[0:04] Welcome everyone to the special Thursday night edition. We'll start with the pledge of allegiance.

[0:22] Today we have Deputy Mayor Shimshan Berman here, Trustee Shimman-Levy, Trustee Mark Shiffman

[0:30] and Village Attorney Bruce Minsky myself in last time, absent we have Mayor Ed Sikker

[0:38] Start with open-floor public participation and we'd like to take a few moments.

[0:46] Anybody?

[0:48] Anything to say?

[0:49] Any questions?

[0:51] Oh.

[0:51] No.

[0:52] Okay.

[0:52] We need my attorney.

[0:59] Here on the agenda.

[1:00] Here on the agenda.

[1:03] Oh, okay.

[1:04] That's fine.

[1:05] Anybody else?

[1:05] Moving on.

[1:07] Okay.

[1:08] We talked about the approval of minutes.

[1:10] We're going to hold up.

[1:11] in the next month, the curriculum?

[1:12] Yeah.

[1:13] Okay.

[1:14] We will order the vouchers.

[1:15] If any chance, we'll look at them.

[1:17] Mark?

[1:17] Yeah.

[1:18] Say it.

[1:20] And we want to make a motion on a food video.

[1:23] Oh.

[1:24] So that's the shipment, the chance of motion, so that's the Libby seconds

[1:27] of motion.

[1:28] All in favor?

[1:29] All right.

[1:30] We will order vouchers.

[1:32] It's done.

[1:33] Okay.

[1:34] We have a special permit extension of Union Road Town Homes, resolution.

[1:42] This was a permit that expired.

[1:45] They had some issues going throughout the course of the last year.

[1:48] They sent a couple of letters and over the last 30 days,

[1:52] asking for an extension.

[1:56] Attorney Minsky, anything to say on the extension itself?

[2:00] It didn't actually expire yet.

[2:01] It will expire shortly.

[2:05] The attorney pulled down the right two letters.

[2:07] nervous, nervous, giving forth the excillations wide.

[2:12] When they got the special permit from the board, they had to do an

[2:14] additional process going back to the planning board and then

[2:17] changing a couple things on the plan.

[2:21] Truth was, it probably wasn't conceivable that they

[2:23] wouldn't be able to do a substantial construction within the year

[2:27] knowing they had to go back to the planning board and they get everything done.

[2:30] So they've actually come in before the extension did expire.

[2:33] There's nothing that prevents the board from granting the extension and Mr. Bound did lay out the narrative of what's at place and what he thinks the basis of asking the board for the extension is, and it does appear to be accurate.

[2:55] And I believe as we discussed as a board in this particular case, there was a good faith effort to actually get

[3:01] Movement done during the year that they had to permit

[3:04] Unlike some other previous cases that have come before that they didn't really have the necessary tools or want to do it

[3:10] so good faith was shown and

[3:13] Electemic motion to grant the extension

[3:28] This is on, actually, John Atsel, Atsel, Nashir, and Ziegler, which is various engineers for the project.

[3:34] This is the large parcel that was part of the subdivision for the New York Country Club.

[3:41] That's the end.

[3:41] On Union Roe.

[3:42] It's a system.

[3:43] It's a system.

[3:44] Well, not a system.

[3:46] Active adult.

[3:47] Active adult.

[3:48] What is it?

[3:49] What is it?

[3:49] On board members, this is a fairly large project.

[3:52] We're working with the village engineer,

[3:55] Rockham County Health Department,

[3:57] round of closing BW.

[3:59] There are a lot of number of issues.

[4:01] It's a complicated project,

[4:02] and we respect political requesting in one year extension.

[4:05] And this is from Mike and Street.

[4:06] Of course, I'm Mike and this is from Mike and Street.

[4:08] I'm Mike and this is Mike and this is from Mike and Street.

[4:10] Yes, and this is part of that subdivision that was done

[4:12] in 2009.

[4:15] Anything else?

[4:15] I have nothing else to add.

[4:17] Anybody have any comments from the...

[4:22] Make a motion?

[4:23] Motion make a motion.

[4:24] Just to close the closes and public here.

[4:25] And you're starting to open it.

[4:26] Yeah.

[4:26] Then you can...

[4:27] Close.

[4:28] Open, closed.

[4:29] Motion.

[4:31] Second.

[4:32] Second.

[4:33] All in favor?

[4:34] All right.

[4:38] Public here, the...

[4:39] Section.

[4:40] No good, too.

[4:41] A lot of them.

[4:42] A lot of them can get it over to the...

[4:43] You don't need to go to public here.

[4:45] Yeah?

[4:45] You can either building it or you get it?

[4:48] I don't know, that was the work that was going to go on the map.

[4:52] It's going to be until August 17th.

[4:55] That's technically going to be the one year.

[4:57] Oh, next year.

[4:58] Because it was granted on the 18th.

[5:00] So it'll be until August 17th, 20th, 27th.

[5:03] That's fine.

[5:04] We appreciate it.

[5:05] Thank you very much.

[5:07] Next resolution, 192.194 Brick Church.

[5:09] At the previous meeting, we had declared intent to be a lead agency.

[5:16] I believe there was a notice about an open hearing, maybe about anything that they'd like to discuss.

[5:23] You see, you're a damn hearing, he's on the way, he's just going to the website.

[5:30] No, the site name, and I just go to the site.

[5:33] It's down here at half. 17 more parts came down to the market.

[5:36] I think the occasion was, I think it was a multiple time to see.

[5:39] Agreed.

[5:40] Agreed.

[5:40] So in the journey, try to the website, so the site is very small.

[5:44] I agree, 6.37, 7.30, our apologies on that.

[5:50] I'm not sure what to say on that one.

[5:56] You can start more presenting because it's

[5:58] a very limited thing for tonight.

[6:00] I did have a conversation with Dan at the Blent.

[6:05] So public is here.

[6:06] Maybe if you just want to start giving quick narrative on me

[6:10] to the public, rather than just wait for Dan

[6:12] for another 10 minutes.

[6:19] We can go out of order and come back and come to some other things.

[6:23] Metro Resolution approved the retention of the aga's independent contractor to provide

[6:27] code enforcement services and hourly base at the rate of $25 for up to 10 hours per week.

[6:33] Again, as some of you may have been involved in and kind of seeing throughout the village,

[6:41] co-importment has something that we have to continue to really be on top of. And I

[6:47] think Yaku will be a real asset to the village. Anybody has any questions from them?

[6:54] Oh well, I can open to the public. Yeah, it's not like an application.

[6:59] You can ask about it if there are any questions around that resolution.

[7:02] We can just probably read in here as a solution to this on the record.

[7:07] Okay.

[7:08] Can we read that in?

[7:09] We're just the details of this.

[7:14] You have to kind of take a bit of an American plan if you want to record this process.

[7:19] Be it a job to demand the board here by appoints or change the act of the act as independent contract done.

[7:23] They can local local law code enforcement, behalf of the budget,

[7:27] have been available to my boss for hour, up to 10 hours, three for a period of two years,

[7:29] from August 1st, 2026 to July 31st, 2027.

[7:34] question about that?

[7:35] Please.

[7:37] Is there a cost impact fairs?

[7:39] Is it cost-assetation, extra money?

[7:42] Everything cheaper than having the cost going near and near.

[7:46] Correct.

[7:47] So he would basically be our independent contractor

[7:50] versus don't have to a company as Attorney Muske just mentioned.

[7:54] So that would definitely be more economical.

[7:57] That would definitely be more economical.

[7:58] I'm sorry?

[7:59] The park is a good place.

[8:00] No.

[8:00] I don't think I'm wrong, because engineering does, is that they do the building inspections,

[8:05] but they're really only available at a certain time during the week.

[8:11] And a lot of these places of the multis need inspections done at night or off hours.

[8:17] Or early morning.

[8:18] And they really don't do so.

[8:20] We're talking.

[8:21] That we got would go out 12 o'clock at night to check the place.

[8:27] For what?

[8:28] No, in addition to.

[8:30] We're looking for real quality of life issues.

[8:34] I'm not looking for someone who's parked their own way, or the grass isn't in child, and

[8:37] it should be.

[8:38] We're talking about SROs, we're talking about legal, legal, legal activity that's happening

[8:44] in your backyard.

[8:46] Yeah.

[8:48] Safety issues, protecting our fire department, you know, our firefighters, extremely, extremely

[8:55] important.

[9:01] That's a side point which we've gone to icing the past and they certainly can talk about that at length and he has it in the past, but it really depends on how you attack, you know, how you attack the end of the candle. Are you going to have to tens? Are you going to have to landlords? Are you going to have to both?

[9:16] But yes, there are legal aliens or legal however you want to categorize that term, living in the past that today and there's a number of them, quite a number of them I would say.

[9:24] We're not going up to them, it's mostly what the usage did, and it does vary between who is using it as a multi or not, including boarding passes as well.

[9:39] But that's what there, the job is to go out at the right time to do the actual inspection or drive by and just for parking tickets.

[9:46] I don't even recall the last time he built the inspector, here's your report to take it.

[9:55] I don't really know if you recall.

[9:58] What's she to you, Levin?

[10:02] Okay, so you're a little bit off the beaten path in terms of what we're talking about.

[10:06] But if you're living up in Hempstead Heights, if you're living on Hempstead Road,

[10:10] even New Hempstead Road, you would be a little more accustomed to the situations that are happening.

[10:14] But thank our pleasant is still pleasant and I wish I wish it continues to be that way for you.

[10:20] I just want to acknowledge the current citizens report.

[10:25] It's a great, it's actually a great question.

[10:27] Do you think that in a term, just a legal house?

[10:31] What I would say is that we have a web address concerns at NewHumza.org that is completely underutilized.

[10:39] Because people have, when people do use it, I've had neighbors who are sent in about a

[10:43] pothole, it gets up to the chain, it gets up to the appropriate people, and it gets done.

[10:48] Now again, filling a pothole is a little bit different than, you know, having an eviction

[10:51] for an illegal tenant, but whatever you see, and again, if it's something you can work out

[10:56] with your neighbor, something, of course, you know, please do so, if there's something

[10:59] you can't, then just alert us, and we'll try it, and then from us, it goes up to the chain,

[11:03] it goes up to a state senator, it goes up to the senator, whatever it takes to take care

[11:07] of things, but we can only do things that we know about.

[11:11] And by setting the concerns in this matter, we just need to kind of

[11:16] descend it all together.

[11:17] It's more of a very important thing.

[11:20] OK.

[11:22] I was in the bill's field about like eight years.

[11:28] Definitely legal.

[11:29] I mean, there are plenty of completely legal day

[11:31] care that have been inspected by the village, by the town, and we support them 100%.

[11:38] If they're not legal, then there will be certain problems.

[11:43] I'm sorry?

[11:43] Yeah, shut down.

[11:44] Yeah, I mean, you know, again, it's a safety of the children.

[11:49] Smarty pants daycare is illegal daycare, there are many legal ones, and we actually were just

[11:57] talking about a part of this.

[11:58] Meaning that somebody was targeted, there's people taking pictures of them, they're completely

[12:01] legal daycare the mistake and we apologize and we make sure to do a better job of that

[12:06] in terms of you know not harassing anybody that doesn't serve to be.

[12:10] Take care of our allowed under the code a special permit but one of the criteria is it has

[12:18] to be licensed by the state.

[12:21] So there was one or two issues where people were licensed by the state but they did not have

[12:26] special permits from the village. Would you ask that they care to perform a

[12:30] traffic study and they're reading a daycare or a daycare? There are a limit on

[12:37] the number of people for the daycare. So if they're coming in and they need a

[12:44] site plan because of the size of the site, you probably would have to have that

[12:49] as well. But daycare is not a standalone building in the

[12:55] The tech and the village is within a house, so it's totally different, and it's different

[13:01] on the size, different the amount of people, and the usage.

[13:05] Last summer there was a full...

[13:06] What did you do in the evening?

[13:07] Tropically.

[13:08] Yeah.

[13:08] I mean last summer there was a full-size yellow-school bus stopping on New Hempstead Road in front

[13:14] of a house that had a backyard camp.

[13:15] It's only one lane each way that causes a severe danger every single morning at 9 a.m.

[13:24] and

[13:24] people going around into oncoming traffic. That camp is not here this year. We couldn't,

[13:29] we couldn't address it in time during the summer. When we kind of got alerted, you have

[13:33] to be smart about it. It was just, it was just, it was extremely ridiculous to see what

[13:38] was happening there.

[13:39] It was a day camp with like 30 kids and 30 cars going up for that.

[13:42] Whatever it is, as long as, as long as the apparent, as long as it's done right, and you know,

[13:47] this was, this was obviously just a very, very over-the-top situation.

[13:53] Is there a fire hazard for no school buses to come onto a dead end?

[13:58] Come onto a dead end meaning what?

[13:59] Like school buses coming all the way onto a dead end, they cannot back up, they cannot

[14:05] back up school buses, they would have to, they would have to, if there is enough time for

[14:10] a turnaround, otherwise they would have to stop, if they turn around, if not they would have

[14:13] to stop before the dead end.

[14:14] That's correct.

[14:16] So much?

[14:16] If there is a turnaround.

[14:18] If there is enough for a school bus to turn around in the dead end, they are allowed to

[14:21] go into the dead end.

[14:22] The ladder will be turned around, but not back.

[14:24] No back.

[14:25] Which is happening on my block all the time.

[14:28] And I hold, and we adjust it every day,

[14:32] or during the school year.

[14:36] No mayor's report this week, this month,

[14:39] deputy mayor's report, trustees report,

[14:42] trustees shipment, maybe, okay?

[14:44] We need an emotion for you.

[14:46] Oh, so I told we did it, yeah?

[14:49] Emotion.

[14:49] No, you should have come Saturday and then I'll just get a piece of it.

[14:53] He's troubled. He's troubled.

[14:55] So he's shifting his head motion for Yaku Diego to pointy.

[14:58] Do I have your second?

[14:59] Second.

[15:00] You're welcome. I'm favor. Thank you there.

[15:04] Are we ready to go back to 192-184 good church?

[15:16] I'm just listening a little over with the people, the project, people in the wilderness.

[15:22] Yeah, okay.

[15:24] Yeah.

[15:25] Okay.

[15:27] Good evening, Mr. Barbara, members of the Board.

[15:30] As you may recall, my name is Dan Richmond.

[15:32] I'm with the law firm, Zaryn Steinman.

[15:33] And with me this evening, Mr. Dodons is a practical engineering.

[15:38] Also, on behalf of the applicant,

[15:40] for both House of Worship at 194-196 Rick Church Road.

[15:45] As you know, we have to propose to develop a House of Worship

[15:49] to serve the press on community of New Amsterdam State

[15:51] to replace the tent that currently serves the community.

[15:55] It's designed for maximum capacity of 300 people.

[15:57] We'll have our residents for the congregation

[16:00] drive by on the 2nd floor.

[16:02] We'll live on site and a social wall for exclusive use

[16:05] of the congregation and related uses to the show.

[16:09] Based on the African's experience with the tent, to have some words was not anticipate

[16:12] that in a significant traffic or other impact, the congregations for the most part lived

[16:17] in the neighborhood around the site, and people of congregants who attend the services

[16:21] on the Sabbath walk, and between the 50 and 20 congregants that attend the services during

[16:28] the week, which were held on the weekend mornings, in the evenings, drive, and there's

[16:33] adequate parking for them at those times.

[16:35] these levels of service and operation hours of operation are protected to be

[16:40] replicated with the house of worship. Again I will hand over to Bill who can walk

[16:46] through the site plan and we are happy to answer the questions you may have.

[16:56] All right well the site is for every question but it's the combined two lots.

[17:13] I've lined up a middle that we intend to try this claim but I understand now that

[17:18] that would have to go through subdivision regulation.

[17:22] Also, we are intending to have the main entrance off

[17:27] of Woodland Lane, Woodwind Lane Road.

[17:31] And the drive would be coming in and then going across

[17:37] the property, across the closed building,

[17:40] put it into a parking area.

[17:41] also we have enough of a 24 wide road that if you had fire condition the fire truck

[17:53] could reach to the end of the building and reach 150 feet around all sides of

[17:57] the building and they don't have a turn around and they turn around and they get

[18:01] back out at 150 feet they're allowed to do 150 feet and then they can back out

[18:07] 150 feet. That's by code. If we needed to put a tire around the way at the end, it would

[18:14] lose a lot of parking and not a recreation area in order to do that. They also had the

[18:19] ability to come in here and access the building. So there's two locations that they could park

[18:25] in with a fire truck and reach the building. As far as the proposed parking, the currently

[18:32] proposing 19 spaces in this slot and 25 spaces in this slot and possible future

[18:42] area that we show that would give another 48 parking spaces plus a emergency

[18:50] access 20-foot wide emergency access drive. Does it pay parking lots? This

[18:56] currently we're suggesting that it be pervius favors but that could be

[19:02] We adjusted the downshifts immediately.

[19:06] And if not, why wouldn't you want to see that?

[19:07] They should propose a flow of parking for future.

[19:11] What's their name?

[19:11] Glenn.

[19:13] What's that area now?

[19:15] What's that area now?

[19:17] That is the area where there's parking for the tent.

[19:22] And that parking is just a gravel area.

[19:26] Will you be able to put down initially?

[19:31] What do you mean by, initially?

[19:33] Not down the road.

[19:35] If this road is approved to go through

[19:39] from a pleasant, great road to call the sack,

[19:45] then this would be pervious favors

[19:48] according to what we have on the plan here.

[19:50] It remains to be seen because we still have to do

[19:53] testing, depot testing, soil testing,

[19:56] and percolation testing.

[19:58] We have to do it on the whole site, so that we can determine for sure whether the detention system we have proposed, which would be a great plan on the next sheet.

[20:15] Sure.

[20:17] The road that's...

[20:18] I'm sorry, if it was named in the address, please.

[20:20] On the inkboard, 21 Woodrow Lake.

[20:22] Thank you.

[20:23] The road that's...

[20:24] We turn the page.

[20:25] The road that's on the plan.

[20:26] Is that a purpose or purpose?

[20:29] This road is...

[20:33] from the property line.

[20:35] However, we have graded along the whole thing,

[20:38] which will go into.

[20:39] How far is that work from the property line?

[20:41] Right now, which is about 5 to 6 feet.

[20:46] From the first.

[20:47] Yes.

[20:48] Is there supposed to be a bigger buffer?

[20:52] I don't think so.

[20:54] You don't need a setback.

[20:55] You don't need a setback.

[20:58] You could put a purchase route.

[20:59] Not for any room.

[21:01] There's no setback requirement.

[21:03] No setback requirement from the property line to the road.

[21:06] Correct.

[21:06] It's driving.

[21:09] It's driving.

[21:10] It's driving.

[21:11] It's driving.

[21:13] It's driving.

[21:13] It's not a road.

[21:14] It's a driveway.

[21:14] This is all a driveway actually.

[21:21] So on this plan, the drainage is shown and the underground

[21:25] is actually shown in this area here.

[21:27] We also show it up in here, the handle of the parking area

[21:31] and I believe the some of the group leaders going to that also will be who's also going to this.

[21:41] A site those have wetlands and I know that's a controversial thing.

[21:46] They're flagged here and it's shown going into the back of the building here which I think Stanley will have some say on the after this.

[21:56] We're saying that the proposed wetland fill area would be

[22:00] far less than 2,734 square feet.

[22:04] And just to note that the only,

[22:07] well, other than for obviously we have to go through plenty more,

[22:10] with respect to the wetland, the only other thing to see

[22:13] is the Army Corps of Engineers, which seems that amount of impacts

[22:17] would be subject to what they call an ancient line means.

[22:21] Presumptively, as a significant impact.

[22:23] And you could do up to a tenth of an acre.

[22:26] And we're at the last work point in 06.

[22:29] There's plenty of work done on this.

[22:31] Where?

[22:32] There's plenty of work done on this.

[22:34] Over here.

[22:35] That's the coldest center right there.

[22:37] Here's the Phillips and the property right here.

[22:39] Which one?

[22:40] Where's my second?

[22:41] Where is...

[22:42] I can't see.

[22:42] Here's the weirdest.

[22:44] The earth is...

[22:46] Grandview.

[22:48] Grandview?

[22:49] Yeah.

[22:50] Now in that way?

[23:02] All right, I'm like unlike unlike other properties we have a parking lot plus street parking

[23:08] There really is no street parking in this property correct unique that it mean it only be solely utilized

[23:13] via parking lot for people who use vehicles correct

[23:17] There is no street parking because you have your own brick church itself

[23:21] No, they're not British, I'm not British, I'm not British, I'm say on, you have to do a lot of

[23:27] classic British things.

[23:27] We win, lane is dead end, that ends right at the property.

[23:33] Where would the overflow parking be once the parking lots are below?

[23:39] On the side, somewhere, I mean, at the point where we can find someone on that, there is

[23:46] part allowed on the road, but I don't see any signs of it, they were saying, no parking.

[23:51] Right, yeah.

[23:55] Okay.

[23:56] And it happened when we made on parties, and people parking both sides of the road, and it was

[24:01] prone.

[24:02] Pretty tight.

[24:03] It's very tight.

[24:04] Does that happen now?

[24:05] I don't think so.

[24:06] People make parties, yeah.

[24:09] Because this, I mean, what they're parking in here, of the understanding that the parking

[24:16] that they have right now is currently used and there's no issues with it.

[24:20] Right, I'm just questioning why the building has made so large.

[24:23] If the car had this smoke and they're saying it's only open to the car rigging,

[24:28] I'm wondering why the making it so large.

[24:30] I think that's the idea.

[24:31] It's looking at it.

[24:32] This is meant to be a much more permanent facility.

[24:36] If it had the idea, look there.

[24:37] Hope that the congregation's going to grow over time.

[24:40] But that's why we're showing this possibility of more parking on the site.

[24:45] But I also read an issue to become a member of my nation's simple.

[24:49] So if I wanted to have a large party there, I'll just be part of the member.

[24:54] Right?

[24:55] I don't understand.

[24:56] I can't read today.

[24:57] The intent is not to create a catering hall or anything.

[25:01] That's your concern.

[25:02] I mean, that's a lot of the information.

[25:03] I'm here at a lot of people.

[25:07] A lot of people's concerns is that traffic noise, lighting.

[25:12] If it's such a large building and it's a beautiful social village,

[25:15] It sounds like it's going to be beautiful.

[25:17] Well, again, it is primarily how support should be.

[25:21] And there will be, you know, for all kinds of other stuff,

[25:23] for the congregants.

[25:25] But again, this is not going to be a week.

[25:27] What's that?

[25:28] I'm talking about it in a week, and I'm part of it.

[25:30] Yeah, I don't think this is meant to be,

[25:32] it's not meant to be a commercial care facility.

[25:35] So it meant to be going to be a guestroom?

[25:39] I think it could be different rules for that.

[25:41] But that's not going to be a secret.

[25:43] 300 people and 11 times where he was.

[25:48] Once it's how some portion for up to three people,

[25:52] that's what was designed for building code.

[25:54] Again, right now, when our radio is

[25:56] half of the gate, $60 million people are sold

[25:59] to the bottom of the fort, that's because.

[26:04] Yeah.

[26:05] You have received any type of negative

[26:07] up on the county on the wetlands yet?

[26:10] We got a million or a million.

[26:12] We got a, this was referred to the County Planning Department for the General Municipal Law.

[26:18] We are, you know, obviously still, we just got that in a day or two ago reviewing it.

[26:23] I mean, they made a couple of constants out in the wetlands that were in correct one of them.

[26:28] They suggested that subject to environmental conservation, their state regulations,

[26:34] but those regulations were vacated recently, so there's no DC jurisdiction now.

[26:39] Yeah, we will, we have a wetlands consultant on board at the washable analysis that will address

[26:45] an impact.

[26:46] But again, this is a nationwide permit, which is, you know, pursuant to the federal regulations

[26:52] in this position.

[26:53] There's obviously not a solution to an impact.

[26:56] The GML did come back and has a disapproval, there's a couple things noted, one of them was

[27:03] doing this environmental study, which is in the process of being done, and the follow-up

[27:11] was handed up to the planner in the engineer, if I can comment.

[27:16] There is wetland issues. Someone mentioned about parking studies. The county did mention parking

[27:26] So, really today, and I've spoken this with Dan before, last week was our last meeting,

[27:34] was the notice of intent. This week, if there's no bar to doing it, which probably

[27:42] shouldn't be, I don't think anybody objected, you would just decide to be notice of

[27:48] agency. Hopefully we'll go through the process of doing the environmental. I think the engineer

[27:57] wanted a plan. They wanted a new EAF on the new form. This is what he's doing now. They're

[28:05] really in front because it's a special permit. Every special permit under the code is also

[28:11] for site plan approval. So it's a dual thing. They would probably have to

[28:16] someone go to planning board for the wetlands permit but they wouldn't be doing

[28:23] anything until you get past that or get issued and then get. So between now, well

[28:32] they started working on it and hopefully the next meeting felt at least

[28:36] identify issues, right?

[28:40] And then the response of that and depending on how they get it out,

[28:47] we'll put them on track. But today really is presenting, which is good if you can hear,

[28:55] but we'll end up happening today, anything, which is the intent to be of the agency, which is

[29:02] is the procedural pre-requisite to go forward.

[29:06] You got a neck-deck issue.

[29:09] Any other questions from the bill, Dan?

[29:13] Dan, you got Bill Brady's letter, yes?

[29:18] We got that one he addressed to the planning department,

[29:20] to the planning board.

[29:22] For the comments, right?

[29:23] Is there a separate letter there?

[29:24] We'll show you another one coming up

[29:26] because you only did it for that.

[29:27] The GML referenced this letter of his.

[29:31] And you did get a copy of the account and you just part of the slamming, okay.

[29:35] So so far you have everything.

[29:36] The next thing we have to give you, we have to see a day in response, having Glenn responded,

[29:40] which is his initial responses.

[29:43] And then from there we can go forward and map out what needs to be done for review.

[29:49] Maybe I'll stand alone, do you have time to say?

[29:51] You're good?

[29:52] Yeah, I'm going to go.

[29:56] Yeah, I'm going to go with you.

[29:57] Okay.

[29:59] See you, bro.

[30:00] She says the parking areas are at the edge of the property line without any screening or landscaping, and the bill's stipend regulations require appropriate screening areas of at least 25 feet. What is, what is the mis-mune as the referencing? What is she referencing with that statement? Is that her own, is that her own?

[30:20] The road is a budding property on the left-hand side because the road in there's no swinging

[30:28] 25 feet.

[30:31] We'll take off.

[30:32] I mean, again, if you can find a side of the vision, see if you can find it.

[30:36] Exactly.

[30:36] We just wanted to comment.

[30:37] I even wrote right on here that we have the headlin sheet blend.

[30:41] Okay.

[30:41] And also, well, lady.

[30:43] Yeah.

[30:44] And again, that's, you know, we have to go before the planning.

[30:55] And we discussed that away. There was no buff on the road, right? With Thomas the driveway, right?

[31:01] No, there will be. We have to have a buffer with a parking, but that could be a planning board issue too.

[31:07] I don't know what you're referring to. I don't think the village has got that letter. We usually do.

[31:12] Yeah, I pulled it off the old and run, so I'm saying.

[31:15] State is on 10th, 16th, 20th, 25th.

[31:17] I printed this from the New Huntson.

[31:19] Have you said that on?

[31:20] From this application, it was a related term?

[31:23] It registered back in.

[31:25] It's there.

[31:26] I know.

[31:27] I just, I printed it.

[31:28] I haven't seen it.

[31:29] Do you get a, I don't see it, see if I can find it.

[31:32] I can't do that on this.

[31:34] Maybe just, before you leave it, get to a lot of it,

[31:37] so we can just put it in.

[31:42] Everybody knows you have to respond to different things, but it's on your website.

[31:49] We should have access to upload stuff to our website, yeah.

[31:59] Anything else you want to do?

[32:02] Let's second.

[32:05] Motion to close, public hearing?

[32:08] Motion to close?

[32:10] No, no, no, no.

[32:11] No, no, no.

[32:12] I'm not that close.

[32:13] I'll keep it open.

[32:16] We'll keep it open.

[32:17] Then, Dan and I have to talk about how we're going to go forward

[32:22] with this collective road issue.

[32:26] Either variance or going and changing the law.

[32:29] We've done it before. I mentioned to Dan that you normally have to go through a local

[32:33] wall change, but Dan did have a position and out of courtesy to Dan, but we'll go back

[32:40] and look at it again. Appreciate it. And then the other thing again today, if the board doesn't

[32:48] have an objection, just to get this thing moving for the applicants, the next step would be

[32:55] today, just voting to become Lead Agency. We did the intent. I don't believe anybody

[33:03] objected. A lot of it did go up to everybody as soon like it always does. So make a motion

[33:10] to do that. Because you're the agency that's authorized to do the special permit, and you

[33:17] You're pursuing to a secret that you did an initial review, and this is classified as an

[33:24] unlisted action.

[33:26] It's also subject to GMLs as a result.

[33:28] You have to do an environmental review, pursuing the secret.

[33:32] Last month, June 23rd, you declared the intent to be lead agency, 30 days of pass, and nobody

[33:37] injected.

[33:39] So, you're a vote today, or at least a resolution today, for the vote would be plenty more

[33:44] planning board serving as lead agency pursuant to Secret Quart 617 and by doing that you

[33:52] not get any proof of anything, it's just that portion and then again the next step would

[33:57] be reviewing the environmental conditions and coming up with the AF form identifying

[34:04] some issues and that gets it on the path to determining about the environmental impact.

[34:09] It's not, I guess, really the only thing is to clear your self-lead agency.

[34:16] You make a motion for that?

[34:18] Motion.

[34:19] Second.

[34:20] All in favor?

[34:21] All right.

[34:23] Thank you very much.

[34:23] And then we'll talk.

[34:25] We will.

[34:26] If the line has set down, it gives initial response.

[34:31] You can just get it today and come out for a while, but I'll be getting ready.

[34:36] Yeah, I have a good opportunity to get rid of it.

[34:40] I don't know if it's going to work because we've got to get back to it.

[34:40] Oh, I see.

[34:41] You like the last son.

[34:42] You go back.

[34:44] Going on a blind track.

[34:45] Oh, well.

[34:46] It'll still be working.

[34:47] It's always like that.

[34:48] All right.

[34:50] It's a little vacation.

[34:51] Great.

[34:52] Great.

[34:53] Great.

[34:56] Great.

[34:57] Just use it out, just use it for you.

[34:59] You know, I have to go up direction because I'll eventually get back there.

[35:04] I don't have to.

[35:05] Okay.

[35:05] I'll make your statement.

[35:07] I'll take a call.

[35:08] I'll tell you what I know where to go.

[35:10] I'll just go ahead and sprint out.

[35:11] Did you check the call?

[35:12] Make a motion to adjourn.

[35:15] Thank you.

[35:16] Thank you.

[35:17] Thank you everybody.

[35:18] Appreciate your time.

[35:20] Thank you.

[35:21] Thank you.

[35:26] Thank you.

[35:27] All right, ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much.

[35:30] All right, ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much.

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