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MINUTES OF PLANNING BOARD -2- 4/1/04 only thing that runs is a compressor and it is the type that is very quiet. Their hours of operation are 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. He has about six employees that work for him. Mr. Morris stated that applicant will need a total of 10 parking spaces. Mr. Alfonso asked about any chemicals and applicant answered he operates within OSHA regulations and would provide Board with MSDS sheets for chemicals. He also stated that any waste is pumped out of his machines and picked up by "safety clean." Mr. Morris asked where these chemicals are stored until they are picked up and he answered they would be stored in the rear - inside - (pumped into 15 gallon drums that are sealed). Just as a side note - he was just inspected by NYS Section Part 232 and all was fine. Mr. Morris asked what kind of emissions would be coming from the chimney and applicant answered it is just a boiler. Mr. Morris asked where the trucks would be entering and exiting the parking area to drop off`product and applicant answered they would be loading through a side door (applicant pointed this out on his sketch). Mr. Morris asked what type of trucks would be used and applicant answered standard vans. He also informed applicant that all parking spaces would have to be 9' x 18'. Applicant stated he would like to close by July 1, 2004 - his lease on his existing location expires in November 2004. Mr. Mort'is told applicant that they would need a sample of the color he intends to paint the building for their files. He also stated that he plans on enclosing the dumpster with a picket fence with a gate that will match the color of the building. He also stated he would have two dumpsters - one for recyclables and one for regular debris. Mr. Alfonso asked about water usage and informed applicant that he would have to go to the Water Dept. to get a letter of approval from them and also a letter from the Board of Trustees for sewer approval. Mr. Morris stated when applicant supplies the final drawing he would like to run it by the Fire Chief for their approval. Mr. Alexander stated he was concerned about the noise of the equipment and the impact it would have on neighboring residences. Mr. Witkowski stated he would handle conformance to the noise ordinance and if the equipment is too loud applicant will have to do some kind of mitigation for the sound. Ms. Grieg stated this is a Type II action not subject to SEQRA. Mr. Morris stated applicant will have to reapply to the Planning Board formally with the following: (1) updated drawings to show doors and street names, (2) supply MSDS sheets to Board, (3) draw parking on plan to scale and provide 1 handicap parking space, (4) supply Board with paint samples of the building, (5) Send letters to Water Board and Sewer Board, (6) The Planning Board will send letter to Fire Chief. Mr. Morris stated in order to correctly calculate the parking applicant can calculate storage area vs. usage area and document on plan. It was also stated that no windows will be on the residential side of the building. He does not plan to add any additional lighting but if he does - he will have it on a timer. CHANNINGVILLE ROAD BEHIND OAK TREE GARDEN APARTMENTS Next on the agenda was an informal discussion with Jeffrey Gorodensky who is representing the owners of a parcel of land adjacent and behind Oak Tree Garden Apartments, 135 Channingville Road - which is zoned R12.5 - questioning the ability to build cluster to~vnhouses instead of single family homes on the parcel. No one was in attendance for this discussion.