uh, if you have any questions, I'll try to answer them, but >> it's pretty straightforward. >> I got no questions. >> It's one of the more modest proposals we have to look at. >> Visible from the street. >> Yeah. And it's going to be >> Yeah. Any questions? Comments? >> I have no comments. Looks great. I think we're all fine with >> Thank you. We got to make a motion, but >> So, I would like to uh approve this application as presented. >> Have a second. Second. >> All in favor? >> I I >> So passed. >> You bet. Moving on to fences, walls, gates, and BMS. Um, this is
018uh Suffach County tax map number 300-24-12-14. This is 91 Rutland Road in East Hampton. And just by odd coincidence, Clara, this is also yours. >> Thank you. Uh so this application uh to approve the existing gate a driveway and pedestrian gate was previously before the board on our uh March 27th meeting. Uh the Rutland Road is very quiet road located in Clearwater with a private community in Springs. At the time the applicant was asked to provide additional details including some elevations, dimensions for a drive-in pedestrian gate and also we stated the gate itself shouldn't be more than 5 feet. Uh we can go to the second picture please. Will on our resolution we also stated that the co the pillars should be u reduced significantly. Um do we have anybody here to speak on behalf
019of this application? >> um well if I can ask you if you can just pull the the one PDF we received. So, so I couldn't find any elevations. This is the uh document we received. >> Is this the >> I'm sorry, sir. Are you here by any chance for the application of the Rland Road? >> Yes. >> Perfect. Can you please step forward? >> Can you come forward? >> Come forward. Please come up. We're going to ask you some questions. And please identify yourself. >> Miltonai. The address is 91 with Lan Roth. >> Are you the owner? >> Yes. >> Okay. I guess can you tell us a little bit more about your uh design intend there and and how you're planning to reduce the size and and the overall look of the gate. Uh
020yeah, I I I mean I applied before for the permit but it wasn't approved because uh they um they told me that's going it needs like 50% of >> Yeah. So we changed now but you can see it but you know >> it's not 50%. >> Uh probably it's more than that. >> Yeah. >> No all the all the gaps are the same size and all the boards are different sizes. So how could it be 50%. It's a inch and a half space in between each room, >> right? But some of the boards are like three or four inches wide. >> Are is that is that metal structure that we're seeing? That's the thicker >> Yes. part. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. Cuz I mean these and that's a sliding gate, right? >> Mhm. Yeah. >>
021So those really need a strong steel frame to hold up. They're essentially can levered. So, um, that's what I think what we're seeing here is this structural steel um, painted black sort of as inside or on the back side. Is it on the back side or is it sandwiched between? >> Yeah, it's in between >> between >> both sides because it would >> Yeah, it goes through a channel. So that's all this >> the only way the only way you can really camouflage that is to have you know if it's a 5 in steel you can have a 5 and 1/2 in board in front of it and then have 5 and 1/2 in space if you want 50% but with a narrow slat design there's really no way to get >> so right now
022the gate itself it's 58 in so it's a little bit under 5 ft >> u as far as the pillars I believe right now we have 27 and a2 in and you proposing to reduce it to 24. >> It's uh 24 and a half. >> 24 and a half by 24 and a half. >> Right now it's 27 and a half. >> Oh, okay. I >> think I am I don't >> Yeah, I don't have the picture there. Submit it. >> Right. I see the markup, but I have a picture with the tape measure on it and it reads 27 and a half. Um I'm sorry. I didn't submit the picture with the tape measure, but um and as far as reducing the the height of the pillar, once again, I believe you're proposing to
023remove the concrete cup on top, which is still there. So, it hasn't been reduced. So, >> okay. So, I can remove the concrete cup >> because we have it says 64 in, but right now it's not 64 in. >> Okay. >> What is it? What's the height now? >> Uh I believe it was 60. Let me just check my notes. >> 69. They reduced >> 69 right now. Right. So the the width is 27 and a half currently, not 24. I believe you're proposing >> 4 in. It's not >> It's 27 and a half. I'm sorry. >> Two of us saw that yesterday. >> So sir, you needed to come back with a plan to address what our concerns are. And you haven't seen done any of that as far as I can tell. >>
024So here's a photograph measuring it. And it's 27 in wide and >> 27 and a half. >> 27 in deep. So you're not at 24 in unless you're using a different kind of ruler. We reduce the the columns. We changed that kind of rule. You what? >> No, we reduce the the the width. It that's the first time that we um because we applied the the first time and you guys didn't approve the permit. That's why we changed to 24 in. We cut already. But now you say that we have to cut the the uh the cap. I can cut it. remove that. It's going to be like 6 in less. >> It's going to look like less. >> This picture was taken yesterday and they're 27 in wide. So, what I don't understand what
025you're saying. >> So, yeah, because that's why the I measured that, but it's 27 24 in. That's what they say. Who build that? Because I I paid for them to cut it. >> No, no, no. Look, it's 27 in. >> Exactly. 27 and a half, sir. I don't that because that's concrete. >> I know it's concrete but it's changed that. >> I think that's why we want to discuss how to >> and the gate right now it's 69 and a half. >> So if you if you cut the the cap you will be at 64 as you're proposing on your uh little drawing there but as of yesterday the dimensions are still the same not 24. >> All right. So, what I need to to to bring it down to 34 24 in the cup.
026>> We want to discuss if the 24 would be a substantial. >> Yeah, they're too big. They're too wide. They're they're just too heavy for for a very sort of nice neighborhood that doesn't have anything else like this in there. >> But on the corner in Norolk, 149 North and they have like even more big I think like like 32 in columns. I see like they have like six columns in there, you know. >> That's the same thing. Concrete columns. >> Well, we're concerned about your property today. I mean, we'll send out the code enforcement to look at this Norfolk property if that's what you're thinking. But you're going to have to come up with a plan to reduce the height of the gate. You're going to have to make the gate clearer to see
027through. And you're going to have to reduce the size and the height of the columns. And so, that's not for us to tell you. You need to come back with a specific plan on how you're going to do this and not arguing with us over 24 in versus 27 in. >> Okay. >> All right. So, I want to I think I want to make drawings and see if >> Okay, that would be terrific. Okay. >> Okay. So, we're going to uh >> All right. Thank you. >> You bet. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> What is this? A uh we just don't >> an incomplete. So that this application will be uh deemed as incomplete. Yes. >> Yeah. You will receive the resolution, correct? From >> a letter. Yeah. An incomplete letter. >> Sorry. >>
028Julie Julie who's not here today will send we'll we'll uh send out an incomplete letter that gives you some of this summarizes this information. And you can also you can also watch watch this on um LTV which is you know you can always go rewind back to to read you know to listen to this again but she'll get she'll be sending a letter. Um I don't know exactly when with the holiday weekend but probably next week. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Still under fences walls gates and BMS. This is um for Linda Lane in East Hampton. Suffach County Tax Map number 300-117-2-16.1. Um, Alex, I see you in the on the audience. I'm going to just read my notes and then we'll ask you to um tell us
029anything I might have missed. Uh, so this is an application to reapprove a wooden farmstyle driveway gate initially approved by the ARB in January of 2022. The property lies between two public roads, Linda Lane, which dead ends in the applicant's front yard, and Ocean Parkway, which runs along the backside of this point 4 acre property. The gate is 4T tall, uh, 8 ft wide with open wood horizontal slots, and hinged on a 6-ft post to the right. Applicant is also lowering metal posts and fencing along the Ocean Parkway rear property line to six feet. You can see those just to the right. Um this consists this fencing consists of uh 120 ft of 4ft high stockade fencing with horizontal wire strands above uh on eight. So it measures 8 ft high in total. The upper
030wire strands will be removed and the post will need to be cut down. The metal post will also need to be cut down to um to six feet uh the whole length of it. Anything I missed, Alex or? Uh no. >> Okay. Okay. So um what any conversation on this discussion? This is this seems really straightforward. This is this gate is not on the main the main road that you drive. >> That's strictly for lawnmowers. We access the >> Is there is there traffic back there at all? >> Initially when we purchased the house, it was a dirt road. Okay. >> Say Ocean Parkway and with each subsequent house that's been built. >> Yeah. >> With with each subsequent house that's been built, they were required to pave the road higher and higher. So traffic
031has definitely increased quite a bit. Um, so we've taken steps to kind of mitigate the noise and separate the house as much as we can without it feeling, you know, as if we're setting up big walls. So, >> but but this is not a it's not a through road, is it? It just serves the residents on that road. >> Um, >> Ocean Parkway. Does it go through >> Ocean Parkway? >> Yeah, there is through traffic to Diane Court and back there for people who are sort of taking a backway and trying to avoid ThreeMile Harbor Road. I'm I'm not saying this because I'm in any way opposed to this very reasonable gate. I just wanted to understand um how vis how visible it is to the public. >> As I said, it's gotten incrementally busier
032and it is functioning now as a pass through. Okay. >> People are avoiding Jonathan Drive and they're also three mile Harbor Road. >> Curse you ways. >> Yes. >> Okay. And it's it's one of the roads that is again I'm I'm not going to get my terms correct but it's sort of in disrepair because apparently it was part of a subsidized development project many years ago. So the town is not responsible for maintenance of the road. Um, I discussed this with Chip and he said one of the ways that it could be alleviated would be to get the homeowners I wouldn't be considered one because my address is Linda Lane, not Ocean, but would be to get funds pulled together to maintain the road. >> It's a public road, but it's maintained privately. >> Yes,
033that's correct. >> They don't plow it. They don't do anything probably. Yeah, there's a lot of roads like that in Eastampton. >> But in any case, I don't see any problem with the gate as it is. It's perfectly rural and rustic. >> It's charming farm gate. >> I like it. >> Okay. Okay. And I will as as said in the application, I will also be reducing the metal post to 6 ft as opposed to 8 ft, which is what there are now. You can see I've tried to put bushes as well to to separate our house from the road as best we can using native plants. >> Yeah, it's a nicely vegetated property. Um, okay. All in agreement. Okay. So, I'd like to make a motion to approve this application as submitted. May I have
034a second? Second, >> Clara. All in favor? I. Thank you very much. >> Thank you very much. Moving on to agricultural overlays. Um, this is Suffach County tax map number 300-157-3-11.2. This is 157 Long Lane in East Hampton. And Diane, this is yours. >> Okay. This is a property. Would you like to come up? >> This is a property that uh if you didn't know that there was a house there, you would never know. This is the north side or the other side of Long Lane where it is totally agricultural fields. Are is it yours the only house >> on the left at the end of Long Lane? Yes. >> So the one going to New Town Lane, a small house all the way >> all the way at the other end but beyond the
035high school. So it's the only house and um and it sits behind a 50-foot uh scenic easement which is very densely planted. So you have no sense of this house. Um and it's a charming story actually. Um they are requesting the closure of two expired ARBs from 1994 and 2004 pertaining to construction of a twocar garage and a sun room. Um the your dad passed this property on to you. >> Yes. So, my parents uh built the house in 1975 and then uh as as Diana mentioned, the two um building permits they did, but mom died in 2016, died, dad died uh January 2025. And I just happened to learn by coming here um that the these two were outstanding. So, we it had not been surveyed since 1975. So, we surveyed using the surveyor
036here and now I'm here making sure we're dotting our eyes and crossing our tees. So, um so they are seeking to update and regularize the status of these review board approvals um which I feel it's very easy for us to accommodate. This is the sun room in question. And will there's a picture of the garage? It's It's all very tidy and tucked away. It's a very very nice cottage. Um the only um the thing that we do have to to talk about there is a fronting the property on Long Lane there is a 6-foot totally dilapidated stockade fence which they would like to replace or replace the the most damaged parts of it. And along with the fence there is a a black chain link 6 foot high gate. Now normally um on a main
037thorough affair like this this would be something that uh would not meet our approval or and our standards but this particular situation I think it necessitates some consideration because it is surrounded by agricultural fields and animals of all kind. Um, you can see the the uh the fence and the gate there. As I stated to begin with, when you're driving on Long Lane, you have no sense that there is a house there. >> You just, you know, it's like, >> yeah, I've never seen this. >> Yeah. You you have no house. Um >> so the um so although it's not part of the application the question is um >> it's fine >> is the replacing of the the stock 8 fence at six feet and the maintaining of the gate um >> how gate six
038>> the gate six feet too >> well I think if if you were to go for an updated CFO on the property the um the building department would flag those items and say you have to come back to us. So, you're doing this proactively doing this. >> Um, because they would they would note that, you know, a sixoot fence on the road is not as of right. Um, >> in fact, you know, you can get a you can get a permit for it. Um, you do have to come before the ARB for that and then and then get a building permit for it. >> Is that to replace all of it or just like the the So, it's really old. So, there's >> starting I don't know how far back the rules about fences and
039gates go in the town. I I can't answer that. But um >> you know the current code is is um you know requires you to get a to get ARB approval for anything over 4T in the in the front yard setback. Um you know and so um you know we can we can grant approval for you sixoot structures like this if we if we see it's an appropriate situation and the circumstances are are there. But um that's something that we have to we have to review and >> you know something wasn't something what I'm concerned about is that there's a just the technicalities of this and how this is done administratively through through um are these do we have to grant extensions of time for the two things that were built that that were approved
040and were built but never signed off for CFO? it. >> They're not asking for an extension of time, >> but they're asking for for these. >> They're asking for us to update and regularize the status of these, >> right? Approvals, but regularizing the status means that they never came for a CFO um request before the ARB to close them out. So, >> and and you know, it's it's it's lapsed by quite a long time. So, >> it's a new I think it's a new application. She's now looking to renew and close these records in accordance with the current requirements. I mean, >> so it's not an extension of time. It's a new >> I think I think Julie looked at it and the cost of an extension of time was prohibitive because the time so
041much time has passed. So I think it's just a new application. >> Gotcha. >> Is is this fenced enclosing the entire property, this stock fence? >> Um, no. It's just the front and then the rest is just the wire that you see everywhere. >> The deer dear fence wire. >> Yes. So, it's just the front where it's falling apart because it's so old for us. Um, and we've seen this is the deer. I don't know if you've ever gone down long lane, but at night time they come out. The deer come out and for a four I mean they jump. And so we've had situations where unfortunately they speed down long lane where the deer end up getting hit and they're they end up if we don't close that um metal, they'll die. They die
042in our in our house area because they'll just crawl in here. So, we've had to unfortunately pull out the the dead deer >> if it's it's not that they're necessar they won't jump that height, but if we do leave that open that does occur. So, I understand the 4T versus 6 feet. We're not asking for today to replace the whole fence. It was me being proactive to say, I see it's falling apart and I don't want the house to look abandoned. So, just to replace some of those um you can see right here there's an opening, but if you if you come this way, I mean, it's old. It's so um it was my husband and I just thinking proactively, can we add, you know, replace one of the pieces of >> Right. Was the
043fence ever approved and the gate ever approved on the >> It was before I mean >> before they 75 or Yeah. >> I don't I don't know. I don't have any I don't have any paperwork. >> Okay. >> So, it's not part of this application. >> No, the the application I think um >> Yeah. So, we you wanted us to give you a sense of how we might look at it. Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, we can't I mean, you know, when I saw the gate and the I we can't ignore it. So, um, so today it's the greenhouse in the >> Yeah. >> twocar garage, but being proactive. >> Well, I mean, I think we it's an unusual circumstance. I I think we would try and work with you to solve it. Um, >>
044yeah, >> some point the building inspector is going to come and see it and he's going to say it's a 6ft high fence with a sixt high gate. So, so then go, you know, he's going to tell you or she's going to tell you to go to the to come to us for approval. Then they can, if we approve it, then you can get a building permit for it. I I just don't know how they're going to treat it, >> not knowing how old this whole So, can you come up and just look at this for a sec? This is an unusual situation. It's on Long Lane by up from Aakon's farm. >> It's a cottage beyond beyond built >> on the north side. It's the only house >> on the field. It was built
045in the 70s. Um, she inherited from her parents. Um, we're fine approving what she's a forest today, but she's asking of eventually she's going to need to replace the six foot high stockade fence in this gate. It's not part of this application, but if she comes back to us, she's trying to get a sense of how we would look at it. >> Just like any six foot high >> um gate or fence. Is it the gate or the fence or both? >> Both. >> It's both. >> Both. It's both. There's deer issues. I mean, people >> This is the only, you know, it's the other side of Long Lane where there are no houses, it's all agricultural field, so it's just totally overrun with animals. >> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you can I think it's
046it's a if it's it's a six foot high fan. >> Yeah. >> I mean, it's approvable. It doesn't mean necessarily the board has to approve it. >> Yeah. >> If you feel that it meets the criteria and the neighborhood and all that. >> Yeah. I think I think >> the look and everything. >> My my feeling is that if you want to make an application because you're you're going to eventually go you're trying to do all this to get a CFO, right? To update of a CFO and have everything regularized on the property. Is that the overall intention of >> those two that I didn't know existed? >> Okay. Yeah. >> Want to close those out. >> But this is going to come up at some point. >> I mean, it's falling apart. >> Yeah.
047So I mean you can so so I think I think my concern would be just to make a presentation or an application to um you know for for us to to be able to consider approving fence this fence and and this gate in a repaired condition and then we can you know go out take pictures of the neighborhood of the of the streetscape and understand better because right now we're looking out at the street from from your property. It's really hard to gauge the context and I, you know, I didn't think of driving by there. Um, >> but >> because I didn't see this as part of the application before. So, >> it's not. Yeah. >> But I think the what what being asked for in this application I think is totally >> seems seems
048totally fine. Extremely >> totally fine. Thank you. >> Claire and Peter, do you have any comments? No. >> I think we would try and work with you on the fence in the gate at a future date. >> Okay. But let's deal with what we were here tonight for. >> Okay. So I would like to make a motion to accept this application as presented. >> Second. Chris seconds. All in favor? >> I. So passed. Thank you very much. >> Have a nice nice long weekend. Very nice people. >> Uh still under agricultural overlay. This is 19 field. Oh, 19 field view lane. A modification Suffach County tax map number 3000-159-1-8.7. Um this has been postponed by the applicant. Um, moving on to the next item. Uh, this is 132 Sarah's path in Wayne Scott. This is
049Suffach County Tax Map number uh 300-197-4-15. And this is mine. Is someone here from the Okay. So, I'm going to say a few words and then we'll ask you to come up and we'll discuss situation. Um, so this is an application um to build a 600 foot barn on a 1.3 acre property at the north corner of Sar's path and Osborne Farm Lane. Osborne Farm Lane is that development that goes out into the farm fields that we've looked at many times. The building will be 18 ft by 30 ft and that the ridge 22 ft tall. The barn will be used for agricultural purposes with a storage basement, a garage area, a main room with a wood burning stove, a powder room, and an attic with a pull down staircase. Um, this is the site
050that it would be built on. Uh, the building will look like a small Victorian barn with iron gray Hardy board shiplap siding and white AAC trim. Roof will be standing seam metal. Windows will be two over two with multi-pane French doors to the outside. There will be three gooseneck exterior lights. Um, we don't have tear sheets on the lights and we will need them. Um, I'd like the applicant to fill in anything I missed. U, Marta, would you like to come up and talk to us? Yes. >> Good afternoon. Marisa is my name. And you ask about the lighting. >> Yeah. So, I see the lights, but we're going to need the the tear sheets, which are the specs for the lights. >> I think we submitted it actually. I know they were Julia was
051asking us to get it. >> Yeah. >> Um maybe we can just resubmit it. Um >> yeah. Um I mean I there's three of them, right? As far as I could tell. Yeah. >> The gooseeneck typical, you know, farm uh >> standard. >> Yeah. Um Okay. So we'll resolve that with Julie. >> All right. >> Um >> so the wood burning stove is just to warm the place in the winter or >> it is. you know, my husband and I are, you know, from the farming families and then we're we we don't buy potatoes through the winter. Basically, we're just growing everything, all of it. And we have a we store it in the refrigerators, but um we would like to have a basement and then also we would like to see make seedlings in
052the barn. Yeah. >> So, and you know, in January, February, he's cutting the trees. So, I think he needs that, you know, to be there, but also to prepare for the ceilings um his um trays. >> Okay. >> And so, >> okay. I want one of these. >> I know. >> Oh, you do? >> I want the farmer. >> My daughter's making fun that, you know, we were Slavs and they said, you know, you can get Slavs out of you can get them out of the fields, but they they find the way. >> Yeah. >> And we really do. >> Yeah. We love farming. Yeah. >> Oh, so you're one of the last farmers left on Sarah's path. Uh >> any conversation by the board? I mean, it's pretty straightforward. It's a large lot. This
053will >> keep >> barely be seen. It backs on to what part of the housing and Osborne Farm is your back? >> Yes, it's in the back there. It's very private. Behind is just the >> the property field. >> Yeah, I went through it. It's fine. They they also have a there's a an older house on the road. Um a more contemporary pool house uh and a a garage that you've reworked a little bit. So uh it's a I mean relative to what's going on at Sar's path, it's a very modest property. >> I love I love being able to review agricultural structures in an egg overlay zone >> that look like agricultural structures. Yeah. Okay. So I have no concerns about it. I think you've done a very nice presentation and >> so much.
054Yeah. >> Um technically we'll work it with Julie on the light fixtures. I mean, everybody everybody kind of knows what a gooseseneck light, you know, barn light fixture is like, but um it's just a technicality for the record that we have to we have to have them as >> just literally a picture of the a light fixture with the dimensions and and it's dark sky compliant, which I'm sure it is, but I'll ask Julie >> and and a warm a warm white >> uh light color temperature. >> Um >> yes. >> Yeah. the the the town the town code allows you to go up to what's called 3000K color temperature. Uh 2700 is a very warm light. 3,000 starts to get a little cooler and that's the max you can go. After that, you know,
055things like some of these, you know, I think it's in probably in relation to people putting fluorescent lights outside and things. They're, you know, too cold and and harsh. >> So, you prefer 27. >> There you go. Okay. That'll that'll it feels more like an incandescent bulb. >> I love the stars. >> Yeah, there you go. Even better. >> Yeah, for sure. Yeah. >> Okay. So, I'd like to make a motion to approve this application as submitted with the understanding that we will see if we have the light specs and if we don't, we will ask you for them. >> It's a pleasure. Thank you so much. >> Thank you so much. I'll have the motion to motion. I made the motion. May I have a second? >> Second. >> Diane, all in favor? I
056I so passed. Okay. >> Um >> now that was nice. >> Still on Sarah's path. This is um 8 path suffach county tax map number 300-196-1-8.1. Um this is eight sars path in Waynecott. And Chris, this is yours. >> Okay. >> And you're the applicant. >> Hi Jessica. >> How are you? >> Nice to see you back here. >> It's been a while. Been a >> couple years a long road. I heard um the new board is really nice and um >> wait and see. >> I think even everyone in the office is thrilled. >> Oh, good. Okay. >> A tough road. >> We remember that. >> But um >> Okay. Well, let me let me give a little quick introduction to the rest of the board and then uh I'll ask you for some
057clarifications and see if I missed anything and we can take it from there. Um, this is an application for a new single family home with an attached twocar garage, a pool, a hot tub, a pool house on a vacant property where a house used to be, but it it burned down um a long time ago. Um, at 8 Ser Path in Wayne Scott, which is just south of Route 27. Uh, the property is accessed from a shared drive. There's currently a home um I think it's number 14 with the driveway gate at the end of uh at the end of the fairly straight shared drive um and it it has its detached garage facing the drive and closer to Sears Path. So um this property is 1.6 acres. It's in the A overlay zone. The
058property to the north is vacant and part is designated as a recreation area which um I think has some future potential use. Right now it's just wooded. Um there is a 50-foot conservation easement along S's path on the property as well as an easement for an access path to the to the recreation area. I think that was all part of a subdivision agreement in this area. Um to the west is a row of evergreens um at the edge of the property beyond which is a horse farm. Um in short development on this property would be tough to see from Sor's path through the trees and could you know and it can it it can be glimpsed through the trees as you're driving on 27 um through the woods but it's it's really glimpses. It's not
059readily apparent. Um the proposed house is 6,922 ft GFA where the the max allowed would be 8,770. So it's pretty reasonable um size, not close to maxing out. Roof heights 31 ft above grade. Pool house elevations just under 15t. It's a gable roofed house, two stories, um with a large amount of glazing on the east and west elevations, smaller punched window openings on the north and south side elevations. Um on the applications, they're calling out the siding to be clear cedar horizontal siding with a 7 and 1/2 in exposure. Uh the roof is a standing seam metal that it looks gray in these renderings. I'll just ask if you could clarify that when when we get through this. Um the windows are called out as Marvin modern with black frames and the renderings um show
060the it's hard to see on the on the big screen, but the renderings show the um house trim kind of as a dark brown, but some areas are labeled as black like the black alpollic um around the around the porch. Um so we I might ask you to clarify that a little bit too in terms of the trim color. Um the plan shows exterior lighting. Um but the the we didn't receive any information about the light fixtures spec specs on that. So we'll need to see those. Um fix the application includes a pool. Um but there's no information on fencing or gates yet. So um we'll we'll want to be seeing those as part of a um an approval. it could be a modification or an addition to to um whatever we're doing tonight at
061a future date. Um the same is true for the driveway gate that is shown on the site survey which is their site plan. There's um there's a gate that's I don't know the distance back from S's path. It may be too far um for typical review, but since this is an A overlay, we'd we'd be reviewing it anyway as a structure. Um it seems to be in a reasonable location. we just don't have any details on it. So if you if you are going to want to go through with that, just present some measured drawings and some specs on the materials. Um so I don't know if I've missed um anything. I I think I'd uh you know the if you go back to the renderings will there's a there's a view of the north
062side. Um let's see. Let's just run through these. Yeah, that north side there is is I think that's a translucent wall. It looks like you can kind of see part of the house through that that planer surface there. Um just maybe if you can give us some information about that. the there you can see a little bit of the dark brown um trim on that covered porch with the with the roof deck above and also the um I don't know if this was just your architect but and maybe you haven't just made the decision yet but the garage door says to be specked by contractor I think so it seemed a little vague as to you know the details on that garage door so maybe maybe it's a good time for you to kind of
063fill in some of the blanks on Oh, by the way, it's also Stuckco on the on the the chimney. Did I miss things? >> So, hold on one second. So, good evening. Um, and thank you for reviewing my application. Our goal with this project has been to design a home that is grounded in East Hampton's vernacular architecture. simple gabled roof lines, natural materials, and a balanced form that reflects the local tradition of the neighborhood. The structure is broken into clear symmetrical volumes to reduce any sense of bulk. The use of cedar siding and a matte metal roof was intentional as both materials will weather naturally and sit quietly within the landscape. The muted non-reflective finishes avoid any visual intrusion and are consistent with each Hampton's architectural character. The landscape will emphasize native plantings to screen
064the home from the road. The driveway and entry use natural textures like gravel and greenery to reinforce a rural ceiling. Exterior lighting is a minimal shielded and dark sky compliant fixture. So the house will remain discreet after sunset. In some our intent is to create a residence that is restrained, respectful, and harmonious with East Hampton's vernacular. Um I hope I will remember every single um I hope I will remember every single question you had. Um what I did is to help I was inspired by a home I am in Bridgeampton. So just to provide you with this um you ask a question about the roof. So it's a silver standing scene roof. >> Okay. Um the trim basically in the rendering is showing as brown, but that's really the sunlight reflecting on it. Cuz when
065you um have sunlight during the day, it actually on a home that I built kind of turns brown. Kind of just blends in. >> Um is natural. >> The act the actual color of the trim is >> it's called black, but when it's >> that's fine. Yeah. >> In the sunlight, it kind of reflects as a brown color. Um, >> but in our in our records of any of any action we're taking tonight, we would we would list it as black. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And this, if you guys want to pass this around, this is actually the home that I was inspired by >> in Bridgeampton. >> Yeah. In Bridgeampton. >> Okay. >> So, um, if you'd like to ask >> Sure. >> I could put that in. >> No, it's not your
066house, so it's fine. It's just an idea. you guys. >> Sure. >> I spoke to you today, but I've never presented with the architect. So, I'm going to do the best I can. Um, >> the other question you asked is about the elevation that is on the side of the garage. So, um, this volume is a kitchen. >> I wanted to have that elevation blank because it's really going to be covered >> by cabinetry. >> That's fine. >> Shall you desire? >> No, I I I was just asking about it because it looked almost like you could see through on the on the left on the right hand side there. Is that maybe that's just part of the computer left over, but is that I just wasn't sure if that was a solid wall um
067with interior behind it. >> This is the kitchen. This would be the hallway. At the end of the hallway, we have the window to bring natural light in. >> This is the mud room entrance. >> It's something walk in. >> Um I could look it up. Um, one of the other questions that you've asked me about is um, which I don't have with me, but it's a visual comfort light, very minimal. Um, you notice the light is facing downward, so it's not like, you know, some are sometimes, you know, a glass. The light proing out. is very conscientious to keep within your dark >> sky, >> right? >> And I have it pointing down just for a measure of safety. So at night people can not fall down the steps. >> The other the other
068aspect of of lighting for for the town is is also that um that the fixture b the bulbs not be visible from off the property. So as long as that's up in >> that's that's a big help. So, um, you know, we may be able to work with you in terms of the way we did with with the last person. If you if you can get Julie a tear sheet, we could, um, you know, >> actually submitted. >> Oh, wow. >> It wasn't in my We're all paperless now, so everything is on file. Um, I go through the files, you know, sheet by sheet, and I I didn't see it there. So, um, but maybe maybe there's just confusion. We'll we'll sort that out. I don't know if it didn't up the floor properly or
069maybe possibly you missed it, but I can hand this in and head when I when I get home. >> Yeah, I'm sure we can we can work with you on that. >> Um, >> so this is the north side >> floating. Yes, that floating roof. >> That's That's an umbrella up there. >> Oh, it's an umbrella >> on a on a roof deck over the >> No, I mean this is just a silly That that's not happening. But but it could I mean if once you have an upstairs deck you nobody's preventing you from putting an umbrella up there. It's not an architectural feature. >> It would blow away in a second. >> That's not happening. I just maybe missed that. That's not that would be a decorative furnishing thing, but I know that wouldn't
070be something that would happen. >> I I don't think we have any any perview over furnishings anyway. So >> if you go and swap, can we swap for a moment to the rear elevation so I can explain this? So Jessica, this is the that one was the facade facing 27, right? So there's very little light being admitted. It's kind of a blank wall facing 27. >> That's that's why I That's why I was question That's why I was questioning the >> covered. I just felt like what's the point in spending the money on more windows? >> That's why I was questioning the the garage door because it looked almost like a kind of clope glass um panel door and I couldn't tell. >> It's actually Clope. >> What's Clope? It's a brand that they they
071do glass doors >> glass doors for for garages. So, you know, >> it's not going to be clear. Also, it's going to have that, you know, that >> frosted frosted, right? >> You won't see any light. It will be just very um if you go to the rear elevation, you see this um barbecue. So, I felt if someone was cooking that it would be kind of annoying to be in the sun. So, this is a bedroom off the second floor of the master. I mean, I'm sorry, a guest bedroom or a child's bedroom, whatever we decide. And I felt that this would be great. These are the doors coming out of the No, I'm sorry. These are the these are the windows in the kitchen area. This are the sliding doors to exit the kitchen.
072And this is going to be a whole outdoor dining area. So, I just extended this for the purpose of having, you know, the barbecue area covered if someone's cooking. >> So, it's like a pavilion. >> Yeah. Well, >> it's it's attached to the porch, though, right? >> It's a typical decking off the second floor. >> And I just extended it a little. I didn't dye it with the bedroom because I think it's very difficult when you're eating to have sun. >> So, I just extended it to cover it. It's it's a covered porch for the first floor, but it's a instead of a sloped roof on the second floor, it's a deck. It's a flat roof deck. >> Okay. With glass railings. >> And when you're on when you're on the garage, I just >>
073You're going to see this part, but this view is very low. It's like if I was parked at a car, I might not see. But when you're actually a little further back, >> which pos like you could see this second floor, but we're within the height restrictions. We're within the sky plane exposure. And um it's a light fixture. Garage is >> and and when you say it's a gray metal, a dull gray metal, I three materials come to mind. One is aluminum, another is lead coat copper, another is zinc. Those are kind of your natural gray um finishes finish options. I mean there's galvanized too, but that would rust and I probably >> using a metal roof by Bar and it's the color called city scrapes. >> So it's probably a painted steel. Okay, >>
074that's if if you could send that information. It's it's basically a gray, right? A dull gray. if you could send that information. >> Even less than gray. It's kind of just light a light silver color and um this brand is kind of used in all >> beverage is pretty standard. Yeah. >> If you could send the information to maybe again it's an upload issue, but you could send that information to Julie so that it's part of the record that would be a help. >> The light cut sheet, the roof cut sheet. >> Yep. And the garage door. >> Okay. But I mean other than that I I think this is a very restrained elevation facing 27 that you'll get glimpses of. Um there's a lot of glass facing east and west. Um you know the
075the north and south to me are are more kind of you know in keeping with what what your narrative was saying about being in keeping with the traditional East Hampton rural farmhouse feel. But, you know, it's this is a modern house and people live in very different ways than people lived in farm houses. And I, you know, I I think um if this were facing directly into a prominent open view, um we we recently reviewed a house that was kind of like called like the front door to East Hampton, the first house you're going to see as you come into the town of East Hampton. This is not that. This is deeply in behind trees. And I think, you know, I think our view of it might want to be tempered by >> Yes. >>
076by the circumstances. So, um, you know, my personal taste might be, you know, for for less glazing on that east and west. Um there's certainly going to be a lot of lot of sun, you know, coming in there in the morning and then in the afternoon, but that's, you know, you've got a a nice cover on the first floor to so all that glazing on the first floor isn't isn't even really very visible because it's deeply underneath that overhang. So, um >> we'll also have solar shades as well. Yeah, I'm you know mute >> the glass because it will be kind of like like a frosted >> I'd just like to hear what you know the rest of the board thinks and we can >> about >> Well, we've looked at this for how many
077years and it's the house has gotten better and smaller which is sort of our goal. So, uh I think this is a a very nice submission that fits the location with some respect to the past and sort of you know current living standards. So I um I think I'm fine with it. >> Clara. >> Uh yeah, I don't think I have any comments. Just one I guess question about the landscape lighting. I don't know if you guys posing any landscape lighting. I couldn't see anything on the plan, but I'm assuming that the house would have something just maybe to submit the specs with the >> Well, I think along the pathway coming out of the front door, you know, there's those straight with like, you know, that it kind of look upside down L. >>
078Yep. >> So, again, the bulb is facing down. Um, >> it's it sounds like you've really got a a very clear idea of all the specs and things. I'm we just need to make sure that >> we need a tear sheet on that. >> You know, those things are >> Yeah, those things those things just they become part of the record and then it's like, >> you know, it's it's a very easy thing. Um, you'll see >> Yeah, it's very standard. >> No, that's very it no problems at all. I haven't really done a design of the landscape lighting, which >> could be done at a later time with your approval. Um, >> why why don't you why don't you think about gates, pool gate? You're going to need a pool gate and pool fencing
079for for the pool area. Um, and >> I think every door gets an alarm, >> right? But but still there's there's a way from your front yard and from the street to you know unless you're fencing the whole yard the whole property there's going to be at some point where you're going to have to get through a fence um unless you're only going through the house but >> as simple as >> it it's I'm just I'm just saying I'm just saying in general since this is a agricultural overlay fences and gates become part of um part of the review and the driveway gate it would become part of the view. So for us, it's not a problem at all if you want to come back with kind of a second round package because it's very
080normal that not every single decision like that is made early on. We see this a lot. So totally okay. Give some thought to whether that driveway gate's going to be there. Um, and if so, what it looks like, what the fencing would be um, connecting up to it, cuz there might not be much uh, much point in the driveway gate if there's no fencing fencing off the property. So, that's a whole landscape design that usually comes later as you as you, you know, you get going. So, you know, that's that's fine. it's fine to come back with us and and just ask for um ask for modification with you know that kind of supplemental information. That's all. So just to answer your question because I have you know some experience with this um I would
081[Music] >> of course every door that's going to the bathroom >> and although we have not finalize the landscape design I would most likely propose that obviously this is going to have a staircase right so that's going to go up and they'll just be a simple all the way across um I would say vertical pole black aluminum to kind of match >> what's going on on the columns all the way across and um the gate if you look at those basically >> but we can't do this we can't do this you um >> we can't we're not going to approve it anyway but if you're but that sounds it sounds all reasonable >> so >> but you just have you've done the major structural stuff. Now, some of these details which you probably haven't gotten
082to yet. So, if you want to divide this into two chunks, this chunk and then the later chunk, which is the gates, the lighting, um the fencing, that's a very easy way to do it. But it's going to be all very specific and it all has to be in the file and sort of defined in the file. So, we're happy to chop it up if you want to chop it up. >> Yeah. >> Um >> Yeah. Yeah. I think I think you know this this is um I wasn't on the board for some of the earlier iterations but to me this seems this seems like a very reasonable application and >> I'd like to say I've been on the board through all >> through your many appearances here and uh it's very interesting to see
083how you have um learned the language and adapted it to your project and >> and yeah it's the house has a different attitude and so do It's good. >> Okay. So, where do we stand with Peter? And >> Yeah. No, I think it looks great. So, Chris, where do we stand with this? >> Um, I would like to make uh a motion to approve the application as submitted with a note that um the applicant will come back to the board with um further details about about lighting and landscape features >> and garage door. and the garage door. >> Anything else? Um >> garage door. Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. Um the you'll also um in in Julie's letter to you, you'll get a um she may she may reach out to you or you may be
084able to work out the uploading issues with the as you said, the light fixture may have already been in there. the um and the and the roof color submission may already be in there, but um if you can work that out, uh that's she's going to need those before issuing a resolution, but the you know the >> tonight. >> There you go. So, I'd like to make a motion to um approve this this application as submitted with those um with those notes for for further clarification. >> Uh I'll second it. All in favor? >> Okay. Thank you, Jessica. >> Thank you. Good luck to you. It's >> been a long road. Oh my god, I'm so excited. >> It's like good. >> It's like deliverance for you. >> Feels so good. >> Thank you so
085much. >> Do I leave the pictures with you guys? >> You can have them back because it's not your house, so I don't want it in the file. Get mixed up. And Julie's off today. Uh, so this will probably be your next week thing with the holiday. >> Well, this is a beautiful end to the summer. Thank you. >> All right. Good luck. Last on our agenda, certificates of occupancy. Uh, this is a modification. This is the, uh, Suffach County tax map number 300-189-5-5, 386 Further Lane in East Hampton. Chris, this is yours. >> Okay. It's a request for CFO inspection application for new single family dwelling with a pool and a small pool house near the end of a long shared drive off the south of Further Lane and Amigansit. was um Frank's uh
086project to to be presenting um but he's away. Project was approved by the board with an original resolution dated September 15th, 2023 and then a modification modifications were approved in June of 2024. Um, the modifications shrunk the main house from 949 9400 96 ft to 9175 and the twotory library structure. >> Oh, that >> um the wing was reduced to a single story with a change of the roof form. Um, so that was pretty recently. Uh, actually I mean all of this is very recent that they they must have broken ground the day they got their approval and cruised right through. So, um the existing perimeter fencing was kept um so that there's really nothing no part of that in the application. There are new cedar pool gates um with attached pool fencing um at
087each side of the house. Light fixtures appear to be slightly different from the original application, but they look very appropriate um and are dark sky compliant path lights and wall sconces. Um there was no driveway gate was ever approved and none is built. So we're not looking at the driveway gate. So um you want to just This is the pool house and the pool looking back at the house. There's the there's the library one-story um gable roof there on the on the left. The rest of the house looks like it was built exactly like it it was drawn. Um let's keep going through. Let's sort of make it a slideshow. That's from when you first get to the property. Um it's it's nicely landscaped, well groomed and everything. Very very neat. Um the house is
088kind of these twotory pavilions with glass connectors. Um >> yeah. Yeah. It's very it's a very modern cleanlined house but with you know traditional cedar and then uh you know metal metal windows and doors. Um let's keep going through. Let's see. Um yeah, just keep going. Again, looking back from the house at the pool house. This is all as per the plans. Um keep going. I'm trying to see where where we have a picture of a of a wall sconce. Um that's the closer up of that of that one-story library space. the house in general, the overlook of the the let's see um >> your pictures or their pictures. >> Yeah, my pictures. >> You took a lot of pictures. >> Yeah, that's a big house to walk around. Um I think there you can
089see some of these light fixtures on the the sconces. Maybe you can zoom in on that um a little bit. Well, they're just a simple simple cones. I think there I think what was approved was a was a cylinder. So, these have a little bit more fanciful character, but clearly dark sky compliant and you won't see the bulbs anywhere. Um, I wasn't there at night to see the color temperature, but I mean the the the path lights are similar. They're kind of these uh whimsical wire, you know, metal bent metal uh posts with a with a little with a little cone on them facing down. Very simple. Um, let's keep going on that. So everything is you know it's it's a very uh you know built with care in accordance with that's the existing fencing
090that was remaining um you know built with care and uh conforming to the resolution and the modification. So, um, if any, unless anybody else has anything to say, I would make a motion to instruct staff to notify the building department that the this applicant has satisfied the conditions and substantially conforms to the ARB approval of the resolution dated September 15, 2023 and as modified June 27th, 2024 and a CFO can be issued. >> Second. >> Clara, all in favor? >> I pass. That concludes our meeting. I'd like to make a motion to uh close our meeting. May I have a second? >> Second. >> All in favor? I pass. >> Thank you very much, LTV. >> Okay. Well, that was easy.