Minutes · Apr 26, 2023
April 26, 2023 Special Meeting Minutes
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Show all pagesMr. Smeraldo asked what's the control mechanisms to make sure that that they don't have an overcrowded situation. Mr. Craig said that the control mechanism is that at the check point at the main entrance, where you have security officers be checking those ID's and they'll only be able to allow as many people in the building as the occupancy is allowed, so they'll be consistent with the with the fire codes and occupancy of the building. Mr. Smeraldo asked if people can use both exits. Mr. Craig said the egress is only for the front except for handicap access in the rear, so if there was some type of emergency both exits will be available, but for business purposes the main entrance will be for the clients to enter to the facility and be vetted except for the rear of the building which will be for handicap. Mr. Wilkes asked how far can the cameras see. Mr. Craig said that he is not sure that he can reveal those details to the public for security purposes, but our primary focus is for the building and the property itself to have complete 360-degree coverage that will be viewable not only by the security staff on site, but also available to the Police Department and emergency, which is required by the regulations to the cannabis Regulatory Commission. Chairman Bagoff asked if the applicant can agree that there will be no overnight parking. Mr. Scholnick has confirmed to that request. Chairman Bagoff asked if applicant agrees that the police have free access to the parking lot. Mr. Schkolnick agrees. Chairman Bagoff asked if the backup video will be saved for one year and or at the request of whatever authority that is investigating that it will be kept in perpetuity till the authority says you can release it. Mr. Craig said if there's an incident that's reported on, the footage can be preserved. NOPROFESSIONAL QUESTIONS NO PUBLIC ADVOCATE QUESTIONS PUBLIC QUESTION Mr. Brown at 36 Joy Street is there any way that we can guarantee that their privacy is not going to be compromised, since the building will have security cameras. Mr. Craig said that security cameras are mounted on the building, since the intended view is of the business property and parking lot and not the surrounding area. But Mr. Craig recommends that once the director of security is appointed that can possibly be discussed with the director of security to make sure that the camera views
t and not the surrounding area. But Mr. Craig recommends that once the director of security is appointed that can possibly be discussed with the director of security to make sure that the camera views that are in place are not are not overreaching to the point where anyone's privacy is impacted. PUBLIC COMMENT* CONDITIONS: ¢ The applicant shall submit a certification or other written confirmation that the Chief of police or his designee has approved the property security system and that the plans are available upon demand ¢ Exterior lighting shall match state and Township requirements. ¢ The parking lot pavement will be resealed and restriped to clearly show ADA parking and individual parking. ¢ Lighting plans pertaining to security including those required by the state shall be provided on their plans.
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