I did not hear that. I don't know. >> I can't keep track of his vacations. >> All right, guys. Pipe down. >> Uh, okay. I hereby declare the zoning board of adjustment meeting, regular meeting and hearing on of May 19th, 2026
come to order at 7:37. Uh, call to order and statement of compliance. Adequate notice of this meeting/hering has been provided by posting a copy of the public meeting/hering dates on the municipal bulletin board by sending a copy to the echo sentinel which is now the mountain
something or Mars something and by filing a copy with the municipal clerk standard board procedures any meeting/hering conducted by the board is a quasi judicial proceeding any questions or comments must be limited to issues that are relevant to what the board may legally consider in reaching a
decision. Any decorum approp and decorum appropriate to a judicial meeting hearering must be maintained at all times. Meeting cutoff. Announcement is made that as a matter of procedure, it is the intention of the zoning board of adjustment not to continue any matter past 10:30 p.m. at any regular or
special meeting/hering of the board unless a motion is passed by the members then present to extend the meeting/hering to a later specified cutoff time. Electronic devices. All in attendance are asked to mute their phones or any electronic devices as to
not interrupt the proceedings. Pledge of allegiance. >> I I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Thank you.
>> Roll call. >> Yes. Mr. Aronio >> here. >> Mr. Ganakis >> here. Mr. Rosenberg is excused this evening. Mr. Watts is excused this evening. Mr. Zadznney >> here. >> Mr. White >> here. >> Mr. Zorke >> here. >> Vice Chairman Groskoff I think is
excused. >> Okay, that's fine. I may have missed that. I may have missed that. >> Yeah. So, but I'll check my notes. >> Chairman correct >> here. >> Chairman, we have a court. >> All right. Thank you. All right. We don't have much to do today except for
the resolution. So, we have >> an extension. >> An extension. Right. Uh right now we have the resolution for Jonathan Walker extension. Oh, that's the extension request. >> No, we don't have that resolution. >> We don't have that resolution. Right. >> We have the Francisco
application 25-22Z. >> Did everybody have a chance to review it? >> That was a humdinger. >> Uh >> eligible members are Chairman Gretz, Mr. Aronio, Mr. Sadney, and Mr. White.
>> Okay. So, you heard who's eligible. Uh any uh questions, comments, or changes for the resolution? >> We actually need to fill in two blanks. >> We do. I didn't get a chance to do it yet. >> Yeah. >> Well, what are the blanks before? >> Uh the >> name of the interpreter.
>> The interpreter. I didn't catch the spelling of her last name. >> Yeah, I'll go in and put that in. >> And also, uh Mr. Sunberg, who uh spoke at that meeting, he was a member of the public. I didn't catch his address. And I just want to confirm that I spelled his name correctly.
>> I have his address. I'll I'll confirm that. >> Okay. So, subject to those two additions, are there any other uh changes or comments? >> Hearing none, would you call the >> and and if everybody could just take a look at those conditions carefully and make sure that >> see this just I would like to have this
in advance. I know we did, but it still said there was outstanding issues with it. Like your email, your last email. >> Mhm. >> Were the Were were those the only two things? Was the name? >> Yes. >> Yes. Yeah. Those are This this is the same then. It hasn't been changed since. >> Everything is exactly the same except for the those two things that I didn't
have access to. >> And I just haven't had a chance to go back through the the video and put it in which I'll do tomorrow >> because I know that there were a lot of moving parts to this application. I just want to make sure that you know all these conditions were exactly what the
board >> required at that time. A lot of movement. That looks good. >> Yeah, >> that's you got everything. Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. Do I hear a motion to approve the resolution? >> So move. >> Do I hear a second?
>> Second. >> Okay. Roll call. >> Mr. White. >> Yes. >> Mr. Zraosni. >> Yes. >> Mr. Aronio. >> Yes. >> And Chairman Gret. >> Yes. >> Motion carries. Thank you. >> Very good.
this. I want to give that to >> All right. Now, >> we don't we don't have the meeting minutes. We're going to have that in a later date. The next thing we have is an application for an extension request block 10701,
lot 01-01. >> That I didn't turn that one on. So, why don't you just sit at the table? Uh, 10 Castle Place, application number 24-21Z, Anthony Diamato. And I see we have our favorite attorney here.
>> Thank you. I appreciate that. Uh, for the record, Frederick Zelli Postpollock on behalf of the applicant and I guess substitute applicants is probably one way to phrase this. Uh, when the approval was given, it was the applicant was Anthony Damato. Uh, Mr. Damato has
subsequently sold the property uh to end users to a family who are going to build a house for themselves. Uh and they have asked me to make this application uh to extend the uh deadline that was included in the resolution for uh construction beginning uh
>> past the 12 months. >> Just fill us in. When was this approved and when did the deadline when was the deadline expire? >> And I am embarrassed to say I don't have the letter right in front of me. >> Oh, okay. But it's all spelled out in my letter. >> Uh, yeah, we don't have it.
>> Uh, do we? No, >> I'm not going to be able to work off a memory, but it's fine. >> Do you have it, Yolante? >> I actually I recall it was November. It was November of 24. So, November 25 was the one year. And that that's right. >> We don't have uh I just wanted it on the record, you
know. >> We need to put it on the record if the board especially if the board doesn't have the letter. >> Well, I can go I can go print it. You want me to go print? >> Yeah. Did you print for everybody just so that we have that background know >> somewhere? >> Are we still we're still on the record
though because I can go ahead and give the reasons and that. >> No, no, no. Wait till she comes back. >> Is the Wi-Fi in here? >> Yes. >> Yeah, there is. But I don't know what the password see public too.
>> I have public five. >> Yeah, public 5G. >> I got 4G. >> Is it this one? That's >> that should be it. >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you.
>> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, I'll get I'll get the letter right now. What is that? That LH public 2.4 >> is a 5G. >> Oh, 5G court. >> I got it. >> Okay, I got the letter.
Connected. Not secured. >> Ah, I I recall reading this letter. >> It's all coming back to me. There's two versions of it because I had my >> Yeah. One >> new client's name spelled by >> Oh, yeah. I saw that. >> One letter. >> It's always those tricky names they give
you. >> And I I copied the wrong spelling was taken from something and I got scared because I was like, well, please don't tell me the uh you know, the deed has it wrong or something that actually matters. >> Right. Right. >> It was it was something arrangious because the deed had a PR person. >> So, it's prod Hanang,
>> right? N A N G N Take one of >> I was just going to read it. Here's coffee for you. Thank you. >> And for the record, I did not put the
new owner's name on the agenda because I really wasn't sure how that translates. Well, the any approval runs with the land. >> Okay. >> So, it runs with the block and lot. It runs with the address. >> The extension will have the new name on it, >> right? >> Okay.
>> So, it really doesn't matter who the owner is. It's really approval runs with the land. >> Okay. So, we just got this letter and it said that the uh approval was October 15, 2024.
And uh formal resolution was adopted on November 26th, 2024. So it would go until November 26, 2026. >> Well, from 24 to 2025. >> One year expired in 2025. >> Okay. >> Coincidentally, that's when they purchased was November 2025.
>> Oh, okay. All right. Gotcha. >> So >> So you want it for how long? I I would ask for at least six months just because takes a while sometimes for these permit applications and everything are in. My understanding is what prompted them to contact me is that's
the last thing I think that they need before they can get their permits. >> Yeah. And they don't want it to expire before. Excuse me. Why don't you just go for a year in case you need it? >> I I'm certainly fine with that. I didn't want to sound greedy. >> No, no. I was going to say maybe a year would be better because we'd rather not
have have you come back again. a year from tonight or from the original expiration because that's a big difference obviously. >> I I think um generally when extensions are granted they're granted from the expiration date. >> That's what I'm saying. >> So that would only be November 2026
which would almost give you that uh >> which would be six months. >> That's why I asked the question. >> Why don't you go to the year end or something then? Just December 31 something. >> December 31st. >> Yeah. Why don't we do December 31st? >> The board can grant any relief. That's a good idea.
>> Yeah, because we'll be back here. I just know how construction things roll sometimes. >> Yeah. >> You know, as long as shovels in the ground. >> Yeah. All they do is shovel one one thing of dirt, but never know what things >> Well, they they need their permits and this is the final thing that they have to submit in order to obtain permits,
>> right? Okay. >> What's going here? Residential property or >> residential? >> It's vacant lot going to be single family house. Single family home. >> So, this was a bulk variance. What kind of a variance was it? Was >> it was multiple? It was it's an undersized lot as I recall. You had setbacks. >> Okay.
>> Talking about any line >> typical for single family. >> All right. Uh any other questions of the applicant's attorney concerning this uh request? >> And just so we can put this on the record, what what zoning? >> What zone? >> What zone are they in?
>> R3. It should be >> R3. Okay. >> R3. Okay. >> All right. So, this is an R3 vacant lot. um unders sized required several bulk variances. >> Correct. >> Did I not send you the original resolution?
I'll resend it. >> I don't remember seeing it. >> Yeah. >> Um All right. Any other questions concerning this? Um do I have a motion to approve uh the extension to December
31st, 2026? >> I'll move that. I have a second. >> Second. We roll call. >> Mr. Aronio. >> Yes. >> Mr. White. >> Yes. >> Mr. Janakis. >> I abstain. I can do that. >> Okay.
>> Mr. Zadzi. >> Yes. >> Mr. Zorke. >> Yes. >> Chairman Gret. >> Yes. >> Motion carries. >> There you go. I'll dress up. Thank you all for this. >> Have a wonderful evening. >> You too. All right. Now, um, gentlemen, I know there was a we just got these bunch of
minutes stuck here, and I don't know whether you guys want to sit and read them tonight or you want to take them home and look at them and do it next meeting. >> Well, if you don't want to read them tonight, I'll email them to everybody, the rest of >> them. Well, yeah, but we got this, but email to everybody else. I think that's fair because I think it's a little rush to sit here and have some weed.
>> I agree with you on that. >> So, let let's let's, you know, call it call it a night, but just give us a rundown of what's coming up so we know. Um, well, as Verizon was supposed to be on June 2nd, and I haven't heard from them yet. I'm going to try to get two
two applicants on for that night. >> Um, so we have uh so on June 2nd, we will hopefully have two other applicants because I don't think Verizon's going to be going forward, >> but again, I haven't heard confirmation. So, we'll have two hopefully residential and then all the meeting minutes. Uh,
two more resolutions, I believe. >> Actually, a number of other resolutions. all all of the resolutions from the last meeting which is two >> in addition to the rocker extension in addition to this extension so these
people can go and get their building >> great uh what about the next meeting in the >> Nothing scheduled yet >> nothing scheduled yet okay but there are things in the pipeline >> uh a couple but not much right now we're pretty much caught up I mean other than Dunkin Donuts and I know I know of about
at least five application spending >> that I've been working with applicants on. >> Oh, okay. So, there's thing in the pipeline. >> There's things in the pipeline, but nothing ready to come to the board yet. >> Okay. All right. Good. Okay. That's good to know. Okay. It's nice to know we're not back, though. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, uh with any other questions
about the >> scheduling? Okay. How's everybody's, uh, vacation scheduling? Is everyone going to be available for June? >> No. >> No. What about what's going on in June? I have um various travel and I I'll be I don't know if it's the meeting date, but
I have various travel plans. I don't know exactly when. >> Oh, but is it the first week in June? >> I don't know. >> Oh, you don't know. Okay. >> I have I have like all kinds of stuff coming. >> The wife hasn't told you yet or >> I don't have that calendar. >> Okay. >> Anyone else issues with vacation? >> About from the 20th to the end
>> of June? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> Just when you figure out your schedule, please just email me. >> Yeah. Just let double check it with the >> I'll just let you know if there's a conflict with any of the meeting dates. That's >> okay. All right. Cuz it's always good to know because if we have to need a qu we have if we need a five vote it's always
nice to know how many people we have >> or a seven. Yeah. >> Or Yeah. If we >> with the Dunkin Donuts we need a seven. >> Yes. Right. So that's what I mean. Yeah. >> If we need five affirmative >> Yes. >> votes. All right. Very good. Do I hear a motion to adjurnn? >> So move. I have a second. Second. All in
favor? All right.