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MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 2, 2017 PLANNING BOARD MEETING Present: Tom Morris, Chairman, Bonnie Kieffer, Vice Chair, Don McCormick, Mike Kocan, Bob Relyea, George Moran (Alternate) and Mary Ann Loncto, Secretary Others Present: Trustee Komornik Trustee Chase Cathy Mazochi Al Weitlich Bryan Murphy Colleen Brosco Bill Povall Frank Buyakowski Yewen Chen Al Cappelli Marty Novick Debbie Novick Trustee Huber Robert Henshaw Brian Stokosa Robert Montaquiza Meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. Ms. Kieffer made a motion to approve the minutes from the January 5, 2017 meeting, seconded by Mr. Kocan. On roll call vote – Ms. Kieffer – Aye, Mr. Kocan – Aye, Mr. Morris – Aye, Mr. McCormick and Mr. Relyea – both abstained as they were not in attendance. CHOPSTOCKS SUSHI AND BBQ, 1659 ROUTE 9 First on the agenda was a sign proposal from Chopsticks Sushi and BBQ requesting a slat on the road sign at 1659 Route 9. No one was present to give their proposal. Mr. Murphy confirmed that the sign conforms to the Zoning Code. Mr. Kocan made a motion to approve the sign as proposed contingent upon a color sample that matches the color on the print, seconded by Mr. McCormick. Unanimously carried. NONNA’S PIZZA, 1582 ROUTE 9 Next on the agenda was the proposal from Nonna’s Pizza for a restaurant/pizzeria to be located at the newly renovated north end of the Dutchess Shopping Plaza, 1582 Route 9. Mr. William Povall, Engineer, Mr. Frank Buyakowski, owner of the property and Mr. Yewen Chen owner of the business were present. It was stated that the former Dominoes was rebuilt and Nonna’s Pizzeria would occupy the space. Mr. Murphy stated he had no objections to the drawings and he would be working with the applicants on the grease trap. Mr. Morris informed applicants they would have to establish a $500.00 escrow for review of the grease trap by the Village Engineer. Applicant stated signs are not part of this submission. Mr. Povall also stated he is proposing a window (same as what is on the front with the same trim) on the north corner of the building. Mr. McCormick made a motion to approve the use as a pizza parlor and the addition of the window on the north corner of the building contingent upon successful review by the Village Engineer of the grease trap. Motion was seconded by Ms. Kieffer. Unanimously carried. MARTY’S AUTOMOTIVE, 11 DELAVERGNE AVENUE Next on the agenda was the proposal from Marty’s Automotive for a auto repair shop with towing and a new sign to be located at 11 Delavergne Avenue. Marty Novick, owner of the business was present. It was stated that there is a consent form on file from the property owner. Mr. Murphy confirmed that it is in compliance with all Village Codes and it is a continuation of