June 4, 2015

Ms. Porter referred to Exhibit A-15 and asked Ms. Pomeroy to point out the site on the Exhibit; she complied. Ms. Porter asked Ms. Pomeroy if she thought that the site plan approval should be for the hotel also; she replied yes. Ms. Porter asked Ms. Pomeroy why site plan approval should also be for the hotel; she said for the parking. Ms. Porter asked Ms. Pomeroy if the overall site plan shows the hotel; she replied yes, Ms. Pomeroy said that there were no details for the hotel site on the plans. Ms. Porter stated that they asking for site plan approval for everything to remain the same on the hotel site. Ms. Porter asked Ms. Pomeroy why she felt that the dumpster was going to be removed; she said that the plans showed fencing around the dumpster and that usually means that it will be removed. Ms. Porter asked Ms. Pomeroy to state the basis for the testimony she had provided on air quality and asked her if she was an air quality expert; she replied no. Ms. Pomeroy said that she was talking about the air quality in general. Ms. Porter had no further questions for Ms. Pomeroy. Chairman Buechler asked if any members of the public had any questions for Ms. Pomeroy; there were none. Mr. Magaletta had no other witnesses. Chairman Buechler stated that this portion of the meeting is for public comment and that each person will have five (5) minutes to speak. He said that when you approach, please state your name and address and you will be sworn in. Chairman Buechler also said that you will be subject to cross examination if you make a public comment. Charlotte Wescott approached the podium and was sworn under oath, She stated that she lives at 346 St. Cloud Avenue and gave testimony as to why she is opposed to this application. Chairman Buechler asked Ms. Porter if she wanted to cross examine Ms. Wescott; she replied no, Mario Romo approached the podium and was sworn under oath. He stated that he lives at 346 St. Cloud Avenue and gave testimony as to why he is opposed to this application. Chairman Buechler asked Ms. Porter if she wanted to cross examine Mr, Romo; she replied no.