2009-12-03 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

MINUTES OF PLANNING BOARD -2- 12/3/09 Mr. McCormick made a motion to approve the use for a specialty grocery store to sell food, gifts and champagne contingent upon (1) license from Department of Marketing and Agriculture and (2) Liquor License from State for the sale of Champagne only. Mr. Kocan seconded the motion. Unanimously carried. Next the sign was discussed. Mr. Morris asked Mr. Bostwick to explain the slats in the sign. Mr. Bostwick stated he was approved for four slats with his site plan. He has one of the slats and Creative Kitchens has two of them for their sign – there is one slat left and it will be used by Mr. Toujiline. The road sign is 2’ x 5’ double sided for a total of 20 sq. ft. and the building sign is 12’ x 1’ for 12 sq. ft. – after reviewing the proposals for signs it was stated that all conforms to code. There is a color swatch on file for the signs. Mr. McCormick made a motion to approve the road sign and the building sign as proposed, seconded by Mr. Moran. Unanimously carried. The open neon sign was discussed. Mr. Toujiline was informed that the requirement for an open neon sign was 1 sq. ft. and it could not be flashing – he could use any language he wanted for the open sign. Mr. Toujiline stated he would like to open the beginning of February. Mr. Toujiline was reminded to go to the Code Enforcement Office for a building permit, Certificate of Occupancy before he opened and to pay for his sign permit. CHILDREN’S CONSIGNMENT/CLOTHING STORE, 2653 EAST MAIN ST. Next on the agenda was the proposal from Angela Corcoran to be able to have a Children’s Consignment/Clothing Store at 2653 East Main Street. Mr. Morris asked Mrs. Corcoran is she had been opened for business before this evening and she stated no she had not – she is in the store everyday getting it ready for business. Mrs. Corcoran stated she will be selling used children’s clothing and accessories – it is all a consignment based. Her hours of operation will be Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and possibly be opened a little later on Thursdays. Mr. Moran made a motion to approve the use as proposed, seconded by Mr. McCormick. Unanimously carried. Next the sign was discussed. It was going to be a window sign. Mrs. Corcoran had the sign with her. It was stated that the linear frontage of the building was 22’6” and 11’ 3” sq. ft. of sign would be allowed. It was stated that the first limitation would be the 11’3” and the next limitation would be only be able to cover 25% of the window. After some discussion it was stated that the sign conforms to all codes. Mr. Morris informed applicant that the Planning Board would need samples of all colors of the sign for the files. Mr. Moran made a motion to approve the sign as proposed contingent upon color samples being brought to the Planning Office, seconded by Mr. McCormick. Unanimously carried. Mrs. Corcoran was instructed to come to the Code Enforcement Office to apply for her Certificate of Occupancy and apply for her sign permit.