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Marshall and the existing sewer applicant is showing on the drawing ~ no one knows for sure if it is really there. There are other issues that need to be reviewed with applicant's engineer. Applicant stated wherever he is told to connect he will connect. Mr. Bricklemaier stated it mast be shown properly on the drawing. Mr. Bricklemaier went on to state that the Village code has certain requirements for site plan approval. Applicant is proposing two new significant buildings on the properO, and applicant needs to have site plan prepared in accordance with code. Mr. Visentin stated Village engineer would write a detailed letter of all items that mast be included in the drawing. In the meantime, applicant was instructed to contact his engineer and have him call Mr. Bricklemaier. SOUTHERN DUTCHESS CHA2glBER OF COMMERCE~ 2582 SOUTH AFENUE, Next on the agenda was the proposal from the Chamber of Commerce to erect new buiMing at 2582 South Avenue formerly known as 38 South Avenue. Applicant presented new plan and pointed out lighting and landscaping. Applicant stated they are proposing a 7,000 sq. ft. two story building - 3,500 sq. ft. perfloor. Parking has been provided for 23 parking spaces plus two handicapped spots. The Board reminded applicant that they should keep with the victorian/colonial motiff. Applicant was asked to provide a stormwater management report. Applicant was also asked to show the dumpster location on the map. At this point Mr. Morris made a motion to declare the Planning Board's intent to be Lead Agency, seconded by Mr. Alfonso. On roll call vote - Mr. Morris - Aye, Mr. Visentin - Aye, Mr. Karge - Aye, Mr. Alfonso- Aye, Mr. Consentino - Absent. It was stated that site plan mast be sent to Dutchess County Dept. of Planning and agencies within the Village. It was also stated applicant would have to fill out short form EAF- Parts I and II. Applicant stated he would be meeting with both the Water Board and Highway Dept. to discuss whether the existing water and sewer could be ased. Applicant also has to clear up who owns the storm drain in the street. Mr. Morris reminded applicant that he would like to see the light spray on the next presentation. NTC AUTO REP, dIRt 33 MARKET STREET Next on the agenda was the proposal for the rebuilding of NTC Auto Repair which was destroyed by explosion several years ago. Applicant stated all they want to do is put back what was originally there. It will be same size building. All "wrecks" will be stored in the rear of the building to keep it more aestetically pleasing to the neighbors. As far as parking is concerned - the Planning Board stated applicant could stack employee parking. Applicant was also informed they would have to write up a short form EAF and establish an escrow account for $500.00. Mr. BricMemaier stated his main concerns would be stormwater run off and any contaminants associated with it. Applicant stated he designated three parking spots for car sales. He usually does not have three at one time. Mr. Morris reminded applicant not to use customer parking for vehicle sales. There will be a maximum of l l vehicles on site - 5 to be reserved for employees/castomer parking and 6 in the rear. It was also stated that Fire Chief