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MINUTES OF PLANNING BOARD -2- 11/6/03 should assure that spray from lights does not effect neighboring residences. Mr. McCormick stated he felt the front of the building would meet code. Mr. Moran made a motion to approve sign as proposed contingent upon: applicant supplying the Zoning Enforcement Officer with lineal frontage of building and samples of exact colors. Motion seconded by Mr. McCormick. Unanimously approved. CONSTRUCTION SITE FOR DI2~ARCO II SOUTH REMSEN AVENUE Next on the agenda was the a earance , . PP of Peg O Leafy representing Hudson Valley Housing with a proposed construction sign for DiMarco I/. Ms. O'Leary supplied the Board with a copy of the sign and highlighted the portion which states that the sign is required by their financing source - New York State Health and Trust Fund Corporation. Underneath the proposed sign diagram are the specifications for the proposed sign which state it must be a 4' x 8' sheet of overlay plywood and that it must be done by a professional sign makerl It is a single sided sign - blue and white. It is a temporary sign to be posted until all construction is done. Ms. O'Leary would like to place it in the same location as the permanent sign will be for DiMarco II which is approved by the site plan. The sign would be raised 6 ft. above ground. The completion date for all work is expected to ber e act color swatches of sign. Mr. Moran made a motion ,-,~ -,~ ~x~u contingent upon: (1) Sign be capped at 6" in height, (2) expiration date of 6/30/04 and (3) sign be single sided. MOtion seconded by Mr. McCormick. Unanimously carried. 9 NORTH FORMERLy KNOWN AS CLUB ILLUSIONS DUTCHESS SHOPPING PLAZA Next on the agenda was the presentation of Mr. Gary Beck representing 9North located in the Dutchess Shopping Plaza for a change of name of the former Club Illusions to 9 North and also change of size of sign. Mr. Beck presented the Board with swatches of color and also schematic of what new sign would look like. Mr. Beck went on to state that owner is trying to get rid of the "club" type of name. It was stated that the business had been previously approved for two sign and new signs would be smaller. Mr. Morris asked applicant what the lineal frontage was of his building and he answered 85 ft. across the front. It was stated that the sign is not lit. It is actually mounted directly on the awnings. Mr. Moran made a motion to approve signs as presented, seconded by Mr. McCormick contingent upon applicant filling out sign permit application, obtaining owner's signature and verifying lineal frontage. Unanimously carried. Next was the discussion of applicant extending his days of operation. Originally he had applied for and was approved to be open Thursday, Friday and Saturday - he would not like the option of being open the rest of the week. He stated he would not be open everyday - every week - but when there is a special holiday or when there is no school on Mondays - he may want to be open on Sunday nights. He would also like to try other promotions - 80's night teen night, western night. It was stated that there is no change for parking, hours of operation, other bars are open during the week. Mr. Moran made a