Minutes · Feb 20, 2014
February 20, 2014
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Show all pagesChairwoman Gabry asked if any members of the public had any questions for Mr. Jones. David Owen, Esq. approached the podium and asked Mr. Jones if the changes being proposed would significantly change the front of the house; he replied no. Mr. Owen asked Mr. Jones to detail the signage being proposed; he said that the lettering will be in gold and silver and include the business name, address and telephone number. Mr. Owen asked Mr. Jones if they are proposing four new lights to illuminate the parking lot; he replied yes. Mr. Owen questioned Mr. Jones about the three parking spaces they are proposing and asked if there could possibly be a total of sixteen employees and customers at the salon at one given time; Mr. Russonicllo interjected and said that the Township Ordinance does not require parking for hypothetical figures. Mr. Owen asked Mr. Jones if there is access to the basement from the lounge area; he replied yes. He said that they need access to the basement. Chairwoman Gabry asked Mr. Jones what the basement will be utilized for; he replied that the utility meters will be located in the basement, the furnace and storage space. Mr. Neuer stated that he did not see a place for storing the supplics on the plans; Mr. Jones said that the supplies are normally stored at the work stations. Mr. Neuer asked Mr. Russoniello if the applicant would accept the condition that no supplies would be stored in the basement, if the application is approved; he replied yes. Gerard Eben approached the podium, Mr, Eben questioned the title block on the architectural plans and asked Mr. Jones where the Architectural firm is located and who signed the plans. Mr. Jones noted the location of the architectural firm and said that the owner signed the plans. He said that the owner assigns different architects to different projects. Mr. Eben asked Mr. Jones to explain how, according to his testimony, replacing the double hung windows in the front of the building to a store front window is not a substantial change to the architecture of the building. Mr. Jones said that the installation of the new window changes less than 1/3 of the fagade of the building. Mr. Eben asked Mr. Jones what siding materials are being proposed to use on the exterior; he said they have not decided yet but they will probably use viny! siding. Mr. Neuer said that the Board is concerned about the
Jones what siding materials are being proposed to use on the exterior; he said they have not decided yet but they will probably use viny! siding. Mr. Neuer said that the Board is concerned about the aesthetics of the building and that before any vote is taken they must determine the color and type of siding that they are proposing to use. Richard Koehler approached the podium and asked Mr. Jones if the entrance to the basement is from the vestibule; he replied yes, 12
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