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PLANNING BOARD MINUTES -2- 2/5/09 ANGEL BARROS, 19 DELAVERGNE AVENUE Next on the agenda was the proposal from Angel Barros for a spray booth installation at 19 Delavergne Avenue. Mr. Barros has decided to put a smaller spray booth in then originally talked about when site plan was reviewed. It is approximately the size of a cabinet. Mr. Mayet (architect) presented the Board with documentation on the spray booth. He explained how the spray booth would be vented. He went on to say that Mr. Barros is using clear lacquer and varnish (Mr. Mayet presented the Board with spec sheets for the lacquer and varnish). He also stated that the air coming out of the system is 99% clean. There is also an indicator which shows when the filters have to be replaced. The chemicals would be stored in a metal cabinet in small quantities in accordance with all OSHA requirements. The cabinet will be locked up and can be inspected at all times by the Building Inspector. The spray booth draws about 14 amps and is run on a 220 service. The applicant was instructed to post a $750.00 escrow account and fill out an EAF for our Consultants to review the project. It was stated that the spray booth was not part of the original site plan approval and was removed before the project was given a neg dec. Ms. Jeanne DiPolito stated she had a copy of the June 2008 minutes when the project was approved – and she wanted to make sure that the spray booth was not being installed on her side of the building. Mr. Morris pointed out on the plan where the booth would be installed. It was also stated that the Fire Chief must take a look at all documentation regarding the spray booth. Ms. DiPolito again stated she wanted assurance that there would be no fumes coming onto her property. Mr. Morris stated all would conform with all DEC and State regulations. RIVERBEND II, MYERS CORNER ROAD Next on the agenda was the proposal from Sterling Properties for 60 luxury apartment units in two four story buildings at Riverbend II. Ms. Van Tuyl stated in speaking with community members who are interested in living at Rivebend II it was instated that people did not want to have to walk up stairs to their units and interest for a elevator building. Mr. Morris asked if applicant was supplying the required number of parking spaces for the project and Mr. Sarchino stated he is providing 116 spaces and required is 90 spaces. It was stated that the plan is being developed with 36 single car garages so there will not be enough garages for all of the units. Mr. Morris asked if there was access for emergency personnel and fire fighters to get around the rear of the building and Mr. Sarchino stated there is access along the sides of the building – if you had to get around the back – there is not access right now but the buildings would be sprinkled. Mr. Sarchino stated he would sit down with the Fire Chief and review the plans. It was also stated that there are three sites for dumpsters and Mr. Morris reminded applicants to show some type of enclosure around them. Mr. McCormick reminded Board and applicants that the Village has a Residential Garbage District law. Mr. Fenton stated that there is a letter on file from the Fire Chief dated 1/10/09 which states that the entrance to the development off of Myers Corners Road onto the proposed road of Riverbend II. The curb as well as the street sign prevents our apparatus from entering the street especially as that is the only access to the development. Hydrants are shown reduced to 6” from 8” - given the length of run and fire load this does not provide enough fire flow that would be required for our needs. Mr. Sarchino stated he would work with the Fire Chief and the Water Department on these issues. Lastly, the Fire Chief states the proposed walkway located at the north side of the development is shown on the site plan to be constructed of gravel. The needs of emergency medical services will be hampered by the limitations of their equipment on gravel affecting patient care. Walkways must be fully accessible for personnel and equipment. Ms. Firstenberg asked the applicants if they really feel the parking works – you have garages and driveways and are counting those spaces outside of the garages so presumably those spaces will only