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plan was approved and the owners were informed if the third floor was to be occupied they would have to obtain a parking variance. The ownes went to the ZBA and obtained the variance they needed. (copy of variance is on file in the Planning/Zoning offices). It was stated that access to the third floor is from the rear. It was stated that if and when tenancy changes (this was a condition of the original site plan approval) the owners would have to come back to the Planning Board to discuss the parking issues. Mr. McCormick made a motion to approve the Rennhacks using the third floor for office space for their swimming pool business, seconded by Mr. Moran. Unanimously carried. Mr. Cappelli was instructed to inform the Rennhacks that they would have to apply to the Code Enforcement Officer for a Certificate of Occupancy for the office space. ROSA MERCHAN FOR A HOT DOG TRUCK AT 1615 ROUTE 9 Next on the agenda was the proposal from Rosa Merchan to have a hot dog truck in the parking lot of Associated Carpet at 1615 Route 9. Ms. Merchan stated she is requesting a hot dog wagon. It will come with her each day and leave with her each day. She also stated that if she has a table and chair - she would also bring it in everyday and take it home everyday. Everything is self contained. There would be no power or water being used. They would be operating 6 days a week (Monday through Saturday) from 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. They would be located in the northern most part of the parking lot - where the former fruit stand was located. they would also not be using Associated Carpet's dumpster - they would remove all their own garbage each day. It was stated that she has applied for her Peddler's Permit with the Village and is awaiting approval. The Village would also need a copy of the Health Department's permit. Mr. Kocan asked about the power and Ms. Merchan answered they have their own generator - Mr. Kocan was concerned about the noise of the generator and Mr. Morris suggested that the applicant put the trailer as far away from the residences as possible. Mr. Morris also asked Code Enforcement Officer Fenton to check the noise level of the generator when it was running for conformance to the noise ordinance. Mr. Morris informed Ms. Merchan if she wanted a sign she would have to apply to the Planning Board for approval and if she wanted a temporary sign - she would have to see the Code Enfocement Officer. Mr. Kocan asked if they were going to have additional employees and Ms. Merchan answered no she was not - Mr. Morris informed applicant if she ever wanted to have employees they would have to come back to the Planning Board to update the Board. Mr. Moran made a motion to approve the hot dog truck contingent upon: (1) applicant receiving his Peddler's Permit from the village, (2) A copy of the approval from the Health Dept. being on file in the Planning/Zoning Offices, (3) Compliance to the Noise Ordinance (regarding generator) and (4) nosigns unless they go through the Code Enforcement Officer. Motion was seconded by Mr. McCormick. Unanimously carried. LOU SNELL, MCKINLEY STREET Next on the agneda was the proosal from Lou Snell to reposition the fire hydrant on his McKinley Street property. Mr. Snell stated he is working with the water