July 24, 2014

Brill said that she wanted a better idea what the permeator was going to look like on the site. Mr. Murray referred to Exhibit A-15 and described it. Ms. Brill asked Mr. Murray where the gas trucks will enter the site; he referred to Exhibit A-15 and detailed where the trucks would enter. Ms. Brill asked Mr. Murray if the vapor machine and the permeator are the same; he said they are both part of one unit. Ms. Brill asked Mr. Murray if the permeator will catch the exhaust from the vehicles; he replied no. Ms. Brill asked Mr. Murray to point out on the plans where the crosswalks will be; he referred to Exhibit A-15 and detailed the crosswalk locations. Ms. Brill said that in comparison to the building on the plans, the monument sign looks taller than 15° and asked Mr. Murray if the sign will be taller than 15’. Mr. Murray stated that the building is further away than it appears to be in the photo. He said the details of the monument sign will be 15’ high. Artie Hymowitz approached the podium and stated that he lives at 7 Bradford Avenue. Mr. Hymowitz stated that there are two existing traffic lights on Northfield Avenue in close proximity to where they are proposing another traffic light and asked Mr. Murray why they need another one there; he said that he will defer that question to their traffic expert but it would be to promote pedestrian safety. Adam Goldman approached the podium and stated that he lives at 40 Ferris Drive. He asked Mr. Murray how the tanker trucks will enter and exit the site if the County does not permit another traffic light; he said that if that arises they will address it then. Mr. Goldman asked Mr. Murray to state the distance between the vent area and Stagg Field. Mr. Murray referred to Exhibit A-15 and said approximately 50°. He said the original plans showed a distance of approximately 220’ from Stagg Field being proposed. Mr. Murray said that the revised plan shows a substantial reduction in that distance. Mr. Goldman asked Mr. Murray if Quick Check is actually a fast food restaurant. Ms. Porter objected to Mr, Goldman’s question stating that asking specific questions about fast food has no bearing on the testimony being presented now. She said that a fast food restaurant is not a component to this application. Chairman Buechler stated for the record that this witness did not testify to this. Ms. Porter stated that

g presented now. She said that a fast food restaurant is not a component to this application. Chairman Buechler stated for the record that this witness did not testify to this. Ms. Porter stated that the applicant is reducing the current number of seats being proposed and that they will conform to the Township’s ordinance for a convenience store and will not trigger the standard for a fast food restaurant under the Ordinance.