September 4, 2019

3 Ms. Turnbiner says not typical. Mr. Keigher asked a about a bus stop on east side of Mt. Pleasant Jonathan Drill asked what percentage of clients are seniors; Ms. Turnbiner responded under 5%. Further Testimony: Thomas Quinn, civil engineer, provided testimony regarding what is being proposed. Mr. Hess – concerns re: handicap parking signage. Need additional protection. Increase system by 50%. Treat 34 ½ percent, reduce runoff. Chairman Weston -condition. Provide drainage calculation. Combined change in slope. Location of detention system. Not an infiltration system. Clay/impervious material. Underground system. Separate grids. Stay out of storm system. Storm tank. Record operation and maintenance manual. County approval required. 1400 cubic feet to storm water reduction. Reduce runoff from site, good neighbor. Testimony concluded Board questions: Mr. Klein asked about the cross slope of parking lot – 5% is on cat-corner. 5% or less. Impervious material Councilwoman McCartney asked about a curb cut on Mt. Pleasant Chairman Weston asked about a ramp in rear Mr. Drill asked about using a storm tank system, stating it is easier to maintain. Chairman Weston concluded testimony. Board makes determination. 8:55 5 minute break. Reconvened at 9:04. Mrs. Williams left the dais at 8:55 returned at 9:47 PM Mr. Quinn recalled for a question from Mr. Drill asking for a clarification on improvement and to redesign outpost structure. Further Testimony: Elizabeth Dolan, traffic engineer, site issues and parking variances, traffic impact analysis, Zufall’s operations, trip generations, peak volume hours, third floor administrative space, and number of trips. Adding that not all drive, 54% of patients do not drive. Also discussing the CME 7/25 review letter, level of service, traffic volume on Mt. Pleasant being higher in AM hours, and parking spaces being assigned to employees only.