March 21, 2013

Chairman Neuer stated that there is nothing in the Township ordinance that prohibits 24 hour operations but, because the applicant is seeking a “D” variance, this Board has the ability to impose conditions. Chairman Neuer said that the variances requested that are listed in table one of Mr. Steck’s report is amended. He said that Exhibit A-37 will be changed from a dual drive thru lane to a single drive thru lane. Chairman Neuer said that even though there is no mention of consultations between customers and a pharmacist on page 6 of Mr. Steck’s report, regarding the drive thru lane, the Board can limit the drive thru for drop off and pick up of prescriptions only. Chairman Neuer asked if there were any further questions from Members of the Board and its professionals for Mr. Steck; there were none. Chairman. Neuer asked if there were any members of the public that had any questions for Mr. Steck; there were none, Mr. Williams stated that he has no further witnesses. Chairman Neuer stated that Exhibit A-2 has been replaced with Exhibit A-2a and noted that Exhibit A-37 was amended. All exhibits presented on behalf of the applicant were entered into evidence. Chairman Neuer asked if any member of the public had any comments or wanted to provide testimony. Marlon Lewis of 10 Woodhull Avenue approached the podium and was sworn under oath. Mr. Lewis said that his concern is the driveway exit on Woodhull Avenue. He said that testimony was provided that the Woodhull Avenue driveway would be mostly for exiting and he thinks that this driveway will become problematic. Mr. Lewis said that he believes that it will make it difficult for the people who live on that street to get into the roadway system. Chairman Neuer asked Mr. Lewis if there is another way out of Woodhull Avenue; Mr. Lewis replied yes, The Chairman asked if there were any other members of the public that had any comments; seeing none. The Chairman closed the public portion of the meeting. Mr. Williams thanked the Board members and all witnesses who had testified. He also thanked Mr. Keller for all of the time that he spent mecting with the applicant’s Engineers. Mr. Williams said that he shares the concern that Pals Cabin will close but said that times change and that this will be an enhancement to the Township and a convenience to the community. He