June 20, 2019

Mr. Conway presented the colorized version of the landscape plan dated 2/15/19 that was marked as Exhibit A-6 for identification. Mr. Conway referred to Exhibits A-6 and detailed it. Mr. Conway stated that and all items in John’s Linson’s memo dated 1/4/19 will be addressed to Mr. Linson’s satisfaction. He also stated that they will comply with items #13 and #14 in John Hess’ memo dated 4/1/19 and incorporated them on the plans. Mr. Eben asked Mr. Grygiel how many trees per parking spaces are required; he said one tree for every ten (10) parking spaces. Mr. Eben requested that the applicant keep the group of landscaping at the corner of Northfield Avenue and St. Cloud Avenue. He also requested that they plant some boxwood shrubs around the transformer located in front of the property Mr. Hess requested that they comply with the sight triangle regulations at the corner of St. Cloud Avenue and Northfield Avenue so that there are no visibility issues. He also said that he is concerned with the sight line when making a left turn out of that intersection if the building is turned and moved closer to Northfield Avenue. There were no further questions for Mr. Conway from the Board Members or the Board Professionals. Chairman Neuer asked if any members of the public had any questions for Mr. Conway regarding the landscape plan. Robert Rashkes approached the podium and stated that he lives at 35 Oak Crest Road. He asked Mr. Conway where the eleven (11) trees that are being removed are located on the site. Mr. Conway referred to sheet 3 of the demolition plan and delineated the locations of trees that are being removed. Joel Goldstein approached the podium and stated that he lives at 299 St. Cloud Avenue. He asked Mr. Conway how tall the trees along Northfield Avenue will grow; he said approximately thirty (30) to forty (40) feet. There were no further questions for Mr. Conway regarding the landscaping plan. Mr. Conway also presented the shade study, dated 3/6/19, that was marked as Exhibit A-7 for identification and detailed how the sun and shade will affect the surrounding properties impacted by the project during the summer and winter solstice. Mr. Schwarzbaum asked Mr. Conway what the existing shade condition is over Stagg Field; he said that he was not asked to do a study of the existing shade condition over Stagg Field. There were no questions for

zbaum asked Mr. Conway what the existing shade condition is over Stagg Field; he said that he was not asked to do a study of the existing shade condition over Stagg Field. There were no questions for Mr. Conway from the Board Members or the Board Professionals regarding the shade study. Chairman Neuer asked if any members of the public had any questions for Mr. Conway regarding the shade study.