PB 13 09 Bow and Arrow Manor Inc Signed Resolution

(vii) site plan drawings prepared by Petry Engineering, LLC dated January 23, 2013 (SP1-SP6; (viii) survey prepared by ZL Land Surveying, LLC dated April 20, 2013 (2 sheets); and (ix) architectural drawings prepared by WSW/Associates last revised January 22, 2013 (AO.01 and AO-02). 2, The Board accepted the following exhibits into evidence: A-1- Boundary Survey, Zdravko Lucin, LS, ZL Land Surveying LLC; A-2 - Overall Plan (including overall shared parking), J. Michael Petry, PE, PP, RA, Petry Engineering, LLC dated 1/24/13; A-3 - Ala-Cart Dining Drop Off — Layout Sheet and Associated Details, J. Michael Petry, PE, PP, RA, Petry Engineering, LLC dated 1/24/13; A-4 - Grading Plan, J. Michael Petry, PE, PP, RA, Petry Engineering, LLC dated 1/24/13; A-5 - Lighting & Landscaping Plan, J. Michael Petry, PE, PP, RA, Petry Engineering, LLC dated 1/24/13; A-6 - Sheet No. A2-1.02, Second Floor Phase 2 Garden Room, W. Scott Winger, AIA, WSW Associates, dated 11/7/12; A-7 - Sheet No. A2-6.00, Elevations Phase 2, W. Scott Winger, AIA, WSW Associates, dated 5/6/13; A-8 - Color Rendering of Existing Elevation and Proposed Elevations with partial floor plans by Jesse J. Gardner Inc. dated 6/5/13 (3 sheets). 3. Applicant’s attorney Robert Williams, Esq. opened the presentation by noting that Applicant was secking amended preliminary and final site plan approval with a variance for lot coverage. 4. J. Michael Petry was sworn and qualified as an expert in engineering and planning. He noted that the property is located on the west side of Prospect Avenue and has been at that location for over 60 years. In the 1990’s the property was subdivided for a Residence Inn and when that happened a cross- casement for parking was created reserving 124 spaces for the Applicant. The Applicant is a restaurant and banquet hall facility with a total seating capacity of 1,404. There is a principal main building and two other out buildings on site. Mr. Petry testified that the present application will not affect the conditions of the prior approvals and is mostly renovations which include enclosing a portion of an existing upstairs outdoor roof patio as a banquet room for 95-100 people, which is the first stage, and adding a connector breezeway between the main building and a residential structure which will be converted into an ala carte dining area. Other renovations include

eople, which is the first stage, and adding a connector breezeway between the main building and a residential structure which will be converted into an ala carte dining area. Other renovations include installing an clevator, a new women’s bathroom and reconfiguring the banquet spaces previously approved under Resojution PB-12-31 dated January 2, 2013. With regard to planning testimony he stated that building coverage is presently 12.22% and 12.41% is proposed which is within the 40% allowed. Impervious