Okay. Uh, and we got the minutes. you guys. Great. Great. I'll get the glasses. So, I'm not going to be able to see. Crap. All right. Well, as long as you can read the Yeah, I can read. Right. I'm talking about up on the screen. I'm only kidding.
Hey, Ken. How are you? Good. Good. How you doing? Good. How's your husband? [Music] Good. Work has been absolutely bananas. I worked all day Saturday in
the cold and rain. It was horrible on Saturday. Did you enjoy the snow? No. When and they the building power was down, so all my antennas had absolutely no heat on them either. So it was like 40°. [Music]
I'm trying to open these before they get on like you guys ready. Okay. Here. I think we're just waiting for Brian to let them in. Uh, everybody everybody's in now. Hoping Jeff would would zoom in, but I
am not I'm not seeing him. Okay. Um, literally like a no no TV anchorwoman tonight. Just talking to the mic and the camera. So, um, should we start? I think you
should, uh, open up the meeting. Good evening and welcome to the um April 14th zoning board of appeal hearing. Um we have I guess um our applicants are on Zoom this evening. So there's no one in
the audience here. Um so I guess we will I guess approach approach the screen instead of the audience. Um, I will introduce the board members. To my right, um, serving as our clerk this
evening is John Ber. To my left is Ken Jarvin. My name is Karen Dardy. I am the chair this evening. And from our planning department is Mr. Brian Zatelli, our planning director. Um, we only have one applicant on for this
evening. Um, and we have one continued case. for the applicants. Um hopefully you've all been admitted into the um Zoom meeting and please just I guess each speak one at a time and right now
we only have three board members. hopefully our fourth board member um Jeff Sour will be zooming in but at least at the beginning of the meeting we'll handle um some administrative duties and we'll see where we are after
we complete those. So board members we are in receipt of minutes from the March 24th meeting. Any comments or questions? Hearing none. Do I have a motion to accept? Madam Chair, I move
that we accept the minutes from March 24th. Do I have a second? I second the motion. All in favor? I um the minutes pass. Mr. Clerk, could you please read the continued please? Yes, madam clerk. Uh
our first uh continued item is 20 Popes Lane uh located in the highway corridor. uh request for a special permit to allow for two storage containers to be placed on the property for over 6 months in a calendar year. The intention is for
these to be permanent structures on the site. Uh the request was made by EDM Construction Car Sea McIll. It's docket number 25-5094. Um, Madam Chair, we are in receipt of a letter uh requesting a
continuence to our May 12th meeting 2025. Um, uh, it just says we are requesting a continuence on this matter. EDM has had has not had enough time to look into uh this matter and it is signed by uh,
Jacqueline McIll. Do um do I have a motion to continue? Uh so moved. Um a second. I second. All in favor? I. Any opposed? Case is continued until May 12th.
Okay, Madam Chair, we'll move on to our regular item. Uh this is for 10 Newberry Street, site 5, uh sorry, sweet 5, aka 20 Arch Meadow Drive. It's also in the highway corridor zone. A request for a use variance under table one table of
allowable uses in order to operate a 33,000 ft recreation/entertainment/sports facility indoor and in a zone where this is not allowed. The request has been made by David Swan, docket number
25-5100. Thank you. Um I would like to ask um the planning director at this point um um Jeff Sour hasn't zoomed in so we don't have enough votes in order to be able to
vote this in so I can't see any of the people up there. Is attorney McCann on the list who was speaking on behalf of So yeah, I'm not sure is um April um if you're there. Maybe I uh if I have to
unmute you or maybe that's the problem. Yes. Um yes, sorry. April is here. She has been the applicant on Hold on a sec. We um I I can we can barely hear you. So, but uh that's a Hold on a second.
Okay. on the headset just fine. Oh yeah, we uh we just can't hear from the speakers like faint. Yeah. Yes. Very I'll crank it up a little bit and turn your Thank you. Uh April or Joy, why don't you go ahead?
Hello. Can y'all hear us? It's It's quite We're still working on the audio. We're having a hard time hearing you. So, if you could give us a minute. See, I have as loud as it can go without bringing in this room. You guys are
quite loud. You guys should be able to do that. That could work. Just on your mics there's a Yeah, on your mics there's a push button. I haven't had this issue before. It's just interesting. Um, if you just hold it. Yeah, you got to hold it that mutes
everything. So then like so that way you can crank up without getting feedback. Okay. Yeah, sure. Hover. See how it sounds. I cranked it up. All right. Why don't we try one more time? Hello. Hello. It's a little better. All right. Why don't you go right ahead and
we'll see how far we get. All right. Uh, I will be speaking on behalf of Benchmark Group, David and April. My name is Joey Wilder. Um I have a presentation here um that
they have. Let me see if this works. Okay. Again, I think um the issue is that we only have three board members. Hear you with your fingers. I think the issue is that we only have
three board members here and we need four in order to be able to vote on your case. So I I think the only thing we can really do at this point is continue your case until for a future
meeting. Correct. So our next meeting is April 28th which is in two weeks. Would you like us to continue until that time? Yes, ma'am. Okay, perfect. Do I have Madam Chair?
Just before um could I ask a question? Yes. Sorry, Madam Chair. Could I ask a question? Yes, you may. of the applicant. Um I I'm just trying to understand is uh and and I don't even know who's who's speaking right now to present this
application, but um is the owner of the property uh going to be present and and uh who online uh are you representing? I'm taking it David Swan. So David Swan, April and myself work for
Benchmark Group. We're an architecture and engineering firm. Um, we are representing the tenant that is looking to go into that former big lots space. Okay. I guess my request through you,
Madam Chair, would be to to to have this uh move along come April 28th, if you do choose to continue, is I would like to see the owner of this property also be part of this presentation cuz we will have questions that I feel uh you will
not be able to answer. Understood. And are you agreeable to that? I I I agree that that the owner should either be here um in person or zoom in as well. Um because oftent times there are questions that pertain to the
whole property and not just the unit that you will be operating um you know your your recreational facility in. So um again I agree with um John that we need to have the owner here as well.
Excuse me, Madam Chair. Yes. Hi. Uh, this is uh Nancy McCann. I do represent the owner of the property. So, the owner is here by my representation tonight. Um, however, I agree that without uh
having four members present, we really can't uh go forward this evening. My one uh request is has uh anyone tried to reach uh Mr. sour to see if he intends to uh log on sometime soon rather than
continuing two weeks. Um well, we can certainly try. Um again, he he supposed to be zooming in, so I'm not sure if he wasn't able to do it or if he's having technical difficulties. But if you want to take a break, we can try and reach
him and then um if we can, great. If not, then we can continue. Is that agreeable? Uh, yes. I since we're all here, I guess it makes sense to try and give him a call if someone has his cell phone
number just to see if he's available. And if not, then we'll be back in 2 weeks. Okay. [Music] All right, I just sent him a message. I had a hard time hearing her and I think it was Did she say I'm
representative? That's okay. Okay. Yeah. I I heard I heard the pres I heard um the introduction from April and from Nancy. Yeah. Yes. So, um I was unable to reach him. I tried his phone.
Are you able to reach? I I got nothing. Oh, wait. Well, yeah, he's He says he's having trouble connecting. Oh, okay. Um do you do you want him maybe to call the um tech and see if maybe they can work it
out? Uh he said he's trying to log on. Okay. Um well, let's hold on. Do you see him like in the waiting room? Not yet. Is that him, Jeff? I see uh
somebody in the waiting in the lobby. Who am I hearing now? Oh, here he is. Oh. Oh, there he went. Oh, I see him. Okay, he's here. We are four officially. Who?
Get a mic. Can we get a mic check? Yep. Can you hear us, Jeff? Uh, yes. Perfect. Wonderful. We can hear you. Wow. All right, let's begin. Okay. Um, why don't we start from the beginning? Um, April, if you could introduce yourself and begin your
presentation again so that Mr. Sour and the rest of us can hear you as well. Oh, would it be okay if I take the lead? Yes. No, no, no. I asked you to. Okay. Oh, okay. My name is Joey Wilder. Um I
am uh with Benchmark Group representing um the tenant. Uh I'm here with April and David Swan. Well, David Swan's not here. Um we are an architecture and engineering firm. Uh we would our tenant would like to go into the Big Lots
space. Um it's currently a highway corridor zone with an adult use overlay. Unfortunately, uh our tenants use which is um an adventure park for children um
with attractions and trampolines, foam pits and climbing walls um is not permitted under this use. Um, so we're asking um the board if there could be a variance uh to this as there's already
been a Monkey Joe's uh in the similar location um as uh where we're proposing um some information about the tenant. It's called Urban Air and they're based
out of Dallas, Texas. Uh the concept is um they have specific operational hours if you're interested in me providing that information. Um their age of the participants is from 5 to 17 years old
approximately. and they do have a small cafe and birthday party rooms um to service the um community. Um we feel that the uh facility would enhance the surrounding recreational sport venues, existing ones and arenas with
good, clean, familyfriendly fun um especially with some schools located within uh the area um and would help facilitate that. uh group. Thank you. Attorney McCann, before we begin asking questions, do you have
anything to add? Uh no, I don't. I think that's uh this location um this particular mall area has had um as was stated, Monkey Joe's, which was a similar uh type of recreational uh facility, as was Monster
Golf. Uh both of those uh were recreational types of facilities. So this type of use has been um at this location at this mall um for many years now and uh the owner of the property is
certainly in favor of um offering this type of a recreational use um in the town. And these are some of the images that uh urban air provides to the kids. as uh
entertainment and attractions. Cannot hear. Okay. Thank you, John. Do you have any questions? I do. Thanks, Madam Chair. Um I'm I'm sorry I didn't catch your name. We're having uh trouble with the
audio, but uh to the presenter, I guess. Can you ask me um uh I guess you're calling this uh an adventure park. Is that correct? Correct. And uh do you operate uh other facilities of this types uh of
this type around uh Massachusetts or across the country? Yes, across the country. Can I ask you how many? Oh, quite a few. I don't know that off the top of my head. Um, but I know that we're currently working on 20 plus um,
locations and just in the Dallas Fort Worth area, I think there's about 20 plus, but none in Massachusetts. Not that I believe. Okay. And um, uh, this
is going to consume the entire space that is currently big lots. Correct. And then I noted all the drawings and the changes, so I don't really need to go over that. Um, any change to the outer facade?
Not more than the signage. Just signage. And what would the hours of operation be? The hours of operation are weekdays 4 to 8:00 p.m. Uh, Friday and Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. And then
Sundays 1 to 8:00 p.m. I'm sorry. 1 to what? 8 on Sunday. Correct. And about approximately how many employees? About 20 to uh 20 to 50. It just varies on the day as well as if there's
birthday parties. Um so the weekdays don't have as many employees. Um weekends there's a lot more. Okay. And Madam Chair, I think this question may be more for attorney McCann. Um, attorney McCann, if you could
answer, uh, you know, this won't go on to site review if we, um, approve this, uh, use variants. So, I I really I I guess I'm trying to frame my
question the right way. We approved back in 2021 uh, two different changes on that site. Uh I believe one was a plumbing supply place and another some other type of building
supply place. However, what I think this board failed in addressing and as I drive in that site um is I I just think the traffic flow and the parking lots and the speed bumps
and all of it is just it just doesn't seem to work properly. And I wanted to get a sense for if the owner is going to address any changes uh and your feeling about what I'm
highlighting. Uh I am not I I represented both the plumbing supply as well as the roofing um company that came before you and they came before you because of outdoor uh
storage as opposed to uh the uses and at that time um I do not recall any issues with regard to circulation or parking and uh the planning board did uh review the
site at that time um for for both of those and I I am certain uh with regard to the roofing supply. The planning board did review um the site plan changes because there were changes on the exterior proposed for both of those
applications. I am not aware of any issues with regard to circulation or parking. Um that uh that you may be referring to. Um however, this is something that we could certainly um if
there are specific items that you're aware of, Mr. Bonner, we could certainly discuss those with the planning staff uh to see if there is any circulation type of changes or you mentioned speed bumps. if those need to be uh addressed, we
could certainly look at that through planning staff. Um I I would be uh and I only come at it from a area of I feel when you pull in there off of Route One, which is a challenge in its own right. I
think we can all agree that um you know you're you're on a highway that speeds probably average about 70 miles an hour and you're trying to pull into that site but then once you enter that
site there's not a clear direction to me via either signage or curbing or even colored curbing. So it it it really lends itself to kind of be the wild west uh to me when you get in there because
it's this vast parking lot. So I don't I really don't think there's parking issues. However, there is a directional issue for traffic. And then I believe there's some incredible potholes uh that exist as you go by Planet
Fitness and out that direction which is near one of um you know one of the supply houses where the old Dan and Hope was. So those maybe more comments but I I really think that because this won't be go before planning it's up to this
board to kind of request that you know we we try to address those things. So, uh, with that, I I don't have any other questions. We could certainly work with planning staff on directional signage. Directional signage, um, is permitted, uh, under the bylaw, um, to be placed.
It's usually placed in coordination with planning staff. So, we could certainly look at that and and I will, um, alert the um, the owner of the property to the potholes uh, that you're mentioning. Some may or may not be on the proper
property, but I'll uh I'll certainly alert them to that. Thank you. And I I will just point out those potholes have been there for some time. It's not new. It's not this winter. It's years. So, uh anyway. Okay. I I yield. Uh Madam Chair
Ken, um I I was just going to ask about the the parking. I mean, we already sort of breezed by that and I guess there was adequate parking for big lots, but say if there's a um couple of birthday
parties, um do you foresee uh any parking issues based on the a lotment of how many spaces there is for that for that particular uh facility with with there's other um you know, a bunch of other stuff uh facilities
around there that may you know, at the same time are people frequenting their stores? Um, if that's a question for me, I'll say no. We don't anticipate any problem because uh this site when it was
originally developed was uh it had adequate parking for high level uh retail use, which is a higher uh or tends to be a high uh ratio for parking uh on square footage. And we've had
other types of entertainment uses as I said earlier in this um in this retail um mall if you will. Uh so no we we have adequate parking. We're not anticipating any issue with regard to parking.
Okay. And um as far as the numbers um c could I ask the uh Brian Mr. Sure. Um so according to the 33,000 square ft building they would need about 99 spaces. Um but this whole parking lot's governed by the whole site for for
square footage and require I don't know the exact number off head it was 9 and they have to supply 915 total spaces which includes handicap and they have 929. So there's they're overparked
according to the to the zoning table. Okay. Um so I mean that's close to a thousand spaces for for these uses uh which I believe is adequate. Okay. Thank you. Um last question. There was a question before of when did the highway
corridor um sorry this was a question before coming to be before cameras were rolling was when the highway corridor uh started. 87. It was 87. So, and that is the first uh I believe that was uh there's an application on here from
1987. Yeah. Yeah. Probably right when it changed. Y probably. Y Jeff, any questions? Uh yes. Can you hear me? All right. Yes, we can. Uh I actually don't know who this question is for. Um maybe attorney
McCann, maybe some of the board members. Long before I was on the board, um my kids who are now 32 and 30 played at a facility in this location. I can't
remember whether it was called tot stop or there was some some uh use of this space and if it required a variance at that time I would think the variance
would have stayed with the property and if it was something else like a special permit or whatever but I remember clearly that exactly what this applicant is looking for is something that was there cuz my kids played in those ball pits and climbed in that equipment and it was
in that old HQ space between I think it was Monkey Joe's. Yes, Monkey Joe's. No, it was No, it wasn't Monkey Joe's. It was before that. It must, you know, like I said, my my kids are in their early 30s and they must have been six or eight or 10 at the time. So,
it must have been 20 years ago anyway. I um Jeff, I agree. So, I'm just I'm just surprised there's not there's not a already uh already a variance for this use uh on the property because like I said,
we had gone there many times and uh used uh the use was exactly what this applicant is is is looking for. Jeeoff, I agree with you. My kids went to the same facility. I don't remember what the name was, but it was in a different
unit. That's why it's before us again. And I agree with you. I had the same conversation with Brian about the use variance, but because it's a different unit, that's why they are back asking for another use variance. Okay. So, so
the the variance only goes with a particular unit. that that's the way I guess it's been handled especially with this um property because if you look at the the different uses both what we remember um Monkey Joe's there was one
other like golf recreational facility and even kind of the gym that's part of this property as well. So, but they were all located in different units within the same property. That that seems like a little bit of
splitting hairs as far as I'm concerned. Uh, if it's appropriate to zone this parcel for entertainment, uh, I would think it would pertain to the whole parcel and and let's not keep
coming back every time somebody chops a different piece of the of the floor plan off and wants a new use variance. That makes sense. Anyway, yes, I have no other questions. I I'm just a little puzzled and you know I uh I'll save my comments for later, but um I I think
John has already brought up an important point in that, you know, a plumbing supply place or a flooring place uh has different clientele walking across the parking lot than, you know, a kid's play
structure. And the only reservation I would have is that we would make sure we have well marked crosswalks and signage and uh not put anybody in danger with uh plumbers roaring through the parking lot trying to get to their plumbing
supplies. So, okay. Thank you. So, I'm all set. And I I just have one question. What is the capacity for this recreational facility? I know that you said that there would be
um approximately 20 employees, correct? So, do you have a occupant load cal approximately for this location by any chance? Brian, do you have the do you have what
the capacity? I don't think she was asking me. Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah, I'm asking April. Yeah. Okay. Um, do you have it for one of the other locations? An approximate location? Uh, u, yes I do. Let me look it up really quick for
you again. Here. She's going to look it up. She's looking up the capacity. Had one additional question. So in 1999 there was some type of entertainment facility put in. Yep. So whatever that was is probably
where Jeff went to and your kids went to. Yeah. Because they g was 2007. Yep. Yep. And then there was a golf place in the gym. So there was actually four. Yeah. I agree with you. Seems like overkill.
I do want to answer a follow-up question. Um someone had asked if there's any stores in or locations in Massachusetts. There are two. one in Bellingham, Massachusetts and Brockton, Massachusetts. Okay. Thank you,
Madam Chair. I have one additional question if I may. I have one question. I'm just waiting for the capacity. Okay. You still haven't get that. While she's looking that up, um, how long do you anticipate the construction phase to last?
Uh typically we ask for 3 months but it also depends on the scope of work. We have gone out to the site um to assess the building. Um we do have to uh accommodate a lot of attractions um and that's going to dictate how long our
construction timeline is going to be. Most of it's going to be on the interior of the building. Um if I'm not mistaken, we have enough clearances and that's one of the hardships of finding locations. um for this use um because of the height
clearances that we're needing and the square footage. Um so it really is going to vary, but we do ask 3 months at a minimum. Uh cuz really the space in and of itself is not that complicated. It's the attractions.
Okay. Thank you. John, why don't you ask your question while she's looking up the capacity? Uh, I'd just like to know if the applicant will take a condition to address uh the directional signage and parking
lot improvements. Um, and I ask that because I I think for me it's too open-ended to just leave it at the will of um I guess what the owner wants to do. I
I think there's a problem here. And I think Jeff pointed out well that now we're going to introduce, you know, potentially uh children that I'm sure will be very excited to get into your place. And that
lends itself for, you know, somewhat uh dangerous situations. Now, I think uh in my opinion up near the sidewalk and entrances to all these different suites that are part of this, you know, large
campus is probably the safest spots. Uh I feel it's the the entrance roadways and the lack of um flow when you're coming off the highway there. Plus, it's used as a major cut through and and you may not realize that um but you know,
many people use that to turn around um and get onto Route 114 west. Uh and I know there's speed bumps and there's things to deter, but I think I'd like to see if you would take that as a
condition. uh that would be outside of the tenants uh responsibility. So I would ask if Nancy can answer to that. It yes, the owner certainly wants
a safe u place for for all of its tenants and particularly for this use. Uh, as we've all noted, there have been uh these uses. Now, this is perhaps the fourth or the fifth in in history um to use the property for uh family type of
recreation. But certainly, we would take a condition that um we would um meet with planning staff to see uh what we need uh for directional signage um to make things safe and to work with
planning staff. I think we would certainly take condition that we would work with planning staff with regard to um circulation uh signage and uh pavement markings that would be kind of crosswalk type of things
which it certainly makes sense. So we want to make sure they're there. If they're not there that they're there and in the right location. So pavement marking and directional signage. Absolutely, Madam Chair. So, I mean, I would say that we we can easily assess
pavement markings. Um, there are a number of crosswalks on on the site and if all it is is they they need to be maintained. So I think what you're I think the word is m like maintenance of I'm not I'm not sure that's it though because I I think especially given that
the registry of motor vehicles is in in there and to me they're kind of like out in the middle of the parking lot and then you have another building to the right that's kind of in the middle of the parking lot. So I I'm not sure it is crosswalk. So, I
I I understand what you're saying and I do I you know me, I'm the key of wanting things marked. Um, so I believe, you know, painting crosswalks and that type of stuff certainly will help, but I really think it's when someone comes off of Route One, there's almost like three
options where they can go, but but it's not very defined. Well, so yeah, directional signage is it's easy. I didn't know if you were talking about additional infrastructure. I am curving and that sort of thing. that would that would be that would not be this exercise. I I
think some curbing is in order here and I think because of the registry and I think it's it's it's again I find it confusing as someone who uh goes in there enough uh I think if I'm familiar with the site and I'm confused I can
imagine people who are coming in there for the first time uh would be more confused is my indication. So that's that's my request. And we would be agreeable to uh working with planning staff um to uh make sure that circulation is
properly marked with pavement markings and directional signage. This property once again has gone through site plan review on a number of occasions. uh when we start talking about curbings and things like that, that's that's beyond
the scope of uh this particular application that's before you, particularly when we're talking about a totally different tenant. Um but uh the owner is uh and that would be the registry of motor vehicles that you just referenced, but uh we're certainly
amendable to uh working with planning staff to make sure that the circulation is uh properly marked um to uh to make the the uh all of the tenants, but certainly this particular tenant uh have
safe access into into the building. So that would be pavement markings and directional signage. Okay, thank you. Um have have we found the um maximum capacity yet? Yes. Um on average there are typically about 500 um
occupants, but that would be assessing it at the building code stage and that is assuming that it's being used all at once. Um, this space being a little bit larger than some of the typical, we probably would come out to
600 occupants, including the employees. That's a That's a big number. One more question for you. Go to comments. Yes. Um, I I just have one question. Or actually, you go first and then I'll go. Is this site currently empty? Yes.
It is. Yes, she said. I would like to point out on the occupant load though, please note that that includes children. So, if parking is of concern, uh they are not driving there themselves. So, it's not 600 people driving to this
location at once. It would be 600, you know, including children, 5 to 17. So, okay. And um attorney McCann um besides this unit that is now empty to be
converted, are all of the other units occupied? Do you know? To my knowledge, yes. Okay. I believe that is correct. Okay. Thank you, Mr. Zakelli. Do we have any
questions from anyone online? Nope. Okay. So, let's begin deliberations. John. Uh, thank you, Madam Chair. Um, I, you know, I agree with Jeff. I, you know, there's been entertainment
uh through varants um at this site at different suites within this site. So, it's kind of redundant that we're here. Uh I would uh you know I I understand where
the owner comes from with not wanting to do curbing and stuff. I really struggle with that because to me the planning department has had or the planning board I should say has had a few bites at this apple already and just as soon as
2021 just 4 years ago and um they felt it was okay as it is. So, I don't think it is okay. However, I don't feel like I'm going to vote no against this because of that. I will take attorney McCann at her word that uh she
will work to improve this uh through directional signage, painting, whatever. But I really do feel like there's a flow problem there. And um I hope I'm not voting for something that creates a problem. So, but I will vote in favor.
Ken. Thank you, Madam Chair. Um, I'll I'll vote for this. I mean, it makes sense uh because Monkey Joe's was, you know, in in other um entertainment uh places where uh companies were fulfilling that area in that area. So, I
I would vote for that. Jeff, uh thank you, Madam Chair. I I will vote for this application as well. I think it's a good use of the space. Um, I share some of John's concerns, but um, I am confident that attorney McCann
will work with planning staff and make things better. So, I'm a yes. Thank you. And I I will also vote for this. I think it's a good use of the space. I also share um the board members concerns with regard to the flow and the
safety in the parking lot. So we will when we read out our decision we will add some language with regard to that. So who would like to read? Uh Madam Chair I move
um that uh we make a motion for 10 Newberry Street sweet 5 aka 20 Arch Meadow Drive located in the highway corridor. Uh, this is docket number
20. Um, I think that's an error. It's actually two five. Yeah, it's written two. Uh, 25-510 0. Um the uh motion is to issue a use variance under table one of the zoning bylaw to operate a 30 thou uh
33,000 square ft site um recreation/enter entertainment/sports facility uh indoor in a zone where it is not allowed and that the proposed extension/alteration of the use is not
substantially more detrimental than the existing structure. structure to the neighborhood. Adjacent properties would not be adversely impacted and a condition that uh directional signage
and markings and flow of the site be addressed um with the owner through the planning department. Do I have a second? I second. All in favor? I. Any opposed?
It passes. Thank you. Good luck. Thank you. Good luck. Thank you for your time and thank you for your consideration. Thank you. Good luck. Yes. Thank you so much. Bye. Goodbye, Madam Chair. Motion to adjurnn.
All in favor? I I Good night, Jeff. Good night, everyone. Good night. Thank you. Good night.