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Mindful of the density and scarcity of parking in the neighborhood, the East Hampton Village Zoning Board of Appeals took a long look at a proposal to alter a pre-existing nonconforming residence and make several additions to a .3-acre parcel on Friday.

Keith and Anne Cynar own an undivided lot at 52, 54, and 56 McGuirk Street.

They want to convert a two-apartment building at the rear of the property into a single-family residence while retaining two cottages that face the street.

The applicants want to increase the height of the rear structure by 2.2 feet, to rearrange windows and doors, and construct a cellar.

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The building is only 2.4 feet from the side-yard lot line, where the required setback is 17.07 feet. In addition the couple seeks multiple variances for a swimming pool and patios and to install window wells and an air-conditioning unit.

One variance would allow coverage greater than the maximum permitted.

The village code requir