July 16,2020

Mr. Martell delineated on the site plan the buffer from the residential properties and the buffers from all sides of the building. Mr. Martell presented the section exhibit dated 6/3/2020 that was marked as Exhibit A-4 for identification. Mr. Martell referred to Exhibit A-4 and detailed it; he said that four stories will be exposed from Pleasant Valley Way. Mr. Tuvel asked Mr. Martell if the site distance of the driveways are appropriate; he said yes. Mr. Tuvel asked Mr. Martell if the applicant will comply with all of the items in the review memo from CME dated 7/7/2020; he said yes. Chairman Neuer asked Mr. Tuvel to submit a letter to the Board Secretary stating that all of the taxes are up to date on the properties. Chairman Neuer questioned the monitoring wells on the site and asked Mr. Tuvel if the LSRP will be testifying; he said yes. Mr. Tuvel stated that there are existing monitoring wells on the site; he said some will be relocated, some re-set and some will remain. Mr. Tuvel said that the wells have no negative impact on the site. Chairman Neuer stated that there are two LSRP’s on this site; he said someone will have to do the calculations to get proper readings that everyone admits is a contaminated site. Mr. Tuvel said Mr. Martell is not the environmental expert and not the person to testify to this. Chairman Neuer asked Mr. Martell how many stories will the building have; he said five (5); one (1) below level and four (4) above level. Mr. Martell stated that the one completely underground is defined as a cellar; he said they reduced the building height by ten (10) feet but it will have the same amount of levels. Chairman Neuer stated that his recommendation for a condition will be that the underground retention system will not provide any contact with ground water. Mr. Martell stated that the open swales will be lined and will not be in contact with ground water. Chairman Neuer stated that he also recommends as a condition that the swales have no contact with ground water. Mr. Eben asked Mr. Martell how deep the swale in the rear of the building is; he said eighteen (18) inches deep.