November 19, 2015

However, the Board indicated it was not inclined to determine that this ordinance provision does not apply in all instances. Notably, a concern was raised that a prior approval may have required the provision of a certain number of parking spaces that included garages, and that the conversion of a garage to living space would reduce the number of approved spaces. In that instance, amended site plan approval — and potentially variance relief — would be required. Additional factual information about specific requests would be necessary to determine whether relief is necessary or required. Chairman Buecher advised Mr. Grygiel to “clean up the Ordinance” in the Zoning Board Yearly Report to the Township Council for proposed revisions to the ordinance. APPLICATION(S) 1. ZB-15-11/Panorama, LLC d/b/a Chit Chat Diner Carried from 10/15/15 Block: 111; Lot: 1.05; Zones: B-2 & PURD 410 Eagle Rock Avenue Seeking preliminary & final site plan approval with “d” variance & bulk variances to demo an existing diner and construct a new one story restaurant. EXHIBITS A-10-— Site Plans — 15 sheets with a revision date of 11/19/15 A-11 — Color Rendering of Site Plan dated 11/5/15 A-12 - Architectural Plans — revision date of 9/24/15 Chairman Buechler stated that he and Vice Chairman Neuer are recused from hearing this application and turned the Chair over to Ms. Gabry. Vice Chairman Neuer and Chairman Buecher stepped down from the dais. Robert Williams, Esq., attorney for the applicant, approached the podium. Mr. Williams stated that this application was last heard at the regular Zoning Board meeting held on 10/15/15. He said that Chairman Buechler requested that their Engineer return and that they are prepared to address the Board’s concerns. Michael Dipple, engineer for the applicant, approached the podium. Mr. Williams stated that Mr. Dipple was sworn in at the last meeting on 10/15/15 and is still under oath. Ms. Beirne stated that Mr. Dipple was previously qualified as an expert in Engineering. Mr. Williams asked Mr. Dipple to address Mr. Keller’s concern regarding the illumination levels being slightly too low.