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<br />MINUTES OF PLANNING BOARD MEETING HELD MARCH 5, 2009 <br />Present: Tom Morris, Chairman, Lisa Firstenberg, Vice Chairman, Don <br />McCormick, John Chase, George Moran and Mary Ann Loncto, Secretary <br />Others Present: Tom Walsh, Michele Greig, Jay Paggi, Daniel Mayet, Don <br />Swartz, Msgr. Bellew, Lou Kaufman, Jim Horan, John Fenton, Jeanne and <br />Francis DiPolito, Armand Alfonso, Bryan Murphy <br />Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. There was one amendment to the <br />minutes regarding Frank’s Restaurant – it was stated that applicants showed <br />they were taking roof off and it should state – they were not taking roof off. At <br />this point Mr. Moran made a motion to approve the minutes as amended, <br />seconded by Mr. McCormick. Unanimously carried. <br />LIBERTY TAX SERVICE, 1558 ROUTE 9 <br />First on the agenda was the proposed sign for Liberty Tax Service, 1558 Route <br />9. Mr. Morris asked Mr. Fenton if Liberty Tax Service was in compliance with all <br />codes and Mr. Fenton stated yes they were. It was stated that the Code <br />Enforcement Officer has reviewed the proposed signs and all conforms to Code. <br />The color samples were attached to the proposal. Mr. Moran made a motion to <br />approve the sign as proposed, seconded by Mr. Chase. Unanimously carried. <br />TREASURES, 2649 EAST MAIN STREET <br />Next on the agenda was the proposal for a retail store and sign at 2649 East <br />Main Street. Applicant stated it would be a boutique style store with clothing and <br />accessories. It would be both new and recycled. There would be no changes to <br />the building or structure in any way. It was stated that this use was a conforming <br />use for the district. Mr. McCormick made a motion to approve the use, seconded <br />by Mr. Moran. Unanimously carried. <br />Next the sign was discussed. Mr. Fenton stated that the lineal footage of the <br />building was 12 ft. which allows them 6 sq. ft. of sign. (on the application is <br />states 11 ft. and this was changed and initialed by applicant). According to the <br />specifications for the sign it was 4 sq. ft. on each side – totaling 8 sq. ft. which it <br />too large. It was stated that applicant would either have to apply for a variance <br />or shrink the size of the sign. Applicant stated they would shrink the sign to <br />conform to the ordinances. Mr. McCormick made a motion to approve the sign <br />contingent upon applicant supplying the Code Enforcement Officer with an <br />updated application and Mr. Fenton verifying that the sign conforms to code, <br />motion seconded by Mr. Moran. Unanimously carried. <br />ANGEL BARROS, 19 DELAVERGNE AVENUE <br /> <br />