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MINUTES OF PLANNING BOARD MEETING HELD AUGUST 5, 2010 Present: Tom Morris, Chairman, Lisa Firstenberg, Vice Chairperson, Don McCormick, Mike Kocan, George Moran, Bonnie Kieffer (Alternate) and Mary Ann Loncto, Secretary Others Present: Lisa Cobb, Attorney Gilbert Mulholland Heather Cristallo Carl Calabrese, Sr. Trustee Alfonso Rene Serino Joseph Indovino Daniel Quezada Mark Day Scott Lerry Giacomo Breglia Barbara Fitzgerald Lou Vitolano Eileen Sassmann Michael Novick Jim Chase Claudia Foley Eric Neiler Dave Stenger Dennis Lynch Jeff Smith Gil Muhlenbruch Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. Motion by Mr. Moran, seconded by Ms. Firstenberg to accept the minutes from the July meeting as amended. These amendments include: Page 6, third line, word should be “legally” not “legal”, Page 6, Fifth Paragraph, word should be “diagonal” and Page 2, Second paragraph, word should be “North” Mesier not “South” Mesier. Minutes were unanimously carried. Mr. Morris made an announcement that neither Valero Service Station (called and cancelled this afternoon) and Raymond and Debra Kennedy subdivision would be on the agenda this evening. 1 MARKET STREET – REFLECTIONS First on the agenda was the proposal from Rene Serino of Reflections, 1 Market Street for a new sign. It was stated that the linear frontage of the building is 21’1” and the allowable signage for The Central Business zone would be 10.6 sq. ft. The applicant has proposed 13 sq. ft. of signs which is 2.5 sq. ft. larger than allowed. The applicant stated that there would be no lighting on the sign. She again stated she is just replacing the sign with the same size sign that is already there. Mr. Morris explained to her that the Ordinances have changed since the existing sign was approved and she would have to conform to the new ordinances. Applicant was also informed that she would have to have color samples of all colors except white and black for the files. Applicant also stated she would shrink the sign to conform to the code. Mr. Morris asked secretary to have the Code Enforcement Officer assure that the sign conforms to code. Mr. Morris also informed applicant that she would have to pay for her sign permit before the sign is installed. Mr. McCormick made a motion to approve the sign contingent upon color samples being on file and sign conforming to the code, motion was seconded by Mr. Moran. Unanimously carried. MR. TAILOR SHOP, 1554 ROUTE 9 Next on the agenda was the proposal for a sign at Mr. Tailor Shop, 1554 Route 9. Mr. Scott Lerry represented the applicant. He stated that the awning would be red and the lettering on it