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carried. Next the sign was discussed. Mr. Morris asked applicant if she had a color swatch with her and she answered no she did not and Mr. Morris stated she would need to put color samples on file in the Planning/Zoning offices. It was stated that the sign conformed to all codes. The sign will be located above the door. Mr. McCormick made a motion to approve the sign as proposed contingent upon receipt of the color samples and that the samples actually match the sign, seconded by Mr. Moran. Unanimously carried. Ms. Gilman was also reminded that before she started her business ANGEL BARROS, 19 DELAVERGNE AVENUE Next on the agenda was discussions with Angel Barros regarding his spray booth at 19 Delavergne Avenue. Mr. Oscar Nieves was representing Mr. Barros. He referred to Mr. Paggi’s letter dated March 3, 2009 and stated that the spray booth is located to the Nelson Avenue side of the property, the ducting material shall be 18 gauge for 12” in diameter, a fire suppression system w/a 4.5 gals. Tank and heat sensors shall be installed around spray booth, air intake is located on the Nelson Avenue side, the noise emitted by spray booth shall be reduced by about 50% resulting from installation of wall insulation at spray booth room and 2 layers of gypsum board, VOC’s shall be absorbed by constructing the VOCs absorbing box as shown on attached document - (Mr. Paggi stated he has reviewed this statement and reported on it in his letter dated April 27, 2009), the business owner shall not use more than 25 gallons/month of combined listed products; moreover the owner shall replace all filters and absorbing material used for VOC’s treatment before reaching saturation - such used material shall be disposed of by contracting with a disposal company licensed to conduct this business in the state of New York - Mr. Morris asked for a copy of the aforementioned contract for our files), owner shall store chemicals used for spraying in the described approved cabinet and agree to let Village of Wappingers Falls inspectors conduct regular inspections in the premises object of this application and a New York State business registration application with the DEC has been prepared and submitted. Mr. Morris asked if we knew whether or not a permit was required from the DEC and Mr. Fenton stated he had contacted the DEC and is waiting to hear back from a Angela Davis of the Division of Air Quality. Mr. Morris asked Mr. Fenton if the DEC does require a permit there will be certain rules and regulations that would go along with the permit and Mr. Fenton answered yes there would be. Mr. Fenton went on to state that Mr. Barros would be subject to a annual Operating Permit mandated by the State of New York annually which is conducted by the Zoning Office. Mr. Paggi stated if all of the above conditions are met - he has no objection. Mr. Morris asked Ms. Greig if she had any further comments and she stated no she did not. Ms. DiPolito stated she felt someone should look at the vent coming out of the roof - she stated she felt it was too close to the roof. Mr. McCormick asked Mr. Paggi if there would be any fumes with this system and Mr. Paggi answered if the filters are maintained the fumes should be non-tangible - the problems could occur if the drainage is left in the filters unmentioned - it PLANNING BOARD MINUTES -3- 6/11/09