Neighbor Letter 3

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Agenda item: OLD BUSINESS — O'Keefe, Susan & Chris, Tenants/Business Owners, Baked By Susan---379 South Riverside Ave-Located in C-2 General Commercial and Harmon/South Riverside Gateway Overlay District and designated on the Tax Maps of Croton-on-Hudson as Section 79.13 Blk 2 Lot 26. Request for an amendment to a previously granted variance from Village Zoning Code Section 230-51A requesting the removal of the condition to purchase seven (7) Village issued parking permits to offset the lack of required on-site parking.

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Also attached to this agenda item: Baked By Susan Previous ZBA Resolutions May 8 2019... Baked By Susan ZBA REDACTED Application 2024 Benedict Blvd Special Permit Lot Pic Neighbor Letter 1 Neighbor Letter 2 Seating Chart B aked By Susan 2024

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From: Jan Klier <jan@allklier.com>

Sent: Monday, April 22, 2024 3:19 PM

To: Stefanie Correale

Subject: Re: Additional Comments to the 8/11 ZBOA Public Hearing

Hi Stefanie,

Unfortunately, I’ll have one more to add to the record.

The last three days a gray car was parked in front of Young Ave 35 (our neighbor). The driver walked off and entered 375
Riverside Avenue. The car has a student parking permit from the Culinary Institute in Poughkeepsie, and it arrived at 7am
and 6am respectively consistent with a morning shift at the bakery and was there for several hours each time.

| haven’t had a chance yet to ask Susan personally if this is one of her employees, and it’s in the realm of possibility that
the driver visited someone else in the building, and that the rest is just a coincidence.

Regardless though it shows that there’s a pattern of people from 375 Riverside using Young Ave as their parking lot, and
it’s bothersome as it changes the character of this otherwise quiet street from the way it used to be.

And if it was in fact one of her employees, it would further put in question the statement that most people working
there take public transit or use designated employee parking spots.

The 2hr residential parking permit restriction if more consistently applied across the whole area would easily solve this
as well.

| do have two photos | can make available if desired.

Best,

Jan Klier

33 Young Ave

From: Stefanie Correale <scorreale@crotononhudson-ny.gov>

Date: Friday, April 12, 2024 at 10:32 AM

To: Jan Klier <jan@allklier.com>

Subject: RE: Additional Comments to the 8/11 ZBOA Public Hearing

Good Morning Jan,

Confirming receipt and | have forwarded the additional comments and picture to the ZBA.

Best,

Stefanie Correale

Engineering & Building Dept.

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