October 4, 2017

Mr. Grygiel asked Mr. Morris to confirm the Applicant was proposing to increase the number of parking spaces over existing. Mr. Morris answered yes; roughly five or six spaces. Mr. Grygiel asked Mr. Morris to confirm the intention was not to increase the club membership or activity at the club. Mr. Angowski confirmed that was the former testimony. Mr. Keller asked if Applicant agreed to provide no parking fire lane signage and striping as required by the Fire Official. Mr. Morris answered yes. The Public Advocate and Public had no questions for Mr. Morris. Chairman Bagoff stated the Township had a natural features ordinance; there were steep slopes. He asked Mr. Morris to confirm it was his testimony the steep slopes were all man- made; manufactured by either the expansion of Eagle Rock Avenue or the expansion of the parking lot area. Mr. Morris answered yes. He stated he had walked all three areas. Chairman Bagoff asked Mr. Morris to confirm it was his testimony that if the Board was to impose sidewalks along Eagle Rock Avenue or Laurel Avenue, it would result in an extensive amount of tree removal and disturbance of land. Mr. Morris answered yes. Chairman Bagoff asked Mr. Morris to confirm that Eagle Rock Avenue was a County road and prior approval would be required. Mr. Morris answered yes. Chairman Bagoff announced a brief recess at approximately 9:19 P.M. He reconvened the meeting at approximately 9:27 P.M. Mr. Angowski called Timothy Clinton, General Manager, Crestmont County Club, to the podium to discuss the parking issue and dumpster issue. Mr. Clinton was sworn in under oath. Mr. Clinton stated that currently there two dumpsters in an enclosure behind the kitchen area, one 8-yd. dumpster at the golf course maintenance facility, and a temporary dumpster used to remove debris from the property. He stated the permanent dumpsters were a necessity to control for everyday refuse; they were emptied several times per week. Chairman Bagoff asked Mr. Clinton if during the Monday event, were any cars were parked along Eagle Rock Avenue, Laurel Avenue, or across the street. Mr. Clinton answered no. Chairman Bagoff asked if to his knowledge, any accidents had occurred. Mr. Clinton answered no. Chairman Bagoff asked Mr. Clinton to confirm that all guests arrived safely, left safely, and all vehicles had parked on the physical property of the club. Mr.

s had occurred. Mr. Clinton answered no. Chairman Bagoff asked Mr. Clinton to confirm that all guests arrived safely, left safely, and all vehicles had parked on the physical property of the club. Mr. Clinton answered yes. Chairman Bagoff asked the Board if they had questions for Mr. Clinton. Councilwoman McCartney asked if a fire truck would have had access to the property during the event on Monday. Mr. Clinton stated he was not qualified to answer. Captain Keigher asked if there was a contingency plan if needed for large events using valet service for off-site parking. Mr. Clinton stated yes, if the club had an event that exceeded their numbers, they would make advance arrangements for parking in non- traditional areas. 12