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MINUTES OF PLANNING BOARD -2- 3/2/00 <br /> <br />had a call from the Lake Committee who are concerned with the fluids coming from the <br />site and going into the lake. Applicant stated all drain oil is captured and taken off site. <br />Mr. Visentin asked applicant to send a letter to the Planning Board documenting this. It <br />was stated that applicant was on the agenda for the ZBA meeting for March 14. The <br />subject of parking was discussed and the designation of the three handicap spaces. <br /> <br />Mr. Visentin stated that applicant needs to establish an escrow account of $2, 000.00. <br />Because of the fact that the lake is designated as a critical environmental area a long <br />form EAF needs to be filled out. Mr. Swartz presented the architecturals for the project. <br />The Board asked for a color version for the next meeting. The Board also unanimously <br />agreed that the plan was conceptually fine. At this point Mr. Alfonso made a motion to <br />declare their intent to be lead agency, seconded by Mr. Karge. On roll call vote - Mr. <br />Visentin - Aye, Mr. Karge - Aye, Mr. Moran - Aye, Mr. Alfonso - Aye and Mr. Morris - <br />Absent. <br /> <br />Mr. Bricklemaier stated he would be recommended to the Board that a drainage report <br />be prepared to make sure the pipe on site can handle the drainage. <br /> <br />HESS CORPORATIONt ROUTE 9 <br />Next on the agenda was the proposal by Hess Corporation to build a convenience store <br />to their already existing filling station on Route 9. Mr. Bricklemaier stated for the record <br />that his company does work for Amerada Hess but he does not feel it would influence his <br />review in any way. Applicant stated they would like to reconstruct lhe Hess station on <br />Route 9. They would Hke to construct a new 1680 sq. fl. convenience store to also be <br />used for an office for the Hess employees who are on site. Applicant presented pictures <br />of other Hess stations with a similar use. He also presented pictures of other signs in the <br />area to do a comparison of what they are looking for. Basically the applicant is keeping <br />the canopy and will be adding another pump island. They are looking to change the <br />signage on the site. They wouM also like to take down the existing free standing sign that <br />is there andput up a more standard Hess sign. There is an existing building on the site <br />now that is basically in the footprint of where the new building is proposed. They looked <br />at different options on how to put the building on site to meet the rear yard setbaclc <br />None of the options worked and they realize they need an area variance for the rear. <br />Behind the building they are proposing a row of 6' hemlocks for screening and will keep <br />the fence that is existing. The closest building in the apartment that is to their rear is <br />approximately 50fl. What the residents in the apartment building now see is the back of <br />the existing structure. The view will be basically the same. Applicant understands he <br />needs to go to the Water Department and Board of Trustees for their approval for water <br />and sewer approval. <br /> <br />Mr. Bricklemaier stated he had some concerns regarding the lighting on the site. The <br />building plans call for optional lighting on the building. Applicant stated they may want <br />a low wattage of lighting for safetypurposes but they would be cautious of residents in <br />the rear and they would put shields on them to minimize brightness. Mr. Bricklemaier <br /> <br /> <br />