PB-19-04/Prism Capital Partners, LLC

(i) Application to Township of West Orange Planning Board dated July 2, 2019, received August 26, 2019, (ii) Application for Tree Removal and Replacement Permit, (iii) Site Plan Checklist with waiver requests, (iv) | Paid Tax Statement dated June 28, 2019, (v) Property owners list, (vi) Tree removal application, (vii) W-9 form, (viii) Boundary and Topographic Survey prepared by Keller & Kirkpatrick, dated February 28, 2019, (A-5) (ix) Architectural plans and elevations (A-4) prepared by City Invincible Architecture, last revised August 19, 2019, (x) Site Plans prepared by Greenberg Farrow, Stephen Powers, P.E. (20 sheets) and Existing Conditions Plan (1 sheet) dated June 17, 2019 last revised August 15, 2019, (A-2) (xi) | Tree Removal Plan prepared by Stonefield Engineering & Design, dated July 2, 2019, last revise August 20, 2019. (xii) | Copy of cover letter and application to the Essex County Planning Board, dated May 17, 2019. (A-7), (xiii) Hydrology Report prepared by Greenberg Farrow dated August 14, 2019. The Board also received the following: (i) Sustainability Checklist Form 2. The Board accepted into evidence the following exhibits: A-l Overview aerial of property by Greenberg Farrow. A-2 Site Plan by Prism, blown up version showing stacked homes. A-3 Photo Light Plan by City Invincible. A-4 — Architectural plans by City Invincible. A-5 Elevations by City Invincible. A-6 View rendering by City Invincible. A-7 Tree Removal & Landscape Plan by Stonefield Engineering. A-8 Rendered landscape Plan by Stonefield. 3. Francis X. Regan, Esq. appeared on behalf of the Applicant and introduced the application stating that Applicant intends to present this application for twenty stacked townhouse units, as part of a larger redevelopment project that will share a condominium association, but not be connected to the other dwelling units with a street. Each dwelling unit will have a one car garage and a tandem parking spot. The development will have ten visitor spaces. 4. Stephen Powers P.E., was qualified as a civil engineer and testified that the project will reduce the existing impervious coverage and exceeds the open space requirement of 20% open space. 5. Mr. Powers testified that garbage trucks may back into the site, which has a small turn around along Babcock Street.