September 4, 2014

Mr. Neuer asked Mr. Olivio if they have a traffic chart for the weekend; he replied no. He said that there is less traffic on the weekend. Mr. Olivio explained how the 2% increase of traffic was determined. He said that there is a large amount of traffic already on the road today and that a new traffic trip is typically someone that would stop at a Quick Chek for a cup of coffee or to buy milk in the morning. Mr. Olivio said that this averages out to be fifty (50) new vehicle trips in the morning and in the evening. He said that the traffic that is already on the road today will use the Quick Chek because it is a “one stop shop”. Ms. Weiss asked Mr. Olivio if Quick Chek did the study for themselves; he said no. He said that an outside traffic study is done and that the data is impartial. Mr. Neuer asked Mr, Olivio to explain what he meant when he said that Quick Chek is a “one stop shop”; he said that someone has the ability to enter the site and purchase gas and utilize the convenience store on the same property. Mr. Olivio said that any other site only allows you to purchase gas and then you would have to stop at another place to get a cup of coffee. He said that this adds traffic to the road. Mr. Neuer asked Mr. Olivio if someone who stops at Quick Chek to purchase gas can leave their car at the pump and go into the store; he said yes. Mr. Neuer asked Mr. Olivio if the car sits at the filling station while the person is shopping; he said yes. Mr. Neuer asked Mr. Olivio if leaving a car unattended at the filling station while shopping is safe; he replied yes. He said that most of the Quick Chek’s have this convenience and he has never seen a problem. Mr. Neuer asked Mr. Olivio why is a customer not required to remain with their car during the filling process; he said that the site is able to function effectively with this not being a requirement. Mr. Neuer stated that a customer is not allowed to fill their own gas tank in the State of New Jersey because it is not safe and asked Mr. Olivio if it is safe for them to leave their car to go into the store; he replied yes. He said it may appear to be unsafe but the design of the site can accommodate a customer to do that. Mr. Olivio said that their staff is also trained to operate and manage something like this and they are instructed to notify someone in the store if a car has to be moved. Mr. Neuer

tomer to do that. Mr. Olivio said that their staff is also trained to operate and manage something like this and they are instructed to notify someone in the store if a car has to be moved. Mr. Neuer asked Mr. Olivio if it would be easier to put signs up stating that a customer cannot leave their car; he said that leaving their car is not a problem. Mr. Neuer asked Mr. Olivio how many traffic signals in the immediate vicinity of the Quick Chek site; he referred to Exhibit A-3 of the aerial view of the area and pointed out all of the 4