February 15, 2018

Mr. Sheffield stated that the facility will have a security system and a fire alarm system that will be monitored twenty four (24) hours a day at a central station. He said they will also have outdoor and inside security cameras at the facility. Vice Chairman Neuer asked Mr. Keller if there was anything on the plans regarding the fire alarm and security systems and the security cameras; he said no. Chairman Buechler asked Mr. Sheffield if the current Mavis has a fire suppression system in the building; he said he wasn’t sure. Vice Chairman Neuer stated that the plans have to be revised to show the fire alarm and security systems and also the security cameras; he said that the revised plans must be sent directly to Mr. Keller and the Township’s fire official so that they can review it. Mr. Sanders asked Mr. Sheffield if any of the Mavis stores that are near a residential neighborhood have this type of a fire suppression system at the facility; he said yes. Mr. Sanders asked Mr. Sheffield if Mavis has any OSHA violations; he said he does not know but will check. Chairman Buechler advised Mr. Sheffield to also check to see if any of the Mavis stores have had any fires. Mr. Sanders asked Mr. Sheffield what they do with used parts and equipment; he said they are recycled. Mr. Sanders asked where the used parts and equipment are stored; he said in the dumpster enclosure. Vice Chairman Neuer asked Mr. Sheffield if he has any information on the decibels of the “quiet” air guns; he said they are eighty nine (89) decibels at eighteen (18) inches. Vice Chairman Neuer asked how many air guns are operating at one time; he said possibly one air gun for each bay. Mr. Quentzel asked Mr. Sheffield if they would consider raising the height of the parapet on the facility; he said that they would look at other options of screening first before raising the parapet. Mr. Sheffield said that the wind load is also a concern with parapets. 12