New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Board of Appeals
Asked to Sanction
Zone Invasio,,s
Many Requests From Men
Seeking Locations for
Garages Will Be Decided
Upol, at Meeting Tuesday

The following applications for
changes in zone regulations will be
considered by the Board of Appeals
Tuesday at 10 o'clock in the morning
in Room 919. Municipal Building The
hearing is public and is intended to
develop both sides in each case.
Application, July %, 1922, of Joseph
Charles Sclafani and Joseph Guardino,
owners, to permit in residence dis
trict the maintenance Of a garage for
! two commercial cars; premises, 3O5S
Heath Avenue, the Bronx.
Application, August "a, 1922, of Will
liam F. Doyle, applicant, on behalf Of
Billingsley Holding Corporation, owner,
to permit in a business district the
erection of garage for more than five
motor vehicles; premises, east side of
Jerome Avenue, 1906 feet north of
East 170th Street, the Bronx.
Application, June 30, 1922, of r.
Thomas Short, applicant. on behalf of
Glark-J ohnson Company, owner, to per-
nit in business district the erection
of garage for more than five motor
vehicles; premises 1927 Bedford Place,
Brooklyn.
Application, July 12, 1921, Of William
S. Lee, applicant, on behalf of Annie
E. Lee, owner, for a rehearng of an
application previously dismissed for
lack of prosecution, to permit in a
business district the erection of a
garage and motor vehicle repair shop;
premises 91-93 Hope Avenue, Richmond.
Application, April 26, 1922, of Ed
ward F. Hammel, engineer, on behalf
of Beatrice r. Freeman, owner, for a
rehearing of an application previously
dismissed for lack of prosecution, to
permit in business district the M in
tenance of a garage and repair shop;
premises 718-720 Coney Island Avenue,
Brooklyn.
Application, March IS, 1929, of Mark
B. Bennitt, applicant, on behalf of Til
lie Opitz, owner, to permit in a resi-
dence district the maintenance of a
garage; premises 1906 Beaufort Ave
nue., Woodhaven, Queens.
Application, April ls, 1922, of Monte
j, London, attorney, on behalf of Patrick
c. Meyers, owner, for rehearng Of
an application previously dismissed for
lack Of prosecution, to permit in a
residence district the maintenance OF
a one-story public garage; premises
A342 Broadway, northeast corner 1S5th
Street.
Application, September s., 1922, Of
Cross & Cross, architects, on behalf of
379 Madison Avenue, Inc, owner, to
permit in two times height district the
erection of building in excess of the
height regulations; premises 379 Madi-
son Avenue, northeast corner of East
Forty-sixth Street.
Application, June 90, 1922, of Charles
B. Meyers, architect, on behalf of
Lands Estate, Inc, owner, TO permit in
residence district the erection and
maintenance of garage for storage
of more than five motor vehicles;
premises northwest corner Of Longfel-
low Avenue and East 172d Street, the
Bronx.
Application, July Is, 1922, of Ger
niaro Devito, applicant and owner, to
permit in residence district the con-
version and extension of existing build
ing for business purposes; premises
1903 St. Lawrence Avenue. the Bronx
Application, July 10, 1922, Of Dietrich
Workman, architect. on behalf Of
Chelsea Fireproof Warehouses, Inc,
owner, to permit in a one and one
half times height district the erection
of building in excess of the height
regulations; premises 10S-I2O West
107th Street, Manhattan.
Application, August d, 1922, of II. L..
Brandt, applicant, on behalf of F..
Schuldes, owner, to permit in resi-
dence district the conversion Of occu-
pancy of ground floor of premises from
residence TO business use; premises
500 West 169th Street, Manhattan.
Application, August 10, 1922, of Otto
Anton Bohaty, owner, to permit in q
"B" area district the omission of side
courts in proposed third story as re-
quired by the building zone resolu-
tion; premises 434 East Seventy-sev~
enth Street and 433 East Seyenty-sixth
Street, Manhattan.
Application, September IL, 1922. Of
Charles b. Meyers, architect, on behalf
of Irving Feldman, owner, to permit in
business district the erection and
maintenance of a two-story garage for
more than five motor vehicles; prem
ises 659-665 West 158th Street. Man
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