260205_JF_Zoning Response Letter_42 ERW

Project No. 24006174A February 5, 2026 Page 3 | 7 feet or less in height. However, a global stability analysis with supporting calculations shall be submitted by the Engineer to ensure that the wall can sustain the proposed wall loadings. Response: If the applicant’s engineer determines necessary, global stability calculations will be provided prior to obtaining a building permit. 3.4. The Engineer prepared a plan superimposing existing and proposed contours using different grey scales to distinguish between the two sets of contours. Response: Statement of fact. 3.5. Soil movement calculations within the limit of Disturbance were provided by the Engineer. Response: Statement of fact. 3.6. The Engineer shall provide information and testimony on the types of vehicles that will frequent this Site and how those vehicles will maneuver within the Property. Response: Testimony has been provided. 3.7. Waste disposal, particularly horse waste, shall be addressed. A compost facility is depicted along the southerly elevation of the structure, but information and testimony are required on how this compost facility will be used along with frequency of collection and vehicle maneuverability. Information and testimony shall be provided on methods to control odors. Response: Testimony and detailed information have been provided. 3.8. A detail of the Proposed Pavement (Typ,) was provided. Response: Statement of fact. 3.9. The Engineer shall provide testimony if any of the proposed improvements encroach on wetlands or wetlands buffers that exist along the westerly side of Eagle Ridge Way opposite this site. The NJDEP advised the Township that the drainage way on the easterly side of Eagle Ridge Way is not a regulated waterway. Response: Per the drawing titled Condominium Map for The Pointe at Crystal Lake, dated April 14, 2000, prepared by Langan Engineering and Environmental Sciences, the wetlands and wetlands buffer located on the property on the northern side of Eagle Ridge Way is contained fully on that property. No wetlands or wetlands buffers extend onto the subject property. 4. Grading & Drainage Plan 4.1. The storm water management plan was designed to comply with the regulations that were in effect at the time of the submission of the application. These regulations are contained in West Orange Ordinance No. 2870-24, adopted on November 25, 2024. The Engineer shall

regulations that were in effect at the time of the submission of the application. These regulations are contained in West Orange Ordinance No. 2870-24, adopted on November 25, 2024. The Engineer shall provide testimony that these are the regulations that were applied to this application. Response: Statement of fact. Testimony shall be provided. 4.2. The Applicant shall clarify which rainfall data is used for the stormwater analysis, the source of the rainfall data is not referenced or provided in the report. Response: The source of the rainfall data is Table 5-1 of the NJDEP BMP Manual, “County Specific, New Jersey 24-Hour Rainfall Frequency Data”. This reference will be added to the Stormwater Management Report.