July 24, 2014

Ttems #29-34 — has been addressed. Item #35 — applicant agrees that outside agency approvals are required. Item #36 - variance relief is being referred to the Planner. Item #39 — traffic study revised to incorporate the traffic generated from the Essex House and Falcon Associates. NOTE; THERE ARE NO COMMENTS FOR #’§ 20, 21 AND 24. Mr. Bullock asked Mr. Murray if they are asking the County to realign the existing traffic lights; he said that the traffic engineer will answer that question. Mr. Steinhart asked Mr. Murray to explain how the tanker trucks will enter and exit the site via Route 280; he said that the traffic engineer will answer that question. Mr. Quentzel asked Mr. Murray if they will be utilizing the existing asphalt on site; he said yes. Mr. Murray said that the asphalt needs to be blended at a certain ratio and they will mill it on site. Mr. Grygiel asked Mr, Murray if there will be cross access between the sites for vehicle circulation; he said that the traffic engineer will address that. Mr. Grygiel asked if a bicycle rack is being proposed; he said yes. Mr. Grossman asked Mr. Murray if they are proposing any fencing on the property that backs up to Stagg Field; he said no. Mr. Murray said that there is an existing fence and a floodway in that location. Mr. Grossman asked Mr. Murray to describe the existing fence on the property that backs up to Stagg Field; Mr. Grossman said it is deteriorated and is off the proposed Quick Check site. Mr. Grossman asked Mr. Murray if people from Stagg Field can walk onto the proposed Quick Chek site; he replied yes. Mr. Grossman asked Mr. Murray if they would consider putting a fence in that location as an added element of safety; he replied no because a fence cannot be put on a flood plain. Mr. Neuer stated that the flood plain does not extend onto the proposed Quick Chek property and a fence could be put on their property. There were no further questions for Mr. Murray from the Board members or the Professionals and the Public Advocate Chairman Buechler asked if any members of the public had any questions for Mr. Murray. Megan Brill approached the podium and stated that she lives at 1 Oak Crest Road. She asked Mr. Murray if the permeator is below ground; he replied no. He said it is above ground. Ms.