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it starts encroaching upon the new area, then it will start playing into the Board’s analysis. Mr. Paggi was just concerned that he did not want to violate SEQRA by beginning the repairs. Mr. Paggi stated he will be undertaking the repairs as soon as possible and he will be coming into the Planning Board with an application very soon. Mr. Morris stated as long as the repairs are restricted to the originally approved section and it does not encroach into the newly proposed area and work does not expand upon just repairs. Mr. Jay Paggi stated the only thing that may happen is that the existing drain pipe as it goes through Section 13 may be realigned to be consistent with the new pattern in Section 13 and Mr. Morris stated that is not a problem. Mr. Morris asked if there were any updates with the proposal for expansion and Mr. Paggi answered they would probably be back to the Planning Board in the next two months with an application. Mr. Morris then stated that applicants would have to put $500.00 in escrow to pay for any work that has been done up to this point by the Consultants. Header……….. Next on the agenda was discussions with Nicholas T. Chase with a proposal to use 35 Market Street as overflow parking for All Tow vehicles (business located at 33 Market Street). No one was present for this hearing. CREEKVIEW SPRINGS, LLC FOR FRANKLINDALE AVENUE Next on the agenda was a public hearing on the proposal from Creekside Springs, LLC for the following: Two 3000 sq. ft. 2 story 4 unit buildings and two 4500 sq. ft. 2 story 6 units buildings at Franklindale Avenue. Mr. Mark Day and Mr. Dennis Lynch from Day Engineering and Mr. Dave Stenger owner of the property were present. Mr. Day stated what they are here for tonight is to discuss some of the changes that were made at the request of the Planning Board and they had also met with the Fire Chief and made some changes as an outcome of that meeting. He stated that the Fire Department did not have any objection to the turning radii but they wanted all curbs to be fully mountable - they also think they have the issue straightened out with the Tri-Municipal Sewer line - there is a great mystery as to how everything is connected - Franklindale Avenue used to continue down the path and continue - there is manholes that do not appear on any plans - there is a meter pit that no one seems to know when it was put in - how it was put it or what it does - Mr. Day received today from Highway Supt. Tom Marshall dated 1918 - and he also received survey plans from the former owners of the property - the Board of Health had little information - but through all the above - he feels that it is being straightened out - he only received these plans this morning so they were not able to sort everything out - they are going to meet with the Chief Operator from Tri-Municipal to discuss it with him. Mr. Lynch put together a rendering to show the placements of the house and surrounding areas. It was stated that there is a memo from New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (Shippo) dated August 18, 2009 on file in the Planning and Zoning offices and a memo from the DEC dated August 25, 2009 on file in the Planning and Zoning offices in response to our Lead Agency request. Mr. Day stated that they have retained Mr. Mike Nowicki to review the issues raised by both MINUTES OF PLANNING BOARD -3- 9/3/09 the DEC and SHIPPO. They also spoke to Mr. McGrill and sent him copies of the USGS