November 19, 2015

Mr. Dipple presented a set of site plans with a revision date of 11/19/15 that were marked as Exhibit A-10 for identification. He referred to sheet C-07 of the lighting plan and detailed the location of the light candles stating that they added one additional light fixture and moved them counter clock wise. Mr. Dipple said that by rotating the lights they ended up with good light levels. Mr. Keller stated that he was satisfied with the revisions to the lighting plan and recommended that the applicant provide the calculations of the uniformity ratio as a condition; Mr. Williams said they will agree to that condition. Mr. Dipple referred to sheet C-09 of the vehicle circulation plan and stated that there was a concern regarding a delivery or emergency vehicle not being able to get to the rear of the building from the west driveway. He said that he used templates running the large vehicle through that area and the vehicle did get through except in one location where one employee parking space was located and so they moved that parking space. Mr. Dipple also described how an emergency vehicle would maneuver if there was a car fire in the rear of the building and said that the best place to fight a fire would be from the front of the building and not the rear. He said that if there was a significant fire that they would shut down Eagle Rock Avenue. Mr. Keller stated Mr. Dipple addressed his concerns and that the Fire Department will go in the out driveway in case of an emergency. Mr. Schwartzbaum asked Mr. Dipple if a tractor trailer can make a right hand turn into the site from Eagle Rock Avenue; he replied yes. Mr. Dipple referred to Exhibit A-11 of the colored rendering of the site plan. He said that Mr. Keller had a question regarding the removal of the trees along Eagle Rock Avenue. Mr. Keller stated that his question for Mr. Linson was regarding having the trees removed in the front along Eagle Rock Avenue; he said that Mr. Linson deferred that to the Board. Mr. Keller said that his other question to Mr. Linson was his concern regarding the removal of the trees along the edge of the cliff because a resident expressed their concern regarding rock falls. He said that Mr. Linson stated that the trees can be removed but the stumps must remain. Mr. Williams said that this is acceptable; Ms. Beirne said that this will be a condition of approval. Mr.

ls. He said that Mr. Linson stated that the trees can be removed but the stumps must remain. Mr. Williams said that this is acceptable; Ms. Beirne said that this will be a condition of approval. Mr. Williams stated that the applicant is proposing to take down the trees along Eagle Rock Avenue and that they concur with Mr. Linson. He said that they will provide low level shrubs in that area in order to protect headlights shining on to Eagle Rock Avenue. Mr. Williams said that additional efforts are being proposed to prevent soil erosion. Mr. Dipple said that they are proposing to go above what is required by imploding super silt fencing and hay bales that will hold back the soil runoff during construction.