ARB approves Tudor‑style façade changes at 90 Overhill Road
Summary
The Architectural Review Board approved a certificate of appropriateness for as‑built exterior changes at 90 Overhill Road, including a built‑out dormer, deeper windows with wood trim and stucco accents; the vote was 4‑0.
The Architectural Review Board on Feb. 25 approved as‑built exterior changes at 90 Overhill Road, granting a certificate of appropriateness for alterations intended to give the single‑family house a Tudor appearance. Joseph Sultana, the lead design professional representing owner Peter Nguyen, said the side of the house was pulled forward, the dormer was built out and the interior wall will be finished with stucco; windows will be deepened and accented with wood trim.
The board treated the project as a Type II action under SEQRA (617.5(c)(11)) and the Chair moved to approve the application; the motion passed 4‑0. The applicant noted landscaping was not yet updated but said native plants or trees could be added; the board did not require a landscaping plan as a condition at this time.
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