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Supporting Documentation · Jun 12, 2025

SPRAB Report ZB 24 15 42 Eagle Ridge Way

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2 | Page 105 Grove Street, Suite 3 Montclair, NJ 07042 www.Nishuanegroup.com 973.954.2677 to accept conditions of approval that further demonstrate that there will be no negative impact by the lighting. Water Quality: The Board inquired as to why more information about water quality management was not provided. The applicant indicated they would provide geo-infiltration data and are using porous pavers in certain areas. Impervious Coverage: The Board Engineer asked about the calculations. The applicant responded there was not more than a quarter-acre increase from the previous improvements. Driveway: The Board Engineer asked if the driveway would remain paved. The Applicant again referred to the porous pavers, the walking area will be gravel and the arena for the houses will be a permeable system. Fire protection: The Fire Inspector asked about suppression systems. The Applicant noted the system has not yet been designed but they are willing to include them. Trucking: The applicant was asked if there was enough stone on site for construction. The applicant noted the arena and stable are slab on grade. The residence will have a basement. Additional study may be required for cut & fill ratios. Mr. Biondi clarified that his concern was about the past project’s use of onsite stone/rock crushing operation. Construction: The Board inquired about the phasing of construction. The concern was partly about the trucking intensity. The applicant replied that there will be a typical construction sequence: demolition & carting (already done), drainage, foundation, framing & roofing. The attorney also offered a construction schedule chart. Stormwater: The Board Engineer asked if there would be any mitigation to address the run-off to the ditch/stream. The applicant noted that efforts were made to route runoff away from the ditch. Civil plans also depict the inlets throughout the site. The property is graded towards these inlets.

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