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Bayside committee approves minutes, a henhouse and two aluminum fences

Village of Bayside Architectural Review Committee · July 21, 2025
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Summary

At the July 21, 2025 Architectural Review Committee meeting, members approved the June 23 minutes and granted approvals for a 32-square-foot henhouse at 9309 N Fairway Drive (with a neighbor compromise) and two black aluminum fences at 8541 N Pelham Parkway and 9076 N Meadowlark Lane; all motions carried unanimously.

The Village of Bayside Architectural Review Committee unanimously approved the June 23, 2025 meeting minutes and three property projects at its July 21, 2025 meeting.

Minutes: Committee Member Dan Zitzer moved and Trustee Liaison Ben Minkin seconded approval of the June 23 minutes; the motion carried unanimously.

9309 North Fairway Drive (Jason and Elizabeth Weseman): The committee approved a 32-square-foot henhouse for two chickens. Applicants Jason and Elizabeth Weseman said they reached a compromise with a neighbor, Mr. Schnoll, who agreed to rescind his objection if three trees were planted and the cost was split among the parties. Trustee Liaison Ben Minkin moved to approve and Committee Member Jeffrey Harrington seconded; the motion carried unanimously.

8541 North Pelham Parkway (Dawn Redmond): Property owner Dawn Redmond described replacing a wood fence with 239 lineal feet of 5-foot-high black aluminum fence and one gate slightly larger than the current gate in the same location. Committee Member Dan Zitzer moved to approve and Committee Member Marisa Roberts seconded; the motion carried unanimously.

9076 North Meadowlark Lane (Kaitlyn Lewis; contractor Jeff Jarozewski): Contractor Jeff Jarozewski said the proposed 223 lineal feet of four-foot-high black aluminum fence will be located inside the shrub line with space behind the fence for shrub maintenance. Chair John Krampf moved to approve and Trustee Liaison Ben Minkin seconded; the motion carried unanimously.

The meeting adjourned at 5:49 p.m. following the approvals. Vote tallies were recorded as "motion carried unanimously" in the transcript but numeric counts were not provided.