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MINUTES OF PLANNING BOARD MEETING HELD 6/3/10 Present: Lisa Firstenberg, Vice Chair (Conducted the meeting), Bonnie Kieffer, Don McCormick, George Moran, Mike Kocan Absent: Tom Morris Others Present: Daniel Quezada Joe Indovino Digna Quezada Trustee Calabrese Jeff Smith John Furst Carlo Caldara Joe Sarchino Roger Gordek Daryl Juliano Chris Juliano Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. Motion by Mr. McCormick seconded by Ms. Kieffer to approve the minutes from the previous meeting as amended. These amendments include (1) Page 1 beginning text – word should be “Present”, (2) Page 3 – second paragraph – first sentence resolutions should say “….include in all ….”, and (3) Page 1 under Mahoneys – second paragraph when they discuss a 25 ft. setback the word rear setback must be included. On roll call vote – Mr. McCormick – Aye, Ms. Kieffer – Aye, Ms. Firstenberg – Aye, Mr. Moran – Aye, (Mr. Kocan absent from voting on minutes) and Mr. Morris – Absent. DANIELS DELI, 2554 SOUTH AVENUE First on the agenda was the proposal from Daniel Quezada with a proposal for a sign at 2554 South Avenue. Mr. Quezada stated he is just replacing the face of the sign – it would be the exact size as the existing sign – just different name of the deli and different colors. Ms. Firstenberg informed Mr. Quezada that he would have to give the Board color samples of the new sign. Mr. Quezada also stated that there would be no change to the road sign. The Board reviewed the application and stated it conformed to the zoning code. Ms. Kieffer made a motion to approve the sign as presented contingent upon Mr. Quezada brining in color samples. Motion was seconded by Mr. McCormick. Unanimously carried. PAVILION AT VET’S FIELD – VILLAGE OF WAPPINGERS FALLS Next on the agenda was the proposal from the Village of Wappingers Falls to construct a pavilion at Vet’s Field. Mr. Smith stated it would be a 30’ x 60’ structure made of concrete with a truss roof – Mr. Smith should be submitting structural drawings by Wednesday. Ms. Firstenberg asked what the finishes would be and Mr. Smith stated he believes it will be just primed steel and painted. The color has not yet been decided. The purpose of the pavilion would be a place for the summer camp children to get out of the sun and to use it for different community events. Mr. Smith went on to state that there is a Masterplan for the parks and there are a few other drawings for consideration by the Parks/Recreation Departments. It was stated that the cost of the pavilion would be completely out of recreation fees. Mr. Kocan asked the cost of the proposal and Mr. Smith stated so far he has the equipment donated, the labor for the equipment to be operated donated, the labor to put on the roof shingles, the labor to set the trusses and plywood are also donated. Without the structural drawings he cannot go out and get prices on trusses or concrete – but they are trying to keep it between 40K and 50K. Mr. Smith stated it would be built approximately 100 ft. from the lake. Mr. Smith stated they are doing