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M1NUTES OF PLANNING BOARD -2- 10/6/05 the granite - on his property he needs to install the barriers. Mr. McCormick stated previously a fence was approved for this portion of the property - now it seems as if the tenant is outgrowing his portion of the property. Discussion followed on the type of barriers that should be used to protect Mr. Snell's property from traffic and snow plows and it was stated that previously the Board had recommended some type of curbing or planters. It was also noted that the dumpster is not enclosed and Mr. Morris asked the Code Enforcement Officer to verify the dumpster and/or enclosure against the site plan. 28 MARKET STREET - NOVICK Next on the agenda was the proposal to renovate fire destroyed building with 4,684 sq. ft. commercial and six apartments at 28 Market Street. Applicant stated that off street parking will be provided across the street in an empty lot owned by applicant. The Board reviewed the plan and it was stated that the applicants would be using the existing footprint. Applicant stated that each dwelling unit would be approximately 900 sq. ft. After a quick review of the plan it was noted that the applicants would need two variances- one for required parking spaces and a rear setback variance. It was noted that applicants would need approximately 40 parking spaces - they are showing 17 spots on the lot across the street - they are 23 parking spaces short. Mr. Morris suggested applicant do a study of the on street parking spaces at different times of the day to see what is available. Applicant was also informed he needed to provide screening for the residential side with the neighbor. Applicant was asked to show what type of dumpster enclosure they would provide which should match the style and fagade of the building. Applicant was also told to make sure it was shielded from apartments and also to make sure that there was no offensive odors emitting from the dumpster. Applicant was also told to locate the adjacent house and their dumpster on the plan. Applicant was instructed to establish an escrow account in the amount of $1,500.00. Mr. Morris stated he would like to see some kind of building which is Victorian/colonial moti£ To recap - Applicant needed to establish an escrow account in the amount of $1,500.00, go to the ZBA for the parking and rear variance, locate adjacent house and dumpster on map and bring architecturais to the next meeting. GENERAL DISCUSSION At this point in the meeting Mr. Morris and Mrs. Loneto stamped and signed the Site Plan for the Riverbend Project as all outstanding issues had been resolved/mitigated. Mr. Alfonso requested applicant copy Planning Board on all inspection reports. Mrs. Christine Woods who is a neighbor of Sigma Tremblay on Delavergne Avenue attended the meeting. She was complaining about the installation of vents and other appurtenances that were being installed in the building. None of this has been done with a building permit. Mr. Brutting stated he would issue Sigma Tremblay an appearance ticket for working without a permit. It was requested that our Fire Inspector make an inspection of the property. Mr. Brutting then stated he had been contacted by a member of the Knights of Columbus