Board of Adjustment meeting with. Please come to order. Adequate notice of this meeting was provided in the following ways. Notice published in the Courier News. Notice posted in the Bulletin Board of Municipal Building. Notice made available to the Township clerk. Notice sent to the Courier News and Star-Ledger. Please call. The roll. Mr. Weissman here. Mr. Tillery here. Mr. Patel. Mr. O'Reggio here. Mr. Blount. Mr. Mitterando here. Mr. Rowley here. And Chairman Cahill here.
Well, everyone, please stand to assume to the flag. A 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. Mr. Kennedy, do we have any changes to tonight's agenda? There are no changes to the agenda tonight. Thank you sir. Let's start off then with item number 625 dash ZB, dash 82 V will Wilfrado Pagan Wilfrado Pagan present?
He is not. Mr. pagan has been trying to get his notices done for many many many many months and he finally got them done. But I wasn't sure if he was actually going to show up this evening. So let's. Let's move on to item number seven in case he does join us. Item number seven is 26 dash ZB, Dash 09V0 is here. Oh, Mr Wilfrado Pagan I see him. Are you. Present? Okay, Mr.
Mr. Pagan I need to swear you in. Could you raise your right hand? Do you swear that the testimony you're about to give should be the truth? Yes, sir. Okay. You can put your hand down. Explain to the board why you're here. Please. I am here because the the summons that you guys give me for the fence. Mr. chairman, you may want to check with Mr. Mizrahi to explain what's going on here. Yeah, I think it's a little bit more than that, to be honest with you, but. Yeah. Jonathan, can you jump in here? Certainly. When the applicant came in for the, rectify the summons, we picked up, a pool and a deck,
as well as sheds that are nonconforming, at a bare minimum, the fence needs to move in to avoid the side triangle of the intersection of Curtis and Mansfield. Mr. Pagan have you received and read the staff report dated November 19th, 2025? Yes, I read it. This and like I said, I, I don't, just got the house and the fence was taken down from the, with the wind and everything,
and I put in a new fence right where the other one was. Yes. But I even told him, when I went to them that I had the pool and the deck because I didn't wait for you guys to come in in there, I. I told them that I got that. Okay. And there's no permits for the pool or the deck. That. Well, companies having come and stolen, they should, they should have put it in everything in. And they did not.
Okay. And, and the fence to the company. So they came and told me that everything was okay. So, you know, I mean, I'm like I said, this is the person that owned my home, so I don't we do not know much about all these rules. Okay. When you had when you had the pool, the deck and the fence installed. No, no permits were, found in our records for them. So what we'll do is, what the staff is recommending. The fence will need to be moved in off of Curtis,
and potentially angle at the corner of Curtis and Mansfield to clear the site. Triangle. And you're going to need to seek approval from the construction department for the pool and the deck. Okay. If the if the, deck or the pool gets denied by the construction department, it all needs to come out. Wow. And, That's why I hired the company. So they could have put all the the requirement.
Because they are the one who know what to be done with the pool. They could. But yeah, I, I agree. the fact that they didn’t you should seek and and maybe sue the company that did not provide those permits because they, they left you with they left you holding the bags. What they did at this point, I, I, my lawyer told me that he want to see what is going on with you guys, you know, see what a thing because he I give him all the paperwork from the company, from the pool and the company, from the fence
and like, I really don't know, because the pool, the guy who installed the pool, I gave him and he said, yeah, we're going to put it in. I myself took the paper to you guys in some reason, it was sent to his house. And when I talked to the young lady where you guys that she told me. Yes, I sent them the paper to him because I need more, more, wording in the, in the contract.
And he called me and I got, I got the, I got the, I got the, paperwork. I think it good to go. So, you know, I mean, like I said, this is my first sign that I buy a house, and, this. And the guy said, everything is good. So they came in, I. Great. I mean, if he don't. So I don't pay. And it was not a mr.. Pagant hey still might be good if if you are grant if I'm building department grants you the permits,
you can keep it the way it is with the exception the fence that Jonathan mentioned that's got to be moved. But and and to that end, Mr. Chairman, if he does want to change the fence to a four foot, 50% open fence, because it does seem with the deck, you are seeing over that fence. Anyway, I hope he does. If he does want to change to, a four foot 50% solid fence, alleviating the need for the variance for the fence. We can resolve this matter with the pool on the deck. I went to work with you guys because, you know, I mean, it's a lot of money
involved over here, and I am willing to work with you guys to if I have to cut it down to do the fence and make it. Then if I have to do that, you guys recommend me do that? I am willing to work with you guys. Like I said, I don't want to lose all this money because this is crazy. You know what I mean? Them. So, to that end, I'll recommend that we, conditionally approve the application for the process to begin for the construction department to do permitting for the deck in the pool.
I will see how the construction department finds, the condition of the deck in the pool, and then we can, pick it up from there, and we can administratively advance this and again, if just for the board's purpose, if the construction department deems them unacceptable, they'll be removed if they are acceptable. Mr. Pagan and the staff will work out, either modifying the fence to alleviate the need for the variance, or moving the fence so you can retain the six foot fence.
With a modified setback off of Curtis. Like I said, I think I am willing to work with you guys. You know, I mean, I, I paid the company industry, have other requirements for you guys to tell me that it's okay to put the pool. If they were to tell me no, I don't get no permit. I would have never understood. Sir, at this point, I think it's your best interest to work with the building department to get those permits. And if they are approved, then you'll sit
with Jonathan and the rest of my department and, work out what solutions you want to do with the fence. Okay, so I think for tonight, that's the best solution. Yeah. I really appreciate anything that you guys can do. I am willing to work with you guys. Okay? I said I'm willing to work on that. And we appreciate that. A lot of residents don't, reach across the aisle, so to speak. No, I forgot, this is from and like I said, I thought that I didn't do nothing wrong from the put in the fence. There was a fence there
and the shed was already there from the house when I bought it. Don't you want to be? I am stuck here, but. Oh, well, if that if somebody before you had the house and put up an illegal fence and the fence blows down, it doesn't give you the right to put up a new fence in that same spot again. Buyer beware. It's your first house. I appreciate that. That's why this board is bending over backwards to not deny your, your claim tonight or your application, but I'm going to work with you. Just we there are certain steps we have to take first look, first things we got to do.
Get to the building department and get them out there to do the inspections on the deck, on the pool, and then we'll work from there. I appreciate that I'm an awesome guys. Thank you. Okay. Thank you very much. To take a vote on. Open it to the public. Yes. Any other members of the board have any questions for this applicant hearing? None. I'm going to open to the public. Anyone of the public have any comments or questions about this application? Laura you're muted. And Courtney I'm sorry. No. Yeah. There's no one in the public. Chairman thank you I appreciate that.
I'm going to close the public portion and I'd make a motion to approve the application. And the second. I'll second it. Thank you. All the roll please, Mr. Weissman? Yes, with the, the, statements that was said. We're not approving the we're not granting the relief. We're we're. Conditional rights. Thank you. Depending on whether or not he gets his building department approval. Yes, I should have clarified that.
I'm sorry, Mr. Weissman. Thank you. Yes. Thank you. Vote. Yes. Mr. Tillery. Yes, Mr. O'Reggio Yes, Mr. Mitterando Yes, yes, Mr. Ali. Yes. And Chairman Cahill. Yes. Forgotten you've received the conditional approval. You need to go to the building department, apply for the permits for the pool and the deck, and proceed with that procedure. I really appreciate that. Thank you very much. Good luck. Sir. Yeah. Item number seven 26 Dash zb, dash zero nine V
Michael and Aldora Thompson from. Michael and Aldora Thompson present. your muted Michael and Aldora Thomas Thompson. There on the screen that just that mic is muted. You have to unmute. There it is. Yes we're here. Hi. Hi. How you doing. Could you each raise your right hand. Can you see. The testimony you're about to give should be the truth. Yes, yes. Thank you. Put your hands down. And one of you explain to the board what you'd like to do here. We would like to keep the condensing
unit on the side of, front. The easement, we had told our contractor, who is an Hvac, and I gave him also the survey to show about the easement. And, he told me that he understood the condition. You know, the the air conditioner is not on the The easement. So, I found out that, that, the air conditioner or the condensing unit is on the easement,
for us to remove the condensing unit is going to be very expensive, and will have to go in the back of the house, and that may require major construction inside the house. We have sheetrock in the basement. It's a finished basement. And it is for, condensing units. And we did ask about, if it could be hanged up on the side of the house. And he said that, the, the contractor said that,
he cannot put the condensing unit because it is too heavy on the side of the house. I asked him, can it be on, some kind of if you can lift it up. What? What we the remedy to correct the, the the condition unit. And he really don't have a true answer to it. That's one of the issues that we have with the condition. I mean, the air conditioners, is the, also the fence?
We're in a corner. Lot, and we are also on the corner lot as well. We also, have a fence in the front. At the time that took out to permit, I did a circle driveway, and, I had a lawyer, Andrew Barron, who was an attorney at the time, and I told him about, the fence and in the front. And evidently, defense is not on, I believe is is on the easement to. And, We didn't know was not.
Yeah. We didn't know it was not on the permit at the time, but we did file one for the fence as well. So I also asking the board to consider that, it would be responsible to if the township needs to get to the easement or the right of way that will be responsible to remove the, the fence if you are allow us And these and the condensing units as well. One thing I just wanted to share with the board before you make your decision,
we had an accident on the house where, person was a young person who was, driving. He was, I believe he was a under 18. He was under eight. He was 18. He was under. It was. 18 under age. It was under age. And he hit the township, fence and went to our fence and hit at this unit, which almost hit the house and our house, the we have superior walls and I believe
that the condensing unit has saved that side House had been many accidents. On a corner lot with the township, fence. And one of the neighbors is, street from us, right. Directly right in front of, on the side of us, a car was speeding and went right into the side of his house in the garage. And he was one of our neighbors. And he charged him with a DUI and I have pictures to show that. And the police report is accident.
That did happen. And I believe that that what, saved outside of the house and would have caused more damage, on the side of the house. And I'm asking the board if they will consider allowing us to keep everything with that. If they need to get access to it, we would be responsible to remove it as signature. Thank you, Mr. Thompson Jonathan, you want to jump in here for a second?
Sure. So the township is comfortable with, granting, a memorandum of restriction for the fence located within the easement on private property. However, there is a portion of the fence that extends into the public right of way, and it's off of your property, so that that portion needs to be reconfigured so that it's out of the public right away. So I understand it is a it is a corner lot. But if you look on the survey, it is it's curved on that corner between, right on the corner of Woodlake.
So that fence that goes out in a, rectilinear corner, it needs to conform with that curved property line. Oh, I see, you see that. Angle on an angle. Yeah. So we need to go on an angle once it's on. Once it's on an angle. We'll we'll have you enter, a memorandum of restriction, which just says that if we need to access the easement, your cost, the fence will be or any other improvement in the easement will be taken out and put back in at your cost. Okay? Okay.
So that handles the, easement and the fence for the air conditioner condensers. We we just don't feel comfortable with them being in the easement. Hanging them on the house was was our best shot. Our best idea of of making this work, just because it would be elevated off of the ground. So it would still. Because I agree with you, it's going to be, it's going to be a bigger project with the finished basement and rerouting all those condenser lines
to locate them. So having them hang on the house was our was our best, best idea of making this work. So if that's not if that's not feasible, our, our next recommendation would be to relocate the condensers to the rear of the house. Would there be any way to elevate them up without hanging them off the house? Just. They're off the easement. They would have to they would have to be hung in a way where there's no structure on the ground in the easement.
So that would mean hanging in the bracket or the shelf, whatever you want to call it would have to be hung off the house. So, it, I understand if it's too heavy, that might mean that there has to be some work done to the, garage wall. I'm not sure. So, yeah, we go from no side of the house all the way around to the back because the some of the units are in the attic. Right. And. Yeah. So we'd have to we'd have to.
It is two. So there's two. The furnace is in the attic is two, furnace in the attic is two produced in the basement. And it's gone towards the side of the house. So they put the, the front is where the old furnace was before. And so that's what they did. And then to run a, to, to move the, condensing unit. You talking about tearing up the sheetrock going into the superior was then you talking about going to the master bedroom,
running the lines coming down that way to bring in on the, the easement. I mean, I'm at the back of the house, and we have moved pretty much everything that the task required us to do. As far as the shed, far us, everything you asked us to do. And basically, this is, you know, I feel like this this part right here is not even my fault. Is the, the, the contractor who I can I mean, I didn't know he didn't understand how to read a survey, but,
I gave him a copy of the survey, and I asked him, are you sure that it's not on the easement? And he came to the township, to the building department. And also, I think that was that, engineering and engineering. And so we, you know, I mean, to to remove it or the easement, the easement been like this the probably like this since 1979, I believe. And I didn't know anything with the township. How use the the easement.
I've been willing to sign the contract and moved a condensing unit if they have to get into the, to the easement, but also just just, be, mindful that, you know, if someone if I'm in the basement and I'm losing, I have access towards my, the gym area and the car go through there, and I could kill, you know, that's the one thing I think I'd be really worried about because it's so many accidents
and maybe even down the street on Drake and, and, and on Woodlake and I feel like the fence is really protecting it. Have a chance. And I have pictures of the car going into our house, and I have pictures of the fence. I have pictures of the township fence on our property. So I have all the things that show that there's so many accidents over here. And to me, I think that on safety, I think the fence have I had the opportunity to see my house and not seen how it's fall apart.
So with the condensing unit, it showed where the car actually saved the house. By hitting, I mean the car hitting the condensing unit and the condensing unit was saving the house on the side of the house. So I just wanted to take consideration of that as well. And, and. Okay. I think, Sean, how do you want to proceed with this? Your recommendation is to move it to the back. I mean, unfortunately, just like the first applicant,
they were lied to or misled by their contractor, but that's that's something it has to be. Buyer beware. Unfortunately, if you want to, the Thompsons, you might want to contact, another construction company and see if they have a load bearing, brace or bracket that you could put the condensers up on the side of the house rather than, you know, go through the cost of relocating to the back of the property. But my my experts are pretty strong in thinking that these condensers have to get off the ground over the easement.
I understand that, and I appreciate that. Sean. Can they run a cooling line already on the side of the house is going up to the back. To the back. I I'm not an expert in that. I don't know if anybody else is, knowledge. I mean, he's an engineer. The one I was just talking to. I'm not architect, so I my my understanding is, can I run, like, a wonder if you're talking about relocating the condensers and then running and then running a cooling line from the relocated position around the house.
So that way you're not penetrating the the structural wall in a second location. Right. Do you want to put this I I'd imagine you'd have to be buried in some fashion. I don't think we'd want it to be out in the open. I can consult with our, township engineer, and see if that's safe. That's acceptable. Okay. Because that if that could be done, that would be an easier. Easy fix, maybe. Easier fix. I don't know how that would be efficiently for cooling the house
especially, you know, I'm pretty much, I have cancer and I'm at stage four, and I'm getting to where, the hot season. So I'm trying to, you know, when someone comes, I'm going to be in a world of trouble. And, you know, at this point of my stage, I just cannot afford it. I mean, if I had to do a hospital here and that the hospital, I mean, this is I mean, I understand, but the lawyer, that part I understand
understand about that understand about going out to the contractor. But, you know, this is I understand this is not my fault because I didn't fill out the application for Hvac and he fill out the application. I gave him the survey. Far as a survey concern for the condensing unit, I understand it. I have one question for Sean. You saying that, you want me to you agree to remove the the condition unit and to put it in the back now or hang it, have a bracket,
and I have to tell the, the Hvac guy if he can hang it on the side of the house, but, He's also going to check to see. What if. We can use. Right. And by ultimate ask him, was that if, the township. Because I don't understand like on the front of the or the side of the house, are we responsible to take care of the lot as well? Because it had haven't been maintained since we've been we've been maintaining since 2013.
We've been maintaining that property and they be cutting the grass on the side on Drake. And we've been taking care of the property on, on, Drake, I guess I guess they considered that Drake was that. That's true. That's correct. Okay. That's a fine property. So are we responsible for that as well? Because I don't know, because they stopped cutting the grass and I thought because we have a front, the side front. Are we responsible for taking care of that? Jonathan
Then they're responsible for taking care of a property that's not in there. There. Footprint. My my understanding is it's, the easement property is is theirs. It's, it's reserved for the right for the township to go on to it for municipal purposes, unless they're talking about. Well, so because they're not maintaining it doesn't mean that it's still not ours. Right? That's, You know what I'm asking. You outside the fence. I'm sorry. I saw something outside the fence. Outside the fence, too.
Because if I'm taking care of that on the outside of that fence and the inside, and y'all guys can agree to. If you have to. I mean, the with the condensing unit, what I'm saying is. If it can stay there and it's not bothering nobody. And then in the township. Yeah I haven't used that. It's over 40 years now and you haven't. And we had to move. And what we're saying is we can move it out the way the town. I have to use the the access of the easement.
We can move it out the way. The same thing with the fence. Both we have been here for. I've been here since 1983, so, I mean, I'll be able to remove it the same way. I would have to remove the fence. And that was say, I mean, I'm signing the contract with the township and saying that I'll remove the fence if you have to get there. You have you have you have to use it. I'll do the same thing with the condensing unit. I think there's a difference between, a fence that can be a post that can be installed.
Straight directly into the Earth versus something with Hvac components. Laura, are we, for the 23rd? Is there is there space if we want to carry this? Well, yeah, because everybody else keeps postponing, so why not? So my recommendation, my recommendation now is, I'll, maybe the Thompsons should advise, consult their attorney and maybe another, contractor.
See what? See what? Relocating the condenser units to the rear yard and installing that condenser line along the rear of the house. What that's going to look like for efficiency for the system. And, that'll give me time to consult with the engineering department on the feasibility of installing or, trenching that line very in a small way in the easement. And then we can reconvene on the 23rd once we have a little bit more information. Is that enough time for you both to commission?
Oh, I can get this done tomorrow, but I have a question. You said the defenses inside the Earth. The pad is on top of the. I mean, the pads is on the earth and the condensing unit is on top of the pad, and, lines is going into the house, which if they have to remove the, condensing unit, that's what you would. You just said to me, the conditions are very easy to remove in the fence because you got to take down and you got to go into the earth. You don't have to go into the earth with the condensing unit, the addition. You have a pad, it's a plastic plant,
and all you got to do is just take that out and cut them up. I'm just talking about the line, if we don't want to have the line sitting above grade. For the wrong things, yeah, right. What I'm asking you is if the if the line is on the house and they have to take the line is not touching the earth and is only touching the condensing unit and the, the Hvac I only have to do is to, cut, the, the coil that, is the, if they haven't cut that, then that's it. That's the easy fix.
I don't think that the condensing unit or is it planted inside the Earth. Like you said, the fence is planning inside the Earth. That's the easy removal. Is the condensing unit, is the easy removal. Because all I got to do is cut the line and then move the contents off the property. That's the thing. Okay, my Mike, I think the best solution to do right now is to kick this can down the road for two weeks. We, we we get together on the 23rd and we'll have better answers for you. And we'll have, clarification on this end as well.
So we make the right decision for both parties. Okay. I do appreciate that. And, just if y'all guys just take in consideration what I just said because I'm just listen to what he just said about defense in the Earth with pad understanding. Okay? So take that into solution, cutting that the line and then moving them out of the way then. And so for 23 with no further notice. Anything here on this application, it's going to be carried to April 23rd with no further notice by the applicant. We'll see you in two weeks. Guys I appreciate you. Thank you so much. Take care.
Let's move on now. Item number 8 26 Dash zb dash 11 V. Jayana Terantino yeah, you say that right? Jayana Yes. Okay. I need to swear you in. Are you both going to be testifying? Yes. Each raise your right hand. Tila. I'm lefty. Do you swear that the testimony you're about to give should be the truth? Yes, yes. And one of the time. Could I give your name and address, please? Jayana Terantino 11 Boxwood Road,
Piscataway. Edward Terantino 11 Boxwood Road, Piscataway, new Jersey. Thank you. Could one of you explain to the board what you'd like to do here? So we're just going over, we had some variances that we put in for, a deck and a gazebo and a hot tub. So the the deck, it basically we had, a small structure. It was about 22 or 23in high.
I mean, I thought really it was more of a platform than a deck. When we bought the house, had had a hot tub already on there, so the hot tub had broke. We got rid of it, and we were just going to replace, replace the existing structure, make it a little bit nicer. So we went to apply for permits, to upgrade the structure. And we found out that, that, you know, it was the deck was not able to be put to, you know, where it was. So we were asking for a five foot, setback
from the side yard for the for the deck. And then a six foot setback for the hot tub to go on that, structure. And then, there's a seven foot setback for a gazebo. I'm not sure if if that's, if we're going to go through with that, but, if that's not an issue, then we would we would go, you know, put forth the seven foot setback for the gazebo structure. So that's and there's a platform deck there right now. It's just like one, one end is, what, 19in and the other end is brawny four.
So the front of it, that's the grading of the property. The front of the structure currently is, about ten inches off the ground. And as the property goes towards the, towards the neighbors, you know, towards that side, setback. The property is graded on a down downward angle, I guess, for water for runoff. Runoff here from the right to the left, all the properties, as we see, you know, degrade down. So, you know, the front of that structure said right now is about ten inches off the ground, in the back is about 22in off the ground.
That's that's how to level to have the structure level that you see from from front, you know, from right to left. Okay. Jonathan, you wanna guess, some expertise here? Yeah. I had the benefit of talking to the applicant during the week. Could could one of you, give a little explanation on the condition of the existing six foot solid vinyl fence? It's in great condition. Yeah. The structure is sound. It's I, you know, keep it light and and power washed and cleaned and,
I'm not somebody who who let things deteriorate. So if there's ever an issue with anything, you pretty much gets fixed, right away. And that's why that's how this fence is right now. Great. On the drawing you provided on the survey, the hot tub is six foot from the fence. Is there enough room to move the hot tub two feet closer to the pool, making it comply with the side yard setback? I mean, we we could, the only issue is the further that we move the hot tub towards the pool, you know,
the hot tub itself is 94 by 94 by eight feet. You know, both both ways. And we really one part of it is to try to keep it, at a length away from the pool. We would like to have, you know, a longer distance from that as, as possible. And secondly, the further that we move the hot tub, to the right away from the setback, and we were trying to have it sit on, you know, footings that are going to be existing for the deck
to also use for the hot tub so that we did and more footings unnecessarily. You know, in that process. Okay. And this is, a hot tub with no external equipment. You just plug it into, appropriate electrical source, and, you know, everything's self-contained. Yeah. So the the line is currently. So where, you know, where the hot tub will be placed, you know, we're we're asking there's already all the electric.
Is there, ready to be hooked up to it. Nothing would have to be moved there. Dug or adjusted. You know, it's just all in place. Okay, so with respect to the the deck, the deck in the hot tub, if we can try to get the hot tub maybe seven feet, just a little as far away from that fence as possible. I understand the reason why, you know, you want to go over grade instead of doing a patio. That, to me, is acceptable in connection with the six foot fence as well,
for the gazebo with the barbecue that's existing on site on the west southwest corner of the property. How tall is that gazebo? So the gazebo is on. It's on a slant so that the water can run off. So at a at its height, it's 8 feet to 70ft right? Okay. And that's behind the and that's behind the six foot fence. And there wasn't and there wasn't permits pulled for that structure. You know we moved in four years ago and this is the way the backyard was.
We did nothing when we moved in. Yeah okay. We could go back. You know, I have I have surveys from every owner all where the fourth owner I have all the surveys, I have, all the paperwork and, you know, you can pretty much track back over time who built everything for things. And, and then the next owner bought it, and then they knew, and then they put some stuff up, and then the next owner bought it and they put some stuff up. And then we were here and 40 years later it's like, surprise. And that seems like the theme of tonight's meeting.
Quite honestly, I like you want to pull a permit and do something right? You know, and now nothing. Can we have them pull a permit for the gazebo? Just for clarification? Absolutely. So I was I was actually going to go into the, the, the porch that got converted into a Four Seasons room. That you that was before your time. That was converted before you purchase the property. Yeah. I mean, and it was promoted by the second owner going into the third owner through we have the listing, the person that we bought the house from, they kept meticulous records and we keep we're very organized too.
So we. Yeah. And the the original, the original screened in porch structure was permitted back in 1983. We found that record. So what I would recommend is if it's, if the board votes favorably on the application, the applicant would need to get a, building and potentially a fire, you know, do fires in the town, but, a building, a building permit for the, gazebo structure with the barbecue and, building an electrical for the screened in porch.
Now, there's no, plumbing in that, Four Seasons room. No, nothing. Just, so building an electrical for that and make sure for, you know, your safety and for, for us as well. So do we pull those permits when we we do it all at the same time, like when we are the deck and everything. Yeah. If this gets approved, it'll get memorialized at the following meeting. And then once it's memorialized, you can go for the permits. Okay. We covered a lot. Is it clear to everybody on the board? Does anybody have any questions?
No. I think you guys covered it pretty well. Well, well, the the difference between the two feet with the hot tub being close to the pool and all of that was clarified. He wanted a little space and distance between the pool and where the hot tub was going to go. And you wanted a little closer. I. Think. I think a compromise is in order to be honest with you. Okay. Could you could you agree to Seven Feet? Sure. Yes. Okay. All right. Any of the members of the board have any questions or comments? Hearing none. I'm going to open to the public. Anyone of the public have any questions or comments about this application?
No. On chairman. Okay. Hearing none. We close the public portion and I'd make a motion to approve this application. Can I get a second? I'll second. Okay. Well, call the roll. Roll call. Mr. Weisman, I got. Yes, Mr. Tillery. Yes, Mr. O'Reggio Yes, Mr. Blount, he did show up in the middle. The last one. He's good. Yes. Mr. Mitterando Yes. Mr.. Ali? Yes. And Chairman Cahill. Yes. So ratification has been approved, as amended. We'll memorialize it in a written document at our next meeting.
In two weeks. We'll mail that document to you. Thank you. Thank you so much, guys. The team. Thank you. Terantino. All right. Good night tonight. Let's move on to item number nine, adoption of resolutions. From the regular meeting of March. 26th. None. Oh, bingo. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That was a three minute meeting. My father. I'm looking forward. There has to be a clarification that there has to be an application. For the. Record. Item number ten, adoption of the minutes from the regular meeting of March 26th. All in favor, say aye.
And, adjournment. All in favor say aye. All right, guys, once again, thanks for your commitment. And you, dedication to the township of Piscataway. Thank you, thank you. And I thank.