April 20, 2023 Regular Meeting

- Mr. Scott asked why Ms. Woolley Dillon is not qualified as a “noise expert”. Chairperson answered that because Mr. Webster recognized and presented her as a Planner. Mr. Scott asked about the density and if there is further detail needed. Ms. Allen Wooley said that a 40,000 square feet lot requirement exceeds density. - Mrs. Weiss asked if visits were made to the site. Ms. Allen Woolley Dillon said that she visited the site one time in October of 2022. Mrs. Weiss referenced the part of the report submitted stating that the Manor is going to be converted into an assisted living area. She wanted to know where that information came from. Ms. Allen Woolley Dillon said that it was solely speculation. Mrs. Weiss asked for confirmation that if the application is denied, and single-family homes are built, will more trees be saved? Ms. Allen Woolley Dillon said that she is unsure. Mrs. Weiss asked about her reference to the golf course creating open space around the development. Ms. Allen Woolley Dillon said that she is struggling to answer this question for things not on the property are in question. - Mr. L Schwarzbaum said in response to her comment of Daughters of Israel being an obsolete business model, what is the age of this property in that case. Ms. Allen Woolley Dillon said that it is at least 20 years. Break 9:33 PM-9:43 PM - Chairperson Neuer’s observation is in regards to the “Planned obsoletion” term for manufacturers to create/sell new items and asked for examples from Ms. Allen Woolley Dillon in regards to this. Ms. Allen Woolley Dillon said that sometimes retail uses for example limo usage got approved and was out of business in less than one year. Chairperson asked about the market conditions regarding applications like these. Ms. Woolley Dillon said that the Zoning Board of Adjustment granted their approval for limousine property but the business folded in less than a year. Chairperson Neuer announced that this application is being carried to the May 18, 2023, Regular Meeting. Mr. Scott suggested a Special Meeting. Chairperson said that he is open to scheduling a special meeting but let Mr. Geneslaw know that if it takes place prior to the May regular meeting, Mr. Geneslaw would have to notice neighbors again. Chairman Neuer adjourned the meeting at 11:01 PM. raopoe: 5/2 Latch Kendler. Diafe’L. Chandler, Secretary