August 18, 2016

Mr. Barberio stated that there will be a minimum of three (3) feet between the bollards. Mr. Keller asked Mr. Barberio if the seven (7) foot ceiling height in the day care space meets code; he replied yes. Mr. Keller asked Mr. Barberio if the handicap parking space meets the grading requirement; he said that it is fairly flat in that area. Chairman Neuer stated that, to answer that question, a topographic survey is required. Ms. Gabry asked Mr. Barberio if a swing gate allows a wheelchair to get through it because it seems very cumbersome to her; he said that someone can provide assistance if need be. Ms. Keller asked Mr. Barberio how hedges can be planted around the parking area in asphalt; he said that there is not asphalt where the hedges are being planted. Mr. Barberio said that the existing asphalt in that area is broken up and not in the best condition. He said that the applicant would like hedges planted around the parking area so it is screened in. Chairman Neuer reminded Mr. Barberio that they must dispose of the broken pavement properly. Mr. Keller said he will suggest that the broken pavement be removed and have grass planted in that area. Mr. Sussman stated that he is concerned that the seven (7) foot ceiling height in the day care space is too low and asked Mr. Keller to check the requirement for that. Chairman Neuer asked Mr. Barberio what they will do with the fill when excavating is done; he said the contractor will take it away from the site. Chairman Neuer advised Ms. Moore that the applicant will need to provide testimony from a licensed professional engineer because the drainage and topographic work is beyond Mr. Barberio’s expertise as an architect. Mr. Grossman asked Mr. Barberio what the interior dimensions of the day care space is; he said the room is approximately sixteen (16) feet wide and twenty eight (28) or twenty nine (29) feet long. 15