June 20, 2019

EXHIBITS A-1 - Sheet 2 of the site plans with a revision date of 2/15/19 A-2 — Colorized version of sheet 4 of the site plan with a revision date of 2/15/19 A-3 — Map of building heights dated 1/21/19 A-4 — Fire truck turning analysis dated 2/15/19 A-5 — Garbage truck turning analysis dated 2/15/19 A-6 — Landscape Plan; drawing #6 with a revision date of 2/19/19 A-7 — Shade Study dated 12/15/19 A-8 — Sheet A-4 of the Primrose School exterior elevations dated 11/15/18 A-9 — Sheet A-1.4 of the Primrose School floor plans dated 11/15/18 A-10 — Relocated Child Care Study dated 6/7/19 A-12 — Material Board A-13 — Artistic renderings — four (4) renderings (A to D) Robert Williams, attorney for the applicant, approached the podium. He stated that they appeared before the Board on May 16, 2019 and noted who testified at that meeting. Mr. Williams stated that there was a request from one of the Board Members at the last meeting to change the orientation of the school building. He said that they rotated the building and submitted revised drawings to the Board Members showing the change. Mr. Williams asked the Board Members if they thought the change to the child care building was a favorable change. Mr. Grygiel stated that he thought the rotation of the building was a positive change. Mr. Eben stated that he felt it is a positive move putting the front door on the street and the playground in the back out of harm’s way. Mr. Quentzel stated that he felt it is a much better design. Mr. Redwine stated that he would like to explore this concept more. Ms. Gabry stated that she feels that it is a positive change. Mr. Schwarzbaum stated that he feels that it is up to the applicant to design the building and not up to this Board. Mr. Steinhart stated that he likes the idea of moving the building. Mr. Sussman stated that he thinks putting the playground in the rear is a good idea. Chairman Neuer stated that he concurs with Mr. Schwarzbaum; he said that it is not up to the Board to design this building. Mr. Williams presented his first witness. Brian Conway approached the podium and was sworn under oath. He detailed his professional and educational background as a Landscape Architect licensed in the State of New Jersey. Mr. Conway stated that he also has his credentials as a licensed Professional Planner. Chairman