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PB-25-04 Blue Violet Grow LLC Block: 62 Lot: 22.01, 32 & 34 (76 Ashland Avenue)
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Show all pages13. 153 16. 20. 21. Deliveries to the site would be limited to 2-7 per month and would consist of sprinter vans with packages consisting of non-cannabis items such as soil and plastic containers. Outgoing shipments will be approximately two trips per day to take product out in secure vaulted [??] trucks. Waste management to remove cannabis related refuse will be an authorized licensed cannabis waste hauler (with copy of agreement and SOP to be submitted to the Planning Office). Engineer, Joseph Golden PE, testified that in response to the Board’s suggestion, the Applicant eliminated two compact car spaces and the perpendicular space near the fence which reduced the parking spaces on site to 37 which is still in compliance with the required parking. The majority of the drive aisle width is the required 24’; however, there is a small section of the drive aisle near the residence that is 18’ and the Applicant is requesting a variance due to pre-existing conditions. Security expert, Hector Corchado testified that the proposed security plan complies with all of the State requirements under N.J.S.A. 17:30-9.10, 9.11 and 9.12. The Applicant is installing video cameras that will have recording retention of 90 days (where 30 days is required) and they are using enhanced mega-pixel video which works very well in low light. All of the surveillance video is monitored 24 hours a day remotely and will be monitored by Mr. Corchado as the head of security for the site. Every door within the facility will be key fob access only and the key fobs will be assigned to employees as per their level of security clearance.
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