May 3, 2017

handicap accessible. He stated the project was to install the seasonally “bubble” and store it in a container on-site during the off-season. He stated the structure would be 36-feet high and be built by Arizon Structutes. The height was essentially regulation for tournaments. It would be heated by propane; two gas tanks would be installed approximately 20 feet from the structure. The propane tanks and the generator would be enclosed by fencing and secured by locks. Chairman Bagoff asked if any members had questions for Mr. Wlodychak. Councilwoman McCartney asked for clarification regarding the regulation size for the height of the structure; was it necessary to request a variance for the height; Mr. Wlodychak said yes. Councilwoman McCartney asked him to discuss the noise from the generator that would run for seven months; would affect the residents in the area. He said his expert, Jan Ligas, would be able to discuss the issue. Captain Keigher stated the tennis courts backed up to several houses on Ferris Drive; he wanted to know the location of the generator and propane tanks and what would be the noise factor. Mr. Russoniello stated Mr. Ligas and Mr. Marucci would provide further testimony on the issues. Captain Keigher asked where storage container would be located; Mr. Wlodychak said he was still working that out; possibly in one of the garages on site. It was not large but it contained everything including the lighting. The only thing left outside during the summer months would be the generator. Mr. Eben asked when Mr. Wlodychak would know if the storage container could be located inside an existing structure; he was concerned about the number of storage structures on a property that was zoned residential. Mr. Wlodychak answered he could find out the next day. He said it was important that the structure was stored well; if not stored properly they get mold. It was important to him that the facility looks pristine for as many years as he has it. Mr. Wegner asked where the propane tanks would be located; Mr. Wlodychak said they would be located on a platform surrounded by a locked fence a certain distance from the facility. Mr. Wegner asked if the location was indicated on the drawings; Mr. Wlodychak said no, but they would be approximately 20 feet within the vicinity of the generator. Mr. Wegner asked the size of the tanks; Mr. Wlodychak said two

ation was indicated on the drawings; Mr. Wlodychak said no, but they would be approximately 20 feet within the vicinity of the generator. Mr. Wegner asked the size of the tanks; Mr. Wlodychak said two 1,000-gallon tanks, the estimated use would be 6,000-8,000 gallons per year. They would be refilled a couple of times during the winter by delivery trucks with access from a back road to the facility. Mr. Wegner voiced concern about the amount of propane or containment of the tanks relative to public safety; Mr. Wlodychak stated the company he was working with had assured him they did this work all the time. He stated a lot of the Crestmont facilities currently had propane tanks. Mr. Cardoza asked for clarification regarding the exterior appearance of the bubble and its maintenance. Mr. Wlodychak stated it had an all-white exterior; the interior was mostly white — it reflected indirect light off the ceiling using state-of-the art energy efficient LED