June 3, 2020

Had met with Town Forester, John Linson, in February, took inventory, identified a large number of diseased ash trees; about 185 of trees of all types are possible to keep; this is within regulations Spoke on exhibit A-3: Discussed reducing impervious coverage, and introducing over 200 new trees to meet requirements; keeping as many existing trees in pond area as possible; new trees and shrubs to be added; various landscaping in common areas; buffered screening behind parking garage (evergreen and shade trees), which are low maintenance and drought resistant Board Questions: Chairman Weston inquired if all matters with Mr. Linson were completed o Mr. Devitto reported that he will worked with Mr. Linson further as necessary, and is looking forward to receiving his report Chairman Weston stated that there is an ordinance which requires one surface tree for every ten parking spaces o Mr. Devitto responded that because of the existing bioswales for stormwater management that these trees were not planned, but this can be discussed Chairman Weston asked if the Applicant is proposing deer resistant plants o Mr. Devitto responded in the affirmative, but that deer can and do eat everything Chairman Weston asked if there is to be a tree buffer between the parking lot and dog park o Mr. Devitto responded that this will be looked into Professionals Questions: Mr. Grygiel stated that the township redevelopment plan has same requirement as the town ordinance that requires a tree every ten parking spaces, and it should be considered Public Questions: None, though Chairman Weston left open the ability for Public Questions for Mr. Devitto when the hearing continues at the next meeting Chairman Weston decided that the hearing on this Application would continue at a Special Meeting on June 25, 2020 at 7:30PM. 10