The New York herald., 1922-12-04
BUILDING APPEALS
TO BE CONSIDERED
Board Will Hear Long List of
Applications for Permits
Under Zoning Law.

The following matters will be consid-
cred by the Board OF Appeals at its
meeting Tuesday morning. December 81
in room 919:
Application, October "a. 1921, under
the building zone resolution, OF Paul
G.. Mack, applicant and owner, to per-
NIT in a residence district the main
tenance OF five individual garages !;
premises. III and 113 Grove street,
Brooklyn.
Application. April IS, 1922, under the
building zone resolution, of Monte
London, attorney. on behalf of Patrick
e. Meyers, owner. for a rehearing of
an application previously dismissed for
lack of prosecution. to permit in a resi-
dence district the maintenance of a one
story public garage; premises, 4342
Broadway, northeast corner 1S5th street,
Manhattan.
Application. July 25. 1922. under the
building zone resolution. Of Joseph A.
Nicolini, applicant, on behalf of Charles
Sclafani and Joseph GUARDING, owners,
to permit in residence district the
maintenance of a garage for two COM
mercial cars; premises, 305S Heath
avenue The Bronx
Application. August 10. 1922. under
the building zone resolution, of A. c..
MacNulty. applicant, on behalf Of Gull
seppe DeMari owner to permit in a res
fdence district the change OF occupancy
of second story from residence to busi-
ness purposes premises, Al West Fifty
second street. Manhattan.
Application, October TO- 1922, under
the building zone resolution. OF Paul
Revere Henkel, architect. on behalf of
Niewenhous Company, Inc, owner, to
permit in an unrestricted district and
extending into a business district, the
erection and maintenance of a garage
FOR the storage of more than five motor
vehicles premises, 313 to 319 East 160th
street. The Bronx.
Application, March 16, 1922, under the
building zone resolution, of Lee Brothers,
Inc. applicants on behalf of John MINI
pheus. owner, and North Side Storage
Warehouse. lessee. to permit partly In
an unrestricted district and partly in a
business district the maintenance of a
garage for the storage of more than FIVE
motor vehicles; premises, 525 Bergen
avenue. The Bronx.
Application. July 20. 1922, under the
building zone resolution, of Edward G..
johnson, applicant and lessee and
Abram e. Johnson. owner, to permit
in business district the maintenance
OF a garage for more than five motor
vehicles premisae. 1880 Amboy road.
Tottenville, Richmond.
At the afternoon meeting the board
VIII take up the following:
Application. August 81, 1922, under
the building zone resolution. of William
A. West, applicant and owner, to permit
in a business district the maintenance
of garage for the storage Of fifteen
motor vehicles: premises, 121 West
Fifty-fourth street, Manhattan.
Application. September 5. 1922, under
the building zone resolution, of Alfred
@. Kraft, applicant on behalf of United
States Trust Company of New York.
cwner. and Henry G.. Avidan, lessee to
yermit in a business district the man
telsapce of a garage for more than five
motor vehicles. also to permit such ga
rage to be located in a portion of a
street. in which portion there exists a
school: premises, 145 West Fifty-fourth
street, Manhattan
Application. July 26, 1922, under the
building zone resolution, OF George
Starin Cowles. applicant on behalf of
Edward s. Cowles. owner, to permit In
residence district the conversion of
occupancy of the basement OF sani-
tarium to business purposes: premises.
501 Park avenue, Manhattan.