like to start the meeting. Can we all rise, please? >> Pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for its one nation, indivisibley
andice for all. >> Please be seated. Welcome everyone. Township of Oldbridge Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting December 18, 2025. Adequate notice of this meeting of the Old Bridge Township Zoning Board of Adjustment has been provided in accordance with the Open
Public Meetings Act at least 48 hours prior to the commencement of this meeting by primarily posting in the municipal complex an announcement giving the time, the date, the location, the agenda of this meeting, mailing such announcement to the Home News and Tribune for publication, filing a copy of such announcement with the municipal
clerk, and posting the agenda on the municipal website. Do we have a roll call? >> Absolutely. Mrs. Andrews absent. Mr. Iso absent. Mr. Scogno >> here. >> Miss Benelli
>> here. >> Miss Testie >> present. >> Mr. Singh >> here. >> Miss Gomez absent. Chairman Sullivan >> here. >> Mr. Malin >> here. >> Mr. Hollahan >> here. >> Word members Joseph Melan uh is of
council tonight from the firm. We welcome Joe. Uh we also once again pass on our sincere sympathies on on the passing. Thank you. I appreciate that. Uh this meeting is being televised on cable TV here in the township channel
15. Uh simultaneously this is sent out on YouTube live. If you ever want to watch one of the meetings again or the planning board or any of the other meetings that are televised, you can uh go on YouTube and search them out.
I guess underbridge Township. I just wanted to take a minute before we start and we only have some homeowner applications. I'll make an announcement for the public uh concerning some cancellations this evening, but I wanted to thank everyone. Uh we this is our final meeting of the year. We won't
reconvene until 26. Uh the board uh put on a took on a lot of applications this evening. We're happy about that. And uh I want to thank certainly we don't have any of the professionals here this evening, but I would certainly like to put on the record that I'd like to thank
them all for the attorneys, the the engineers, the architects, uh the the traffic engineers, all the professionals that came in and before the board and helped us understand uh how to sit and uh think about their application and
make a concern and informed decision. Uh also I certainly want to thank the board itself for for being here all year long. Uh we are volunteers. Uh we're uh by law we have to be a resident of the community obviously and we are uh
citizen volunteers. Many of the people here have sat here for a number of years. So I I thank them and myself for for performing our civic duties and our commitment to this. Morin Porchelli is an employee of the township. She's vice secretary of the board as well. uh she
has a full plate uh normally at all times and it never goes away. We'd like to thank you for keeping us organized and and keeping this board fluid uh and uh all the information that we get from you prior to our meetings. So, thank you very much. >> Thank you.
>> Jake's over there doing the TV. He is always behind the scenes. Uh we thank him for his efforts during the year. So once again uh as we come to a close, we wish everybody a healthy and happy new year and certainly to enjoy your holidays safely. Having said that, we'll
move on. We have minutes of December 4th, 2025. Uh hopefully everyone has had a chance to review them. Absent any commentary, I'd ask some moved for adoption. >> Move it. >> Is there a second? >> Second.
>> Is it Miss Manella? Spanelli I should say. Roll call. >> Mr. Scogno. >> Yes. >> Miss Spanelli. >> Yes. >> Miss Testie. >> Yes. >> Mr. Singh. >> Yes. >> Chairman Sullivan. >> Yes. We have swearing and professionals.
We have Mr. Hollyan here. Counselor. >> State your name for the record, please. >> H. Sorry. Name is Daniel Holland. only officer. >> Thank you. I'm just looking for another pen. >> Do you need >> Yeah, I got it.
>> Yep. Got another one right there. >> All right. With reference the applications this evening for public record, uh number 27-2023 Z Vision Oldbridge LLC. That's a physical location is 1963 County uh
Route 516 in Old Bridge. for multi-family residence. They're seeking bifurcated devariance. The applicant proposes to demolish the existing garden center and construct a single multif family building consisting of 68 apartments including 11 affordable
housing units. This application has been adjourned for the evening. Uh it's going to be uh put on the agenda for public hearing on February 19th. There will be further notice. Once again, that matter is not on this evening. scheduled for
February 19, 2026 with further notice. Uh secondly, 33-2024Z, Community Bible Fellowship Church. Physical location on that is 442 Catrell Road here in the township. Uh House of Worships. Um seeking major preliminary
and final site plan with CN D variances. Applicant proposes to demolish the existing structures on the property, construct a house of worship. The application has been adjourned to the public hearing on February 19th, 2026 with further notice. Once again, those
matters will not be heard this evening. That brings us to our final three applications this evening, and I'm going to take them as they are written on the agenda. These are homeowner issues, and uh when I introduce the first one, I would ask the other two to kind of listen to my instructions. You you'll
get the hang of it. This is 33-205Z Brad Nichols. Uh this is our six zone. It's block 15562 lot 25 physical locations 43raton circle in bridge. Uh this is for groundmounted solar array seeking se variance.
Applicant proposes a groundmounted solar array. The array is proposes zero foot from the rear property line where 10 is required. Come forward sir. Uh this isn't continuence. Mr. Nichols, although we put you under oath, I'm
going to have the attorney rewear. >> Could you raise your right hand? Do you swear or affirm to tell the whole truth and nothing about the truth? So, open. >> Can you state your first name, spell your last? >> Would you just move that over in front of you, right, and push the button and it'll go green? Once it goes green, it's
live. You can sit down, sir. >> And the attorneys asked you put your name on the record. Spell it. >> Uh, my name is Brad Nichols. >> Spell the last name for the record. >> N I C K L E S. >> All right, Mr. Nichols, last time you were here, uh, you introduced a
application to the board where there was, uh, an array that you've put in the backyard. Uh, it was supposed to, it was about zero inches on the on the lot line. And as we explained, then the board doesn't have the power to to
approve something that's on a lot line. And council would would inform you the same thing. And uh I'm sure the board remembers the application, but uh why don't you just refresh us and tell us what you're going to what what you're doing? >> Uh I I got a survey. It said that it's I
want to say a couple inches off the property line. It's on the screen. So uh hope hopefully I mean >> Okay. You didn't have to move anything? >> No. >> Okay. I I remember we talked about that. Correct. >> Moment of
>> Okay. So nothing else was changed? Nope. other than a survey. Correct. We talked to Mr. Hollahan. >> Yes. So, Mr. Nichols was kind enough to provide our office with a survey shortly after the last meeting. Um, so there's three separate arrays here. You have the
one on top of the shed. That's no issue. You have this array here and then this array here. Moren, can you zoom into this section here at the bottom left of the ground mounted one? One more.
Keep going. One more. >> So, this is kind of the the area of concern. Now, I I would say it's there's definitely some dimension of space between the property line and the corner of the array here. Um,
I I would kind of maybe defer to council on the distance, you know, >> fence mine, but the vinyl fence is on my side. >> I was just going to ask about the fence there. There is a fence there. >> Correct. Yes, there is a fence here. This fence at least along the rigard
property line appears to be on the applicant's property. Um, along this right side, same thing. Appears to be on his property. Um there's a section of fence here that kind of scatters off the property to
page left. Um but as far as the fence along the rear, yeah, it's either on or on the property line. >> Okay. Mr. Mlin, >> as I assume uh the council who was here before me explained that it can't be on
it can't be on the property line. There can't be no space between the structure and the property. Do you know if the fence is yours? >> Yes, >> the fence is yours. >> Okay. You said there is some space.
>> Yeah, I mean there is I mean maybe an inch or two at most. Yes. >> The issue with here is because of a setback and and u correct. >> I believe you're an engineer yourself, correct? >> Correct.
Um, and there's supposed to be a 10 foot setback and I understand that you built this array already, correct? But obviously it could it can't touch another property line. Correct. >> So you're not planning on doing anything. There was talk about moving
the back panel to the front. >> Yeah, >> because it would give you >> would you say three foot or four foot or something? >> I don't know how how big they are. >> Uh, I want to say they're like three feet long. But yeah, as it the survey showed from what I was told, it's in
front of the fence, even if it's a little like a little bit, but the fence is on my property. I believe last time you said it had to be at least one inch off of the line. >> Well, it has to be noticeably somehow off of the lot line, but that doesn't relieve the setback. That just relieves
something you're not encroaching on somebody else's property. I I thought the purpose of the variance was because to get permission so that you I guess didn't have to have the setback. >> No, there's always the setback doesn't go away. That's the reason you're here
because you're seeking a variance for the setback. But uh now whether the board votes in favor of that, we won't know until we take a vote. Correct. if if you're going to ask for a vote this even the the downside of that obviously is if it fails you're going to have to
move it anyway >> understood so >> chairman I do want to add one more thing so after this survey was done when I had reviewed the permit application this section of array here I measured roughly about 96 square ft when it was
proposed during the application stage it was at least 3 ft off of the property line this survey I measured this distance here. It's about 2 and 1/2 ft. So, it's about 6 in deficient. So, he will also require that setback variance
for this array here. Um I I just do want to point out that I think the concern of the board last time that this was either on or encroaching. Um, I can confirm there are no encroachments and I I can make an argument that it's not on the
property line, but there's definitely a small distance between the property line and that panel there. >> Is this a You said vinyl fence. >> Was it 4 foot, six foot, whatever. >> So, you can't see through. No, >> it's on a hill, too. So, they they can't
see. I can't >> There's home be There's a home behind you, right? >> Correct. >> Let me see if the board has any questions. We'll go on my left. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Uh
where the I guess the structure to hold the panels is Yes. >> Is there any room? >> Is there any room that you can give us two feet? >> I think it would be very difficult. Honestly, it would be difficult.
Anything else? >> I do have Yeah, go ahead. >> Was the fence there when you >> No, I put you put the fence in. >> Yeah. >> On your property line. >> That's I mean I hired a fence company. I gave them the survey. So I would assume
that they would have put it correctly. But >> did you get Did you get an application for the fence? >> I hired Carl's. I I don't know. >> No, I mean through the township. Me personally, no. I I hired a company. I'm not sure. I mean, I know they had the utilities come and flag the
utilities, but I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. >> Is there an application for that? >> I don't know off the top of my head. >> No, I commend you for doing things on your own, but there >> fence was not Yeah, I couldn't do that. >> That's why you're here, though. You know, >> hopefully everybody's in a holiday
spirit mood. >> I I also use Carl's fence. I had to get a permit, not the company. All right. Well, um, we'll see. We'll see if anybody in the audience is in the Christmas spirit, the holiday spirit, as
you'd put it. Uh, I I'm going to go to the public. This is 33-2025Z. Physical locations, uh, 43raton Circle. Anyone here wants to be heard on this matter, please stand or raise your hand. No. >> Okay. I'll close the public portion.
Final comments. >> I'm assuming you're going to ask for a vote, right? Yes, sir. >> Okay. It's a plurality, so there's five members seated. You have to have three of five. Uh, any comments before we call for the
vote? This is going to be hardship C1. C2 C2. >> Karen, just to confirm, the vote would include the setback for the second array as well, >> right? So, it'll have to include the array. And what is it that the shed?
No, the shed's not in question. It is. >> What do you call it over there? That what is that? >> Oh, those are solar panels. >> Yeah, these are additional panels. These panels are two and a half feet where three is required. So, >> everybody understand that? >> Okay. So, it's for the array and the other panels.
>> Okay. Absent. Any questions? Someone want to move this for approval? >> Right. I'll move it for approval. We'll see if there's a second. >> Test the verdy. >> Roll call, please. >> Mr. Scogno. >> No. Miss Spanelli,
>> no. >> Miss Testie, >> yes. >> Mr. Singh, >> no. >> Chairman Sullivan, >> your vote is meaningless, but I was going to vote yes. >> You've been denied, sir. So, you're
going to have to wind up moving that so it's 10 foot off as well as the array on the other side. Okay. Okay. >> Sorry about that. >> Thanks for coming before the board. >> Thank you. All right, the next application is 43-2025Z.
It's uh Danielle Leeina. I hope I pronounced that right. Uh zone, it's R12. This is block 1603, lot nine. Uh physical locations 13 Mariposa Place,
Old Bridge. uh driveway and pool house seeking design waiver in a C variance. Applicant proposes to legitimize the construction of a 12x5 pool house and a 25x 25 driveway that were constructed by the previous owner without permits. You
are >> Danielle Lafamina. >> Would you raise your right hand? Do you swear a friend? >> I do. >> And would you state your full name? >> Sure. Danielle Lafamina. Last name is L A F M I N A. Thank you. Be seated. Uh
what I didn't because the first one was a continuence. I I I didn't give the instructions that I said I was going to. What the board wants to hear is the who, what, why, where uh aspects of your application. You may have some questions for us. We'll have questions for you. We get our information from the u zoning
officer who's going to tell us why you're here for variance. We've already been uh handed your survey and we know there's some issues. So, we're going to turn it over to you and let you explain to the board what's going on there on your property. >> Sure. Um, so I'm here today to seek
approval for the pool house that's highlighted in yellow off to the right hand side and also the driveway widening. As I mentioned, both were done by the previous owner. So, I bought this house uh last June of 2024, my first home. Um, this was the survey that we
had done when we bought the house and there was work done by them that unfortunately did not have permits. So, we are now seeking to get those permits so that we can legitimize all of the work. Um, and these are the two things that we're asking for today. >> Okay. Both of those items you said were
previously done. >> Yes, >> Mr. Holly. >> Thank you, Chairman. Um, yes. So, the two improvements that uh the applicant is seeking variances for are the pool house here and then the driveway here.
This driveway, the requirement is 5 ft off of this property line. Uh the driveway is set onto the property line. Um the pool house itself at a 12x 15 um requires a 10-ft minimum sideyard setback. Um I'm sorry, 10 foot minimum
sideyard setback. And the setback to this point is three feet. So, one is a design way for the driveway setback and then one is a C variance for the pool house setback. >> I have a question. Is that the top of the lot line? There's another pool house up there. What? >> Yes. >> Yes.
>> That's your neighbors? >> No. >> If you want I can >> I wish it was >> fill the board in. >> Please. >> Please do because I I would like to >> I'm here to help but Danny's been very helpful. >> It's a rather um >> complicated >> long story here. I'll so I'll try and make it as short as I can. Um, obviously
Miss Lafam had purchased the property as it sits on this survey. I don't believe anything has been changed since then. Um, on a code enforcement side, we were going after the previous homeowner for years and years to get these things um,
removed, legitimized, you know, what have you. He wound up moving to a different country, went off the grid, and in comes Danielle, who purchases a property. um tickets were then kind of transferred into her name and kind of now here we are where she's trying to legitimize at least stuff some stuff
that she can right the stuff that's on her property. Obviously the board can't grant waiverss or exceptions or variances for improvements off of her property. Um so she's been working with with our office for probably about a year at this point. Um the property is
owned by the HOA. Um, >> it's actually the property behind us we thought was owned by the HOA because that's where we started when we were discussing the things off our property. We learned it is not owned by the HOA. It is owned by a man named Steven Katz. >> He's
>> he's remember he came to that meeting we had here. >> It's it's privately owned. If the board recalls, I believe they saw the RD management application. It's on the other side of the street there. Nonetheless, it's open space kind of wetland area, right? Um, so Miss
Lafamina right now is working with that property owner to either get some sort of a encroachment easement or to have that piece of property sold to her lot. Um, so right now the only pieces of this
property survey that are in front of the board are the driveway itself and the pool house because that is only really what she can ask for at this point because all the other improvements are on another person's property >> question. >> Yes.
>> Did the previous owner construct that? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Oh jeez. >> The previous owner did the fire pit. Did the pool house in the back? Did the pavers in the back? Did the pavers around the pool house? Did the pool house on the right did the driveway? Um,
none without permits. >> Not on this property. >> Is there just out of curiosity, is there a home? No. >> No, it's all woods. >> Nothing behind us. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. It's a bunch of woods and then eventually leads to >> Gotcha. Gotcha. >> Just basically >> extended it own use.
>> Yes. >> It's not a conservation easement either. >> No. No. It was open space for basically what was Mariposa Place. >> Yep. >> So, we're just talking about the pool house that's uh needs to be 10 foot off. And what' you
say it is about 5 foot off? >> It's 3 ft off where it has to be five feet. >> Three. >> Yep. >> And the uh the other one is the fence there encroaching too or am I reading that wrong? No. All the way down the bottom. Yeah, that one.
>> There's a fence here that's encroaching. Yes. >> Yeah. >> That's also part of >> Okay. >> everything else. >> How about on her lot? >> Say again. >> On the on the applicant's lot, >> this section here. >> Yeah. Coming all the way down. >> So, the fence starts >> fence runs on the inside, right?
>> Yeah. The fence starts about right here. So, it comes off the back of the house here and then goes about here. It's on maybe shaded a little bit to the left and then kind of encroaches here. Um, I do want to note that the driveway itself was constructed within this 20 foot
utility easement. Um, the applicant had provided a letter from JCPNL approving >> I read that >> that encroachment into the easement. Yeah. >> So, you can actually testify to the fact that that was not her doing.
>> None of this was her doing. Yes. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> None of it was. And I understand this is not ideal. I I would just add that uh this is my first home. Uh I was nine months pregnant when I bought the house. And uh you know, I grew up in Old Bridge. I've lived here my whole life. I
really just we were in the middle of so many crisises, losing houses after house, just wanting to find our first home and stay within a town close to our family. So, we jumped on it and we're paying for it now. But we're here because we want to do the right thing. I wish my husband was here, but he couldn't make it because he's home with
my daughter. Um, but we really want to work with the board and the township to just do everything right. >> And we understand that and and you're you're a great resident obviously for for doing so. And it's a beautiful piece of property over there in that whole area is I wish you the best of luck in there. I don't know if the board's going to vote in your favor, but I understand.
>> Uh, we'll find out if you if you won tonight. Yes. >> Uh, let me see if they have any questions. You want to start on my left, Mr. Sing? >> No. >> I just have a I just have a quick question. Is the pool house up to code as far as construction and building
>> to be determined yet because she needs zoning board approval before construction will review. >> Okay. >> But but if approved any repairs or or changes that need to be made to bring it to code if it's not would be done >> of course. >> Okay. >> And we already started talking with
Kevin staff on the construction piece of it. We have we had some construction plans drawn up. So we're fully aware that we need to ensure that everything is up to code. And I think you would want it up to code anyway. So, okay, >> Mr. Scott, no. >> Yes. Can you confirm that it's not an HOA the property?
>> I mean, I have >> on the record. >> Yeah, I can I have letters? >> There's Did you >> It says it's an HOA. >> I know, but I don't think that I mean, I like don't have the physical documentation to give to you that says it's not, but we have had multiple
meetings with the HOA and Steven Katz, who has come to a township meeting. is your I think the question he's asking is your property do you pay an >> HOA HOA? Yes, I do. >> I'm sorry. >> So, do we have an HOA letter? >> I do. They gave a um letter of no interest,
>> right? >> Uh I submitted it. I have a copy >> that came in the package >> and they've been very willing to work with us. Like I said, we went there first before doing anything thinking they would be of help and they've been >> Do you have that? You have that? >> Yeah, if you look it up online. I
>> Oh, you didn't you didn't get a copy? I read it on the on the packet that we got. >> Uh so yeah, for for the record, I know there's a letter of no interest from the >> Yes, correct. >> Anything else, Miss Tessvery, did I get to you? >> Counselor,
>> when did you when did you purchase the home? >> We closed in June of 2024. >> Of 24. >> I have the original letter if you'd like to see it. >> I just don't have a copy, but I can show you the original. Sometimes the wording, the way they word
things and I have no further questions. Is there anything else you want to tell us? I want to go to a public portion. We'll get back to you. All right. We'll see if anybody else comments. We'll come back.
This is 43- 2025Z 38 Mariposa Place in Old Bridge Design seeking design wings. Anyone here in this matter uh wishes to speak on this matter, please raise your hand or stand. This will be the only opportunity.
Closing the public portion. Let Mr. Scogno finish the letter. >> It just says that the um the owner must conform with any setback. >> Okay. Okay. Thank you very much.
All right. Any other questions from the board? Anything for Mr. Hollahan? You're done? >> I have nothing further, chairman. >> Okay. So, uh, this would be a design a design waiver for the driveway uh because it's on the lot line or I guess right up abuts the lot line as
well as uh three foot where 10 is required on the pool house on the opposite side of the property. Correct. >> Correct. >> Board members. Anyone interested in moving that for adoption? That's >> testy. >> See, right. >> I'm sorry. It was Miss Testian.
>> Spinelli. >> Miss Spinelli. >> Mr. Scognau. >> Yes. >> Miss Spinelli. >> Yes. >> Miss Testie. >> Yes. >> Mr. Singh. >> Yes. >> Chairman Sullivan. >> Yes. I wish you uh best of luck in your endeavors. Uh I know it's probably
disheartening, but u it'll work out. >> Thank you. Thanks for being a good resident of the community. >> Thank you all very much. >> All right. 44-ish 2025Z Melissa Martin. This is R5 zone block 1080 lot 107.11
107 Pacific Boulevard Cliffwood Beach porch extension. Applicant proposes the removal of an existing front porch and the installation of a new front uncovered porch seeking seat variance. Miss Martin. >> Yes. >> Court attorney, I swear you swear.
>> Melissa. M A R T I N. >> Please be seated. Once again, the same thing applies. Just tell us in your own words what you want to do, why, how. We'll go to Mr. Halahan. He's going to tell us why it needs a variance. We might have
questions. Same same procedure. Take your time. >> Um, so my porch is falling apart and my neighbor's been helping me put band-aids on it um for about two years now. Um, I finally after living in the house for 11
years have enough equity to improve things. Um, the reason why I need a variance is because I want to expand it. Well, and because my property lines are so close together in the um Cliffwood Beach section of Old Bridge,
um so I basically want to expand it and so that I can sit out front on a rocking chair. I know it's silly. And be a part of the community. I'm pretty close with my neighbors, but I I want to sit out front and it's silly. >> It's not silly whatsoever. As a
homeowner, you should be entitled to do what you want on your property, right? and enjoy and enjoy your property. >> Sit online almost every day. So, >> do you have any exhibits that you want to show us in the way of pictures or anything other than what we've already received? >> I just have the sketch and the survey.
>> Okay. Do we have >> We have that. >> Just what we have. Okay. We already have that. So, that that that's fine. You don't need to present anything else. I'm gonna go to Mr. Holahan. He's going to explain why is in need of >> Mr. Hahan. Morning. Can you do me if I could just maybe zoom in a little bit to
the where the yellow section's highlighted? >> Good. >> Yes. And Miss Martin, just to confirm, this is the existing wood porch and steps. Okay. >> Yes. >> And then Moren, if you can switch to the other plan
>> and then if you can just maybe zoom into this section here. >> Thank you. Um so yeah so the applicant is here tonight seeking a C variance for sideyard setback to this deck slash porch. Um the setback is 3 feet 3 in
from the sideyard property line where 9 ft minimum is required. Um as you saw in the survey the existing porch is in line with the house itself. Uh she proposes to bump it out by about 1 foot n in here. And I'm not sure the dimension on
the right side, but it's really doesn't really matter at this point. So, uh, the reason for the variance is the bump out towards the property line here. Um, I believe the front yard setback is remaining unchanged. So, the depth of the >> yes >> porch is remaining the same. So, there's
no relief required there as an it's an existing nonconformity. So, just that one C variance for the sideyard. board members on my left. >> I'm good. >> I don't have anything. Uh you you said this is going to remain uncovered. It's
just uh >> Yes, I don't have anything that would I can't afford. >> You can't You're not going to do that right now. So, okay. But you don't have any plans. You're not going to enclose that and make it another part of the house. You want to use it as a porch? >> I do. That's what you're presenting to
us this evening, huh? >> Okay. Thank you very much, councelor. Ernie, >> just what um your lot, is it irregularly shaped for the neighborhood or is is it particularly narrow? >> It is. Um I'm a single lot. So, um and
my driveway is on the lefthand side. So is my neighbor. Some people have single lots where they kind of have the driveways on the same side. I don't know why they're different. Um, each person on the block has different lot sizes. Like some people have double lots,
triple lots. >> Um, jealous of those people. Um, but we are a close neighborhood for that reason. Um, >> I practically live in my neighbor's marriage. It's pretty funny.
>> They were all undersized uh down there in that section. Yeah. So, while there are five, I don't I don't think that they meet. What are they What are they at, Dan? The requirement for lots in this zone are 5,000 square feet. So you typically see 50 by 100. This one's 25 feet wide. So it's half of what is
required. Yes. >> They're undersized by by so C1 they're undersized by configuration, right? So >> you can't can't comply. >> Yeah. >> Uh we're famili We're familiar obviously with that with different sections of town and obviously they were built differently. Very nice community as well
though. Uh >> oh, it's great people. It really is. Um, but it was it was what I could afford. It was my first house. >> There's there's no need to explain to this board. Everybody everyone here has probably been through your similar situations. So, we understand the narrowness down there. And it's
admirable that you are reinvesting in your home rather than leaving the community. So, it's kudos to you. Uh, someone in favor of moving uh this is the uh single uh it's the single sideyard step. >> Cameron, I do public portion first. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Public portion on this.
107 Pacific. This is 44-2025Z. Anyone want to be heard? Please raise your hand or stand. No one has. I'll close the public portion. Final comments. You do want me to take a vote, right? Someone want to move this for approval?
>> Move it. Scagno. >> Single sideyard setback. 3 foot nine. We're 10. >> Yes, that's correct. >> Where's 10? >> I'm sorry. Nine. Nine is required. >> Nine is required. >> Dinder. give you a second. >> Moved in a second. Roll call. >> Mr. Scognau, >> yes.
>> Miss Spanelli, >> yes. >> Miss Taverie, >> yes. >> Mr. Singh, >> yes. >> Chairman Sullivan, >> yes. Again, congratulations and uh I hope you enjoy your home for years to come. >> Thank you so much. And I'd like to thank Moren. She's been and Daniel have both
been godsends. >> They they are they are wonderful people. You sat here at the beginning of your meeting. Uh, I did praise uh Moren, not so much Dan, but uh >> without them I wouldn't even made it to >> He's excellent at his job. Believe me, it's not an easy job. So, thank you very much for that praise.
>> Happy holidays. >> You too. Thank you so much. >> Very welcome, Melissa. Merry Christmas. >> You, too. >> Happy New Year. >> Y >> uh that closes the agenda other than general public comments. And at this point, if there's someone here in the room who wishes to make comments to the board concerning an application, please
feel free to raise your hand or come forward. No one has. I'll close the public portion board members. Uh that's it. Uh closes another year. Um thank everybody. Hope to see everybody next year. Please enjoy healthy, happy holidays with your
family. >> Someone move for German, please. >> Test the verdy. >> All in favor? I. >> Any opposed? No. >> We stand a journ. >> Merry Christmas. >> Happy holidays.