V3 RESUBMISSION Response to Township Engineers Review 1 Dated November 3 2022

2 3. The Applicant has requested a de minimis exception from the Residential Site Improvement Standards to permit 381 parking spaces whereas 479 parking spaces are required. PETRY RESPONSE: Statement. No response required. 4. It states on sheet SP-1 of the site plan drawings that the Applicant is JCF 1155 Pleasant Valley Way LLC whereas it states on the Application form that the Applicant is Daughters of Israel, Inc. This discrepancy must be resolved. PETRY RESPONSE: The site plan has been revised to state that the Applicant is Daughters of Israel, Inc. (See Sheet SP-1). 5. NJAC 40:55D-66.20 stipulates that electric vehicle supply equipment shall be installed in at least one-third of the EV parking spaces initially. Within three years following the date of issuance of a certificate of occupancy, electric vehicle supply equipment shall be installed in an additional one-third of the of the EV parking spaces. Finally, within six years following the date of issuance of the certificate of occupancy, electric vehicle supply equipment shall be installed in the final one-third of the EV parking spaces. The plans must be revised to identify the EV parking spaces in which the electric vehicle supply equipment will be installed initially, after 3 years and after 6 years. PETRY RESPONSE: The site plan has been revised to identify which EV spaces will be installed initially, after 3 years, and after 6 years. (See Sheet SP-3). 6. Sheet SP-3 of the site plan drawings shows that the southerly driveway intersects Pleasant Valley Way at an obtuse angle. The Applicant should address the Board regarding the feasibility of improving the alignment of the southerly driveway at this location. PETRY RESPONSE: The southern driveway entrance has been realigned to allow for better traffic circulation. (See Sheet SP-3). 7. Sheet SP-3 includes a note which states "Construct 5' wide concrete sidewalk (Typ.). However, the plan shows that some of the sidewalk will be wider than 5 ft such as by the drop off area and in the courtyards. Therefore, the plans must be revised to dimension the sidewalk areas which will be wider than 5 ft.