4483 BUILDING PERMIT
TOWN OF QUEENSBURY
No. ddRI
WARREN COUNTY, NEW YORK
PERMISSION is hereby granted to Pyramid Company of Glens Falls
OWNER of property located at Aviation Mall, Aviation Road Street,Road or Ave. " '
in the Town of Queensbury,To Construct or place a Free-Standing Restaurant Building
at the above location in accordance to application together with plot plans and other information hereto filed and
approved and in compliance with the Town of Queensbury Building and Zoning Ordinance.
1. OWNER'SAddress is Aviation Mall ,0
Aviation Road
Glens Falls, New York
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2. CONTRACTOR or BUILDERS Name rh
T.H.T.' Construction Corp.
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3. CONTRACTOR or BUILDERS Address
Box 2805
Scotia, New York
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4. ARCHITECT'S Name
Charles K. Schmandt
(New York State Licensed Architect)
5. ARCHITECT'S Address
1505 Chapala St. C
Santa Barbara, Calif. 93101 W.
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6. TYPE of Construction—(Please indicate by X) y
( )Wood Frame (x)Masonry ( 1 Steel
7. PLANS and Specifications >
59' x 72t per plot plan, specifications and application �•
No. submitted and Special Permit No. 61. +
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8. Proposed Use :
Restaurant xl
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$5.00 C/O Paid
$ 400.00 PERMIT FEE PAID—THIS PERMIT EXPIRES October 1 19Z�
(if a longer period is required an application for an extension must be made to the Building and Zoning inspector of the
town of Queensbury before the expiration date.)
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Dated at the Town of Queensbury this 1st Day of March 19= r+
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SIGNED BY G� for the Town of Queensbury w
Building and ZonilV Inspector
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CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY
TOWN OF QUEENSBURY
WARREN COUNTY, NEW YORK
Date October 24 19 17 '
This is to certify that work requested to be done as shown by Permit No. 4483
has been completed.
This structure may be occupied as a Restaurant (Free—Stan-ding Bu i l d i r,
Location aviation Nlaii - aviation Road
Owner P'Iramid Company of Glens 7a11g
By Order Town Board
TO OF QUEENSBURY ,.-"-
Building b Zo PIK9
Inspector
CREATIVE ANSTA' PRINTING GLENS FALLS. N T 12801 1518)793-S8S8 i
THE NEW YORK BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS
BUREAU OF ELECTRICITY
3 1 41 STATE STREET,ALBANY,NEW YORK 12207
Date October 31 , 1977 Application No.on file 391829 � 489912
THIS CERTIFIES THAT (�7'0�.1 Tiger Feat aurant)
only the electrical equipment as described below and introduced by the applicant named on the above application number in the premises of
Pyramid Co. , Aviation Road, Queensbury, tiaw York
in the following location; outside
f 8 El 1st Fl. ❑ 2nd Fl. Section Block Lot
was examined on / and found to be in compliance with the requirements of this Board. Y
FIXTURE ECEPTACLES SWITCHES FIXTURES RANGES COOKING DECKS OVENS DISH WASHERS EXHAUST FANS OUTLETSry INCANDESyCENT FLUORESCgENT AMT. K.W. AMT. K.W. AMT. K.W. AMT. K.W. g H,
3/4
DRYERS FURNACE MOTORS FUTURE APPLIANCE FEEDERS SPECIAL REC'PT TIME CLOCKS FELL UNIT HEATERS MULTI-OUTLET DIMMERS
AMT. K.W. OIL H.P. GAS H.P. AMT. NO. A.W.G. T. AMT. AMPS, TRANS. AMT, H P SYSTEMS AMT.' WATTS
+� +} /� NO.OF FEET
SERVICE DISCONNECT NO.OF S E R V 1 C E
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AMT. AMP TYPE ME p 10 nV 1 p'3W 3 0 3W 3 0 4W NO;OF CC.COND. A.W.G. A.W.G.
• PER B' OF CC.COND. NO.Of HI-LEG OF HI-LEG NO OF NEUTRALS OF NEAL
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OTHER AMARATUS: Paneis . 2— DS - 30 aMPS
2 7,ixae1« switches 3" 42 CirCUit8— 225 a'MP i
.. 15 X.W.- HVAC I- .20 Cfrouits- no amps
'~ 10 %-W.- HVAC ElectriC doom heaters ; 2~ 2 .5 k.'W ..
2- 30 amp- Shaw cases motors : 1- 3/4 HP
2-- Walk-in Coolers
3- 30 amp-- Contactors
Globe Electric
P .0. SOX 676 �7
C Chow , Now York 12047
BRANCH MANAGER
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COPY FOR BUILD110 DIPARTMUNT. THIS CO.fkY Of CUTIFICAT# AUM NOT-i! ALT=D IN ANY MANNiR.
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Q,►C.C.$,. a�ee`t ,ag` Iovember 16 , 1976 agenda:-
1. Aviation Mall planting plans.
2. , *iw ff RO.staurant planting plans.
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Meeting o the Queensbury Committee for Cormur_ity Beautification
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Queensbury Town Office Building
.: Thursday, October 21, 1976
Present-.,-.- Mr Mr.' Edd Presidin • Mr. VanDusen Mr. Hou hton Mrs. Sene
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Q Mr. Olson
m Guests: Mr. Kenneth Sorlin (member Planning Board) , George Liapes,
Bruce Kenan, Andy (manager of Pyramid Mall) , 9 members of
the League of Women Voters
Minutes of the September meeting approved as read.
1. :Report on previous meeting
2. This entire meeting was devoted to the Pyramid Mall. Reviewed map. '
Plantings - Report of recommended improvements by Dick VanDusen.
lantings at front elevp.tion very poor - red maple, etc. should
be replaced with low growing ornamental trees with plants around
at expanse of front; would greatly improve the beautification.
Suggested low branch trees to enhance beauty, such as Washington
Hawthorne , Crabapple, etc. One clump of existing birch trees is
satisfactory, but nothing else; 6 or 7 clumns of plantings.
Entrances were done in haste as evidenced by photos and suggested
Japanese Yews; corn ,rs need more substantial trees (remove skimpy
ones) . Various sketches drawn by `T^.nDusen showed suggestions as
to how to enhance a bleak building. Commended the planting of
!� pine and oak trees in front, but need more. Natural islands in
back look well; rave the scrub trees coming up for future use.
Spreading Junipers around advertising sign. Landscaping shows
; ? the owners want to be a good part of the community. Mr. Kenan
expressed his appreciation for the time sent on the sketches.
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Ld Mr. Kenan' s remarks: $809000 was invested in landscaping; $18,000
U) in seeding; they have tri=:d to do things -the right way. Major
d, part of the budget spent on relocating trees to have area for
parking lot, rather than ornamental trees because of expense,
and thought this better use of money. The trees along the building
Cid look okay and will look good in a few years; they are more mature
g than you could get from a nursery,
Mr. VanDusen noted the biggest problem is the monotony of the
O building and the t�711, skinny trees which were repl�.nted from
m clumps; they do not enhance the building - need-trees with lower
branches along a light colored building. Realize trees take time
to mature. Irr. Kenan agreed the ideas n.re good and wants to
incorporate ideas in new,_,,4plans for the ,ddition; reluctant to
spend more money on the first building.
Mr. Houghton remarked that. he thought the la.ndsca.ping was done in
haste and some things a teinpor.,ary me^"sure, but Kenan said not on
landscaping. Mr. Houghton-questioned seeding of the grass and
the gullies along- the bank or_ the west side ; concerned about bank
,� erosion and not repaired. Mr. Kenan said gr^.ss will fill in and
f{ Y hold it; there w-�.r no top soil on the banks but seven acres around F
the building were seeded - grass will grow on the bank, although
sandy and the problem is time; it will take nearly three years to
catch good. Mr. Olson stated he could not remember seeing the
eras;. infront mo%-,ed or raked; in horrible condition-very spa.rce
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Co:amunity Beautification -2 October 21, 1976
Mr. Kenn said it needs more time to mature. Olson sugge •--ted
fertilizer, but Ken,7.n thinks it is coming good as is. The
bank wa snrnyed i;rith fertilizer, gras,^ seed and water. Mr.
VanDuc-en suggested Vetch for thick ground cover - does not
require mowing and more practical th,an ara.ss.
The Lea,. ue of 14omen Voters aue.stioned the mainten�-,.nce schedule.
Answer was there is n fall crew with regular routine -.!mhedule.
On annual basis slo-.oes are maint^.ined - need more time.
Plans for construction west bank - Cutting and filling was to
have bglanced but rr�r ;short of 5,000 to 6,000 yards of sand.
They are to keep frir_ne of trees on too of hill and reseed it;
leave most growth near Avietior_ Road; to be a gradual bank.
The League of Women Voters expressed their favor of ground cover
instead of -ra,ss and t',t,� t it � ,7_�� �;T ,,, t
• -ate_._ �.o _ Ire• �-io-zr .Y.ell r,y erg .
"Horrified at the looks of the plr^ce and ill feelings among-
residents" . I,Ir. Krna:.n said this m�,ill w .s built during poor
economical times and limited resources; objects to anyone
thinking they built a moor shopping center; it' s better than
existing ones; willir._m to go b,,.ck and im-prove where fe:3sible.
Rear of existing building - Too much lard cleared- in error which
e i-,iina ed 50 ft. buffer zone ; League of Women Voters questioned
why nothing .,,,,,as done ..bout this. Re•<<.d letter to Bo!7.rd from Fred
Austin reg^rain; relocated detention basin of maximum of 1-" of
water. All axn off water cont,^.ined on property and slowly drains
intothe state system; it' s adequate for prevent construction.
Eventually there willbe a. road connecting them with Barker' s
and ,a new entrance; first en.tra.nce steer and not satisfactory.
The sanitary system w9s properly designed, im.nroved and inspected;
improperly laid blocks caused the proble11 which En Con made them �
correct.
Motion made and seconded we accey-)t embankment change at tria_ngle
'including adequate finished grading, seeding and restoration of
x finished area. Pyramid officials are to return to the November
meeting with further ply ns.
Meeting aJ ourned 11:15 P.P11. Next meeting will be held Tuesday,
November l6th at 7:30 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. Seney, Acting Secretary
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Novi 21976
A.M. PAL
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Charles K. S C hommAj,
6AUWoP.O.Box 1208, ssos Chapala 5tred,Santa Barbara, Ca. 93102 (&of)963-4211
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Bu i.l ug DePartm mt
RD #1 .`$ & Uvialand Road
i'Glens Falls New York
Attention: Mr, George Leapes
Refer®nce; ' .Sa0'a Restaurant - Glen Falls, NY 76-137
Daar .Sir:
Enclosed
'pleaea find five (5) sets of the 'Z Sheets for the
above referenced project.
The ab+ a *.' your reviear for the .T . f Queenabury
Beautifie U, ttee.
If you hate any questions regarding the ab+ e.. please feel free
to call.
Sincerely,
OURMS K. SOMANDT, ARCHITECTS
Robert P. Mehl �.V•
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A California Corporation