July 24, 2014

be affected by the gas fumes; he said that they will hear expert witness testimony to that question. Ms. Giuliano asked Mr. Murray how Quick Chek can build a gas station on that site so close to a school; Chairman Buechler interjected and stated that they cannot build a gas station on that site unless the Zoning Board grants them a variance. Ms. Giuliano asked Chairman Buechler why this application is being heard if it is against the law to build a gas station on this site; he said this is what the Zoning Board of Adjustment is created to do based standards. Chairman Buechler stated that Quick Check is here asking for a variance to do this. Robert Rashkes approached the podium and stated that he lives at 25 Oak Crest Rd. Mr. Rashkes asked Mr. Murray how the permeator is powered; he said that it receives a power supply from a utility pole on Northfield Avenue. Mr. Rashkes asked Mr. Murray if they have a generator in case the power goes out; he replied no. Mr. Rashkes asked Mr. Murray if cars will be able to cross over the pedestrian crosswalk; he replied yes. . Suzanne Robinson approached the podium and stated that she lives at 34 Dogwood Drive. Ms. Robinson asked Mr. Murray if there are any Quick Chek’s that do not have gas stations; he replied yes. Ms. Robinson asked Mr. Murray if they can build the Quick Chek at this location without the gas station; he replied no. Mr, Murray said that they only develop Quick Chek’s with combined facilities now. Ms. Robinson asked Mr. Murray what kind of gasoline they will be selling; he said a combination of premium, regular, blended and diesel fuel. Ms. Robinson asked Mr. Murray where they get their gasoline from; he said from a refinery. Ms. Robinson asked Mr. Murray why they need six (6) fuel pumps; he said that it is much more efficient with six (6) pumps. Ms. Robinson asked Mr. Murray if their gasoline prices will be cheaper; he said that he does not know that. ‘There were no further questions for Mr. Murray. Ms. Porter called her next witness. 11