Supporting Documentation · Feb 5, 2025
Submission Letter Dated 1 22 25
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Show all pagesMORGAN engineering & surveying January 22, 2025 Delivery via LRex — Priorit Township of West Orange Planning Board 66 Main Street West Orange, New Jersey 07052 RE: To whom it may concern: PB-24-14 — 172-174 Main Street (Block 89, Lot 6) Site Plan Review Advisory Board Report Enclosed please find the following materials regarding the above referenced project: Five (5) copies of the site plan entitled Preliminary and Final Major Site Plan: 172-174 Main Street prepared by Donna M. Bullock, P.E. of Morgan Engineering & Surveying, dated January 21, 2025 One (1) flash drive containing a digital copy of the enclosed documents The enclosed documents are being submitted in accordance with the Nishuane Group Site Plan Review Advisory Board Report dated November 12, 2024. SPRAB Meeting Comments — Parking There was a discrepancy between the parking requirement as identified by the Board Engineer’s report and what was indicated by the Applicant. Whereas the Board Engineer cited a need for 43-spaces, the Applicant indicated that only 25-spaces were required. This discrepancy was as a result of the Applicant originally proposing the use of one of the Ist floor rental spaces as event space, for which a greater number of parking spaces was required. The applicant subsequently modified their plans to show the space being proposed as office space, which reduced the parking requirement to the 25-spaces. Response: The discrepancy has been resolved. The required number of parking spaces is 24.4 or 25 spaces. The provided parking is 23 — 9x18’ standard parking plus 1-HC spaces and loading zone and 1-EV space, which equals two standard parking spaces for meeting the requirement of 25 proposed parking spaces. See parking calculation table on sheet 2 of 4 of the Site Plan Set. The Applicant was asked whether or not they intended to provide any EV-charging capability in the parking area, to which they responded that they did not intend to do so. After some discussion the applicant indicated that they would reconsider this decision. The Fire Department expressed concern about any EV-charger stall(s) being located too close to the building creating a fire hazard. They requested that any EV-charger- equipped stalls be located in the southeastern area of the parking area, where it would be a distance from both the building on the site and the buildings on the adjoining
quested that any EV-charger- equipped stalls be located in the southeastern area of the parking area, where it would be a distance from both the building on the site and the buildings on the adjoining lots. Response: I EV parking spaces has been provided at the most southerly stall adjacent to the roadway, as requested. The Applicant was advised that sight triangles were required from the egress from the site. Additionally, turning radius templates were also required.
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