Good evening everyone. Welcome to the cereble zoning board of adjustment meeting of August the 27th 2025. Will everyone please stand for a salute to the flag. I aliance 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. Notice of the meeting has been satisfied in accordance with chapter 231 PL1975
by advertising in the Hall News Tribune, notifying the Sentinel Publishing Company and the Star Ledger and also posting on the bulletin board and filing with the Burough Clerk. Roll call. Mr. Greg here. Mr. Kazinski
here. Mr. Bella here. Mr. Castle Grant here. Miss Cassandi here. First on the agenda tonight, I'm going to change a little bit. Instead of hearing the first case, has everyone
have the opportunity to read the resolution uh concerning five-star suspension parts, trucks, and trailer repair? Yes, Mr. Chair. Yes. Yes. What's the pleasure of the board concerning this resolution?
Mr. Chairman, I move that the resolution be adopted as written. Second. Roll call. Mr. Green. Yes. Mr. Kazinski? Yes. Mr. Castle Grant? Yes. Mr. Bella? Yes. Miss Cassandi?
Yes. Sir, in reference the uh fivestar suspension, it's been the resolution has been approved. So your your case is over. Next on the agenda is um a carryover application
25 Idaho Avenue was held last month and it's continued to this month. Will the applicants please come forward? It's 28. 28. Idol. You say 25. It's 28. Who's Raise your right hand? You swear
to tell the truth, the whole truth, and I think the truth will help you guide. Yes. Yes. You're under. Has there been any changes in reference this application from last month's meetings? Yes. I spoke with my neighbor Eric and he said he talked to his wife and they
got an agreement they allow us to be 9 ft from the fence to the pool. So what you're saying instead of 10 ft he's he's agreeing to 9 ft. Yes. The property line to the head of
the pool is agreeing to be 90. Okay. Is there any other uh changes or anything in regards to the application? Mr. Chairman, if I may, just to clarify that you're keeping the pool the same size. So instead of four feet in the
garage, you're now going to have three feet. No, it's going to be nine from the property line to the edge of the pool. Then the pool the pool is going to be nine and then it's going to be the rest. Yeah, the pool's going to be 9 ft.
Okay. So you're reduced. So you're going to have four from the garage to the edge of the pool and nine from So you're you're reducing the size of the pool by a foot. Yes. Okay. Before we go any further, is there anyone from the public who wishes to speak and reference this application?
No one else wants to speak in reference this application. Okay, I'm going to close the public portion. Mr. Chairman, your rear yard set back that remains the same. Sorry, we are the amount of space between your
rear yard and the four. Yeah, it's going to be the same. Yeah, the view of the garage the back. Okay. What's the pleasure of board concerning this application? And I would like to approve this
application. to approve this application. Second motion. I have a motion and a second to approve this application with the conditions of 9 ft. Roll call.
Mr. Green. Yes. Mr. Kazinski. Yes. Mr. Castle Grant. Yes. Mr. Bella. Yes. Miss Cassandi. Yes. Okay. The application's been approved. We'll memorialize it at our next meeting
next month after which you can stop in at the construction office to get the permits. Okay. Thank you very much. Okay. I have a next application is 2517 Christopher Conier 6 Martin.
Good evening, Mr. Chairman, board members. My name is Michael Page and I'm the attorney for the applicant, Christopher Garnier. I've previously submitted the jurisdictional documents to the board secretary. Um, the board's review and consideration. I'm assuming all those
things are are in order. Board does have jurisdiction. Thank you. Board members, this is an application for bulk variances and minor site plan. Permit the applicant to demolish the existing single family residence with
the exception of the existing basement and foundation that's located on the property and to rebuild a new single family home located on the on the property. uh together with variances and waiverss for sight plan requirements,
front yard, sideyard, and rear yard setbacks and maximum building coverage and maximum lot coverage. Um all of those bulk variances are currently pre-existing um on the property as it exists right now. Um and the property is
located at Six Market Street, lot 151, lots 59, 60, and 601. This evening, I'll be calling uh two witnesses to testify with regard to the application. Uh they would be Miss Natalie Caparino, who's the owner of the
property, and also Mr. Christopher Ganier, who's the applicant. Um so, at this moment, I'd like to call Miss Natalie Caparino, uh who is the owner of the property detective office. Please raise your right hand to hold
truth. Nothing but the truth. I hope you got it. Yes, I do. Please spell your name. Natalie. N A T A L I E. Caparino. C A P O R R I N O. Thank you.
Uh Miss Caparino, uh how did you come to be the owner of the property located at Six Mark Street? So I inherited the property from my cousin who passed away. Okay. And what is your intentions with regard to the property? My intention is to sell it to my cousin Christopher to um rebuild.
Okay. Is it your understanding that he's going to build the home and that's where he intends to reside? Yes. Thank you, M. Keeper. I have no further questions for you. Okay. Have any questions, M. Keeper? Any questions?
I have a question. And you do this even though he's not the owner yet cuz she's still the owner. So we're hearing this case, but she's
the owner. He isn't. But this case at some point at some point, you know, this sell it or transfer it.
Go ahead. But is he going to adhere to anything that we Oh, yeah. It's resolution. Yeah. Yes. And just to clarify, Miss Caparino, you you signed the application. You're aware of the Yes.
the particulars of the application that we're presenting here this evening. Yes, I am. Okay. Um and certainly as the owner you would agree to um apply with whatever the board may um do with regard to this application.
Yes. Thank you, Mr. Any other questions? No other questions proceed, Mr. Paige. Um at this point, I would like to call Mr. Christopher Donnier. Tell the truth.
Yes. C H R I S T O P H E R G O N I E R. Mr. Garner, you're the applicant with regard to this matter. Correct. Correct. And as mentioned by your cousin, Miss
Caparino, is it your intention to purchase the property and to demolish the existing home and rebuild a new home on the property? Yes. And is it your intention to reside there? Yes. I understand you're you're getting married soon. This is going to be your
home for yourself and your future wife. Yes, it will be. And how are you planning to accomplish this um uh rebuild? Um have you gotten approval for a construction loan?
Yes, I have. And the plans that you've provided uh to the board uh from Formosa Engineering and Paul J. Rochitect show the location and type of house that you intend to build on the property. Correct.
Um, and if you would, um, please explain to the board the type of house, the location. As my understanding, you're proposing to keep the existing foundation and the basement and rebuild the property in the same place. Correct.
Okay. And you're also requesting on the plans to keep the masonry garage that's located on the property as well. Correct. Because the masonry garage is is in good condition. Good condition. Okay. Uh, but the shed and there's an error on the plants. The
shed that's located there, that's already been reported to correct. And the if you could explain to the board the the type of house that you're building there as compared to the type of house that's existing there. Yeah, the house is very similar. We are now
just remove uh adding the house that was existing the front porch. We are now making that the interior of the home. So now the home will be 36x 36 and it's a threebedroom twotory house big.
Thank you Mr. Ber. I have no further advice. Thank you. Wait, I have question. So, on the um plans here, it says proposed porch. You're not doing the porch on the back on the rear of the house.
Um well, there's two porches. One is covered and one is not covered. So, I'm assuming the porch that's not covered is the front of the house. Correct.
That's not going to be a porch. It It's just the ent stairs to get into the house. I think it's a landing area on top of the steps. Yes. It's not supposed to be covered. It's just going to be a landing. It's just going to be a landing area.
So, is the porch in the back? Is that covered right now with walls? Correct. Yep. We leaving it the same way it was, except you're taking down the interior wall so they could communicate with the house. Yes. So, my understanding is you're going to
demolish the entire house except for the basement. Correct. Correct. And it's going to be brick just like it is now. No, it's going to be uh the what do they use today? The
just regular uh plastic siding. Any other questions? Phil, what's the variance? Is it is it is it a variance just because he's taken the house down? Well, the variances are because the way the house sits right now, I I understand
from uh speaking to Andy Shansky, it's on the corner lot. So, the front yard as the existing house, uh front yard setback that's required 20 ft. And right now the house that it as it sits is
19.12 ft. So it's at the minimous um request for a variance for the front yard set. The sideyard and rear yard um on the the corner side of the house I believe it's 14.15
ft. Um and on the rear setback it's it's it's 40 feet um or around that. But the um the garage that's located there is close to I think it's um around
is around a little over six foot from the back property property line. But when I spoke to Andy Masheski, he indicated that um because it's a corner lot that they treated ball as having three fronts. So that's why we asked for
even though I said front, side, and rear to make it clear to anybody who would be looking at the application that this is really what we're looking at. Um that's the reason for those um bulk variances. And then the maximum building coverage
right now as the house exists, it's uh 23.32% where 20% is only allowed. And with the way we're uh he's rebuilding it because now it's going to include that uh front
porch, it's uh 25.12%. Um so it's really uh minuscule uh change in the maximum building coverage. And as far as the maximum lot coverage, um the required or maximum amount is 45% as it
exists right now, it's 53.29%. Um and uh upon the building it's going to be 53.54%. So again it's.3% uh increase from what's existing there. But we didn't take into account the
removal of the shed. I was just going to say that Mr. It's approximately if you look at the calculations 88.59 square ft for the shed is included in your proposed calculation. So that number is actually going to go down now that the shed's been removed. So it's probably similar or less than what
what you have now. for those for those last two variants total coverage. So really um those uh those both variances that we're looking for uh it's nothing new. We're not creating anything new. Simply my understanding the house is not in very good condition right now.
Um kind of an eyesore. This gentleman wants to um rebuild it, live there at his home. Um and through family members he has an opportunity to do that. Um, so I think it's um, well, it's not to be to
say, but I think it's a positive application here for for everybody. So, the fact that he's taken it down, is that what triggered the variances, or is it just just this little bit of extra in the front of the house? Well, well, the variances, they're they're pre-existing. But yeah, since he's knocking it down,
that's what triggered technically, uh, it's a minor site plan, so because we're reconstructing, we have to come before the board to get approval. And the garage that's there, that's going to remain there. Garage would remain. Um,
and and also the driveway, it's it's a pretty big driveway there. That's going to stay there, too. Yes. Just the way it is. Any other questions? Just ask the planner, our planner if he agrees with this. Yeah. Just again, as the attorney has
stated, the garage is required to be set back 20 ft because it's got a road adjacent to it. Set back 6.32 that exists. Nothing's changing there. The dwelling from Rose Street is supposed to be 20 ft. It's 14.15. 14.15 is proposed.
And then set back from Martin Street supposed to be 20 ft also. It's 19 uh 12 feet existing. 19.12 ft proposed. Um, and even on the the coverage that the attorney spoke of, I would think the
covered porch presently with CAD is building coverage. So even the increase that you're showing on the plan, I don't really think is really needed, but if we can cover it, obviously in the bares and Jay had mentioned on the block coverage
with the loss of the shed, they actually have probably less coverage than they have presently although still exceeding the the minimum requirement. The only thing I would add is just that we approved the front steps on the plan as shown. I think this they're allowed to encroach five feet into the front step
back. They encroach maybe seven feet or so. So again, just so we're noting that we're approving the structure as shown on the plan, but everything else is not not asking for anything more than they currently have and really dressing up the property. So taking the house down, that's what
triggered everything. Yeah, I believe so. That they they poured down the foundation and putting putting it back maybe and adding sort of some kind of intensification of the you know the variances by putting the dwelling on the existing foundation but uh so it went from maintenance to
construction. Yes. Okay. Any other questions by anyone? Okay. No further questions and we have no further witnesses at Okay. At this time I'm going to open this to the public. Is there anyone from
the public who wishes to speak in reference this application? Anyone from the public wish to speak on this application? Hearing none, I close the public portion. What's the pleasure of the board concerning this application? Make a motion to approve.
Second. I have a motion and a second to approve this application. Roll call. Mr. Green. Yes. Azenski. Yes. Mr. Emma. Yes. Mr. Castlebrand. Yes. Mr. Bella. Yes.
Mr. Zi. Yes. Okay. The application's been approved. We'll memorialize it next month and you can start. Good luck. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thank you, board members. We'll have an idea here.
Thank you. Thank you. Our our next application is 25-18 Mr. Patel of 21 Carney. You swear I tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. So I leave that. Yes, I do. You're under
oath. Mr. Patel, I would like you to tell the board exactly what you want to do in regards to the application that you put in. Sure. Uh, so what we're really looking to do is build uh build build a 6T PVC
fence around our uh around our sideyard and and our backyard. think that the variance request is really coming on the sideyard where um uh the the the ordinance say that we have to be 10 feet within within our property line. We're I'm requesting to be roughly 3 feet uh
from the property line just because we have and and we place this uh engineering drawing which would which would show the curb. Um our property line's approximately already 20 more than 20 ft inside already. So there's no
issue with the side triangle. uh we check um uh so it's that the minor street requirement is 90 ft by 90 ft from the center line and and the h and the hypotenus should be clear which which you can see that you know it's it's barely touching the corner lot and
and what we are proposing is you know be roughly 3 ft inside from the from our property line and then follow that line uh to construct the fence um until until the you know our the rear uh property line. So that's that's that's why we're
seeking or seeking a variance for it. This fence that you want to put up is a six foot uh vinyl fence. Yes. And it's going to be in the backyard and the sideyard. Correct. Yes. I mean, yes, it will it so this is the front of the front of the house. It
will start from from from here go until here 3 ft and follow this line and then then be uh you know this is the rear. this will kind of cover it completely through the fence. Mr. Chairman, could you just clarify? There's a red line running across your plan. Is that
Yeah, I I I believe the when the engineering scanned the paper to send it to us, I feel like there was some some sort of error, but that's that thing think this this bright red line is. Please ignore that. I think so. Where is the fence going to start? You have a porch and then you have your house. Is the fence going to run from
the porch to the property line or from the house to the property line? from the house to the property line. Okay. So, it's going to run straight across to a point three feet off the property line and then three foot off the rest of the way. Yes. To the back. Yep. Okay. Thank you.
Mr. K, is that shown on the drawing? It's not clear. No, it's not really shown. That's why I was questioning it. So, on the Corny Avenue, the fence is not in that front yard. Is that true?
So, yeah, there's no fence in the front of the house. So, there's no fence up around here. It will start from start from the side of the house, go door go door go straight down to the 3 ft within the property line and then follow the property line around it.
Okay. So just just so we know for exactly where it's going to start. Is it the corner of the house or is it the corner of the porch or is it the is it the where it's be where between the porch and the the house here the house. Sorry. Mr. Chairman, if you just take a quick
look and pass this over. I I think this is what is being proposed. If you just look at the black line on my plan, it's so starting at the house, running across to a point 3 ft off the property line, then continuing 3 ft off the property line to the back property line.
Thank you. Following the curve. Following the curve. Yeah. Do you want to have him update it approves it? Show that initial unless he wants to just initial my plan and you have that or whatever.
Yeah, that's fine. Is some of your on this drawing is some of your property cut off on the top? Uh, no. That's that's that's my my back neighbor's property and he's here as well. So, we're going to apply for the same same variance so we can have the
connected fence across. Your property is 121 1314. Uh, yes, that's correct. So, your fence will go to that. It's going to make a triangle out of lot
12. Um, yes. I mean, not technical, but but yeah, I think there's going to be and then it's going to be straight across the way it looks on the drawing. Yep. Yeah. The way it looks on correct.
What kind of visibility is we have is that it's not he meets the site triangle requirements. The reason is that Andrew Jessie is a very wide street and there's a turn lane. So typically have a 90 by 90 sight triangle and he's well outside
of that. I have it plotted on the plan. This is this is his property line with the sight triangles here. So it's well out of the sight triangle. It's not a sight issue. Yeah. Just to clarify. So the the solid black line on this drawing, that's the property line,
correct? So the fence the fence is not really shown. So between a solid and then Jay, this is to you. Between a solid black line and what appears to be the curb that looks like it's more than 10 ft. It is. It's probably 20 ft. That's why I said there's a very wide
right ofway. Okay. Very wide rightway Andrew Jessie. And you actually have a right turn lane coming off of Carney onto Andrew Jessie. So there's a lot of room there. So, it's not going to be like right up against the sidewalk. There's going to
be quite a bit of land between the sidewalk and the fence. Okay. Thank you. What's the So, the sight triangle is is okay. It meets the ordinance for sight triangle. Correct. Okay. Okay.
No, not from the curve. So, from the property line. So, the curve is this. Then the property that exists. So let me repeat on the property. It's going to be, you know, more than 20 feet from the curve itself. Oh, okay. I got you. Okay. Okay. I thought you were running that out, trying to run it out.
Of course. Okay. That would be helpful. He wouldn't be allowed to put it in the burrow right away. He's got to do it on his property and he's going to be three feet instead of 10. So he'll be more than 20 ft. Yeah. Yeah. That's a good sign. Any other
questions concerning this application? Just one question then the on the other side of the house you're bringing the fence back perpendicular to Carne Avenue to the house on May I approach?
Yes, just clarify. So on this side of the house you run along your rear yard. Is the fence coming back for conducting stop at your house? Um, so not not all the way. So, so this is so this is the
house up until here. Um, I'm going to I'm going to bring up the fence. Um, not not even fence cuz my my my neighbor next up on on the on the left hand side of course. Yeah. So, and and they have already a fence. So, all I'm going to do over around midsection of the house is going
to put put a fence door. Um, so just just so that I can have a door there, but uh yeah, we're not we're not coming up front at all. Okay. Thank you. That's the other side. So the fence is not extending for Carne
Avenue on the other side of the house. Somebody does issue with the submarine. Okay. If you want to just take a look at that and confirm that's what you want to do and then just initial it and Joan will keep that in her file just
Yep. So this is this is I should just initial and sign here. So yeah you can just sign it and today's date. Sure. Yeah, we should make a copy. Okay. Well, that that what you signed will be on
your record with with us. Appreciate. Yes. Any other questions concerning this application? I'm going to open this to the public. Is there anyone from the public who wishes to speak in reference this application? Hearing none, I close the public
portion. What is the pleasure of the board concerning this application? Chairman, I move the application be approved for the signed drawing of the applicant. I second that motion.
Roll call. Mr. Green. Yes. Mr. Kazinski. Yes. Mr. Emma. Yes. Mr. F. Yes. Mr. Yes. M. Okay. Your application's been approved. Um, we will moralize it at our next
meeting and then you can get your permit and start your fence. Got it. Thank you. Just one clarification question. have to wait until next month to start building fence or can that be done this month? Yeah, you should go to commission.
M sorry come in to see you. Okay, sure. We'll get Do you Who's going to put who's going to build this fence for you? Are you building it or you having a a contractor? A contractor. Contractor. Yes. Okay. Yeah, just come into the office.
Yeah, I mean give it a side. A lot of open space. I would like to build it sooner than than later. So, but yeah, we'll come see you hopefully. All right. You you're going to go down to you know where the construction office is. Go down and see her and and they'll take care of it from there. Perfect. Appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you all.
Thank you. My next application is 2519 Melrose Avenue. Please raise your right hand. You just swear to tell the truth nothing but you grab. Yes. Thank you. Okay. You're under. Just make sure to
speak up. Tell the board what what you want to do. Is it approximately the same thing as the other application? Yes. itself. So I'm just right behind his property. So we recently moved in. It's a new construction. Um so what has
happened is we have I think almost 80 ft of the from my house line to the road. So and the 20 belongs to the township 60 belongs to me. That is where the solid line you going to see the solid line
there which is next to the Andrewski trial. So I'm requesting to build a fence 6 ft into the three half ft or three or four feet. Uh so there is a yellow marking in case
I if you have this diagram you'll be able to see the yellow marking which will be the fence and it's going all the way to my neighbor because we'll be sharing the half house. So yeah that that that's the one uh and uh yeah there
is more than like almost 20 for sure 20 ft of from the curb the road curve to the u this my solid line can you please clarify the dimensions because the yellow line on your plan is to the back of the house not to your
back property line I thought you just said you're going to share the fence with your neighbor. Yeah, I'm going to share it with my You look at the yellow on the plan. It It's to It's from your front of your house to the back of the house, not to your back property line. No. So, it will go from here to here.
This is uh it will go all the way to his uh fence. So, we'll be having this one fence common for both of us. Okay. So, you need to clarify that because that's not what your plan shows. Sure. Okay. J sketch that out for Right.
And again, sir, just just to be sure, in the front of your house, the fence starts at the the concrete landings. Uh, look at your drawing at the concrete landing. Is it this one? Right. Just right above the steps, isn't it?
Right. Just above the steps. Okay. And then it goes towards Andrew Schevski. Okay. And but there's going to be three feet between your property line and well, right? And then straight back until your neighbors say until my neighbors. Yes. And then you're going to have a fence
across the backyard. But that's not cons that doesn't concern us. No. Do anything you want back there. That doesn't concern us. Oh, sure. You look at the X's on that plan. Could you just check to see to confirm that's what you're talking about? So, it's going to start at the front of your
house, go to Andrew Chesky, run three feet along the property line to the common line with your neighbor, and then run along that back neighbor's line. That's it. Okay. Thank you. Why don't you keep that sign? Yes. And we'll just let the board So, you can
see Mr. Chairman, the application at 4T. Uh it's for 4T because uh yeah there was like 8 ft. The build builder contractor told me it's like 8 ft of each. So 87s
are 56. So four or it can be like three as well. 3 foot is from your property line to the fence. To the fence. Yes. Right. That's what your neighbor proposed. Your application says four. Four feet. Yes. So you want it four feet back instead of three feet. Uh yes. Four feet. Okay. Then I'm going to have to change
that. Then the fences will line up, right? Yeah. No, then my bad. Then yes, it will be three feet to match his line and my line. So it's three feet. Three feet. Yes. So you want the fences to line up? Line up. Yes. Otherwise, it will not
look good as well. So you guys, both of you are are getting the same fence company to build this. Yes. Okay. Okay. you you're typically a fence is offset on a property line.
So that means one of your fence is going to be on someone else's property because the ordinance doesn't let you put it on the property line. It's got to be offset from the property line. So it's having I think one ft or two feet for yours right in the center.
This is the rear property line. What you're what you're saying the common fence it's not it can't be on the property line. It's got to be either on your side or your neighbor's side. So, yeah. Yeah. So, yeah, the the the rear end of
the fence is it's it's going to be uh on on my lot by by like a feet or so. It'll be your fence, but you're going to let them tie into it. Absolutely. No problem at all. You guys are right behind each other. Yep. Okay, I got you.
Can you provide that sketch back once you sign it down? Just to be clear clear, the rear yard fence that doesn't require a variance. That's not anything that we have. It's not he's not even proposing a fence along the rear property line. He's just
going to the neighbor is putting that fence in. He's just going to tie into it. So, but it doesn't concern us real. It doesn't require varants. No. Thank you. No, no, they will be in the center. In the center. In the center.
Just for the record. Uh, how long have you guys been living in these houses? About like seven months now. Seven, eight months. Mine is like seven months. Three months. Three months for me. All right. And then this is what you're going to do. You're moved in now. You're going to put the fences up.
So, you have the backyard and the sideyard, etc. Correct. Yep. Yes. And you are working together on it. Yep. Okay. Thank you. How long have you guys known each other? Uh, three, four months. So, you didn't know each other
beforehand? No. Well, okay. Just after going to this new area. Yes. You know what they say, fences make good neighbors. Yes. The site triangle is is issue, Mr. Chairman. Just like the other one, Andrew Jeski's got a wide ride away
about 20 ft from the curb to the fence. Okay, I'm going to open this to the public. Is there anyone from the public who wishes to speak on this application? Seeing no one from the public, I close the public portion. What is the pleasure of the board
concerning this application? Second. I have a motion and a second to approve this application. Roll call. Yes. Mr. Street. Yes. Mr. Yes. Mr. Grant. Yes.
Yes. Okay. Your application has been approved and you can do exactly the same thing. Go down and see the construction office, Joan Kimble, and she'll get the necessary things. and good luck with your fans. Thank you. Thank you everyone.
Need to keep that for the file. She got Oh, you got it. Is there anyone from the public who wishes to make comments on anything not related to pending uh applications? Seeing no one from the public here,
I close the public comment portion. Has everyone had the opportunity to see and look over the minutes of the July 23rd, 2025 m meeting? Yes.
What's the pleasure concerning the minutes of last meeting? Chairman, I move that the minutes be approved. Second. I have a motion and a second to approve the minutes of the July 23rd, 2025
meeting. Roll call. Mr. Green. Yes. Mr. Yes. Mr. Yes. Mr. Yes. Mrs. Mr. Castle Graham.
Yes. Is there any other any other comments or questions or anything concerning that the board wants to discuss at this time? I just got one little question that fence
um coming off Route 35, that street that's got um Barney and with that fence there, there won't be any obstruction with the traffic coming around.
has an ordinance for a site triangle which the site has a corner lot and he meets that requirement becomes a problem in the future. Not according to the ordinance that we have in effect because it is very close to the street
but it does meet the ordinance that we have. It's actually shown on the drawing. 90 feet and 90 ft and then they drew a line and it cleared everything. Any other questions or anything that the
board wants to discuss? Last last uh meeting we voted about a special attorney. Any movement on that? Uh he he wrote that to uh he wrote to uh
the party um and uh I have yet to hear that he's working that the last I heard at the last council meeting that it was voted on
that he will be this board in addition Mr. official. He eventually come to a meeting. If if if there's an issue, a religious land use issue, he would come to the meeting, but not regular meetings.
Just that particular meeting. Yeah. He'll be present for when when that application comes before the board, he will be present. Will he just be do anything with us beforehand? Uh yes, typically there is a
training session. Okay, Mr. Chairman, he represented the planning board on the application on arms of the road and that's what happened. We actually had a training session with the board members prior to the application just to make them aware of certain things before the application and it'll be the same thing with our board.
The same would that be on the day of the application? This was done in advance. Advance. Okay. Right now, we don't have a date or anything set up for that application to come before us yet. There hasn't even been an application submitted, right?
We up to date on that, Mr. Fisher? We have We have nothing on them yet. Okay. Further, anything else anyone wants to discuss? Hearing nothing. Make a motion to adjourn. Meetings adjourned.
Not bad.