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MINUTES OF PLANNING BOARD -2- 3/1/07 was present at the meeting. TOM AND MIKE MARINO, 12 MARKET STREET Next on the agenda was a proposal from Tom and Mike Marino to be able to use 12 Market Street for a retail store for used records and CDs. It was stated that the zoning allows this usage. Mr. Marino's hours of operation would be 10:00 a.m. To 10:00 p.m. - seven days a week. Mr. Marino stated he would not be presenting a proposal for a sign at this time but asked if you needed a permit for vinyl letters in the window – and Mr. Morris stated it is still a sign. There will not be any structural work inside the store. Mr. McCormick made a motion to approve the use seconded by Mr. Kolb. Unanimously carried. Mr. Marino was instructed to go to the Code Enforcement Office to apply for a Certificate of Occupancy before he opens for business. HOLLOWBROOK FOOT SPECIALIST, 89 EAST MAIN STREET Next on the agenda was the proposal to amend the site plan for Hollowbrook Foot Specialists, 89 East Main Street with regard to storm sewer connection. Mr. Steve Burns from Barger and Miller stated the only thing he did to change the existing site plan was raised the parking lot and instead of doing a connection into the existing storm sewer system which is located by the Post Office (in order to have that connection they would have to run a storm line from that catch basin up the side of East Main Street and come into their parking lot and put in a storm sewer system to discharge) – what Mr. Burns is proposing is instead of running the line down the road they put in infiltrators and put the storm water into the ground. Mr. Morris stated Dr. Schlam would have to establish an escrow account of $500.00 to enable the consultants to review the proposal. TBN – NOVICK, 28 MARKET STREET Next on the agenda was the continuation of discussions with Michael Novick for six apartments on second floor and retail/office space on first floor at 28 Market Street. Mr. Morris informed applicant that he would have to update his escrow account with a $1,000.00 to cover expenses that are being incurred. Mr. Steven Burns of Barger and Miller was representing Mr. Novick. Mr. Burns stated the only issue that is outstanding is the issue of the water connection. Mr. Novick has been approved to tap into the water – but at this point Mr. Burns does not know how they will be tapping into it. They would like to tap into the 6” main that is on the side of the property. Mr. Paggi stated that line was put in the ground many years ago – it is old and the Village does not want an easement to it. As it stands today it is not a Village main and they cannot take service from it. Mr. Paggi stated there are two alternatives – (1) tap out to Market Street or (2) replace the line, upgrade it, dedicate it to the Village and tap your service off of it. Mr. Burns stated that Mr. Novick will be reducing his building by 10 ft. (this is not shown on the plans yet but will be included in the new submission). Mr. Kolb suggested that a notation be put in the final resolution stating that Mr. Novick should work with the Water Department to mitigate any outstanding issues regarding the water connection. At this point Ms. Greig reviewed the items in Part II EAF that have been changed. She also stated she would change #7 in the neg dec to reflect the changes in the construction barrier/closing of the sidewalk. Mr. Morris read the neg dec – copy of neg dec on file in the Planning/Zoning offices. Mr. Kolb made a motion to accept the neg dec as amended, seconded by Mr. McCormick. Unanimously carried. ORMATER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Proposal from Ormater Development Corporation to discuss development of Phase 1 of Patriots Park