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MINUTES OF PLANNING BOARD -2- 6/1/06 reminded that a letter fzom the Village Attorney regarding any liability to the Village must be documented with the Planning Board files. Mr. Morals stated as far as screening was concerned - on the drawing there were some bushes that were encroaching onto the neighbors property - he suggested applicant assure that all screening is entirely on his property. Mr. Paggi read and reviewed his comment letter dated May 31, 2006 (copy on file in the Planning/Zoning offices). Mr. Alfonso reminded the Board that Mr. Delehanty (neighbor) had done the same thing with his parking lot and applicant answered he was aware of it - and that he had a smaller parking lot with more drywells. At this point Mr. Moran made a motion to approve the improvements to the parking lot contingent upon: (1) screening not encroaching on neighbor's property and (2) slope to be as minimal as possible and (3) letter from Village Attorney Viglotti stating the Village is not liable for any of the runoffto the sidewalk. Motion was seconded by Mr. Alfonso. Unanimously carried. The sign was discussed next. Applicant was instructed to bring in a color chip for the files. The san~ple number of the color as #1302. It was stated that the monument sign would be the only sign on the property. The application was reviewed for conformance to the codes. It was stated that the sign would be located in the same location as the previous sign and the lighting would be the same (there would be no overflow lighting onto neighbors properties)- the lighting would be incorporated into a landscaped bed below the sign. Mr. McCormick made a motion to approve the sign as presented contingent upon applicant supplying the Board with a color chip, motion was seconded by Mr. Moran. Unanimously carried. DUTCHESS SHOPPING PLAZA~ ROUTE 9 Next on the agenda was the proposal from Dutchess Shopping Plaza for a sign. It was stated that there is a problem with parking in the plaza. Applicant presented the Board with a letter from plaza owners stating she had their permission to represent them. There is currently a pole with a sign on it that states no parking from here to end of plaza and the business owners on the other end of the plaza would like the same consideration. They would like a sign approximately 24" x 16" that reads - "No parking in between signs after 6:00 p.m. unless a customer of the plaza - violators will be towed at owners expense." The sign would be mounted to brick wall. Mr. Morris reminded applicant that they would have to bring in a sample of the red (sign will be white with red letters). Mr. Morris also suggested applicants check with their attorney before they letter the sign to make sure they are on firm ground in the plaza. Applicant also asked if they could put up a temporary banner on the road sign advertising empty store fronts in the plaza. Mr. Morris stated that temporary banners were under the prevue of the Code Enforcement Officer. After some informal discussion it was decided that Mr. Bmtting would give guidance to the applicants regarding their signs and report back to the Planning Board. BOB AND DARYL JULIANO~ 2776 WEST MAIN STREET Next on the agenda was the appearance o£Bob and Daryl Juliano to convert pole ham into v, vo (2) erie (!) bedroom apai~,ents at 2776 West Main Sir~L Applicant stated they