January 16, 2014

Mr. Rainone asked Mr. Steck if there is a place in the structure that someone could sleep; he replied yes. Mr. Rainone asked Mr. Steck if there is a place in the structure that someone could eat; he replied yes. Mr, Rainone asked Mr. Steck if there is a place that someone could cook in the facility; he replied yes that there is a snack facility. Mr. Rainone asked Mr. Steck if there is sanitation in the building; he replied yes. Mr. Rainone asked Mr. Steck if he was familiar with the Township’s Zoning Ordinance definition of what a “dwelling”; he replied yes. Mr. Steck said that there are no sleeping facilities in the proposed structure. Mr. Grossman approached the podium and stated, for the record, that the proposed structure fits in architecturally and enhances the area, He said that he recommends that the Board approve this application. Chairwoman Gabry asked if any members of the public had any comments. Mr. Rainone approached the podium and called his client, Ms. Day, to testify. Julie Day approached the podium and was sworn under oath. Mr. Rainone asked Ms. Day how long she lived in Llewellyn Park; she replied all of her life. Ms. Day stated that she grew up in the Park and that Mr. Schinman’s property was owned by her family at one time. Mr. Rainone asked Ms. Day when the indoor tennis court was built; she replied in the 1920’s. Mr. Rainone presented a copy of a survey prepared by Casey and Keller dated 8/29/89. Chairwoman Gabry asked to have the survey marked as Exhibit O-1 for identification. Ms, Day referred to the survey and detailed it. Mr. Rainone asked Ms. Day if she can see the Schinman residence from her property; she replied yes. Mr. Rainone asked Ms. Day where the barn is now; she replied that it was demolished, He asked her if she could see the barn from her property; she replied yes. Mr. Rainone asked Ms. Day if she can see the proposed structure being built; she replied yes. Mr. Rainone asked Ms. Day if the new structure will be bigger than the old barn; she replied yes. 10