Prior Resolutions of Approval submission

premises which they use for general office purposes, computer space and seeing customers, although much of the business is done at the home or premises being sold rather than at the office. He pointed out that they do not plan to have anymore agents or employees if the expansion approval is granted but rather it will enable them to have more room for the computer area which is needed and more space for interview of customers and for storage of records and other related business which includes the space for the mortgage officer who must come in and talk to the customer for which purpose additional room is needed to make it more user friendly and to have greater efficiency as there will be more computers and sharing of desks as required. The number of agents and employees will remain the same so that the traffic flow would not be increased beyond what the application calls for. The next witness sworn was David N. Bilow, who is a licensed architect of the State of New Jersey for some 34 years and also a licensed professional planner of the State of New Jersey for 14 years, dealing primarily in a commercial practice and having prepared the architectural plans in this matter. He described the plans and pointed out that they seek approval to construct a two-story 2,730 square foot addition onto the rear of the existing office which would be an expansion of the existing real estate office use. Accordingly, since the original use was non-conforming as a one-family house and we are expanding the “D” variance previously granted, a further "D” variance is required for same. He pointed out that in addition there are “C” variances required for lot width and side yard set back and for rear yard set back and impervious surface coverage being a lot width existing of 164.93 feet whereas 300 feet is required, side yard of 42.81 feet existing