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june-24-04
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Minutes of the Meeting of June 24, 2004. PRESENT: Paul B. Carroll, Chairman James F. Fitzgerald, Jr. Gregory L. Panda Robert J. Quigley, Alternate Member ALSO PRESENT: Sue Franco, Recording Secretary Mr. Carroll opened the meeting at 7:00 p.m. in the Salah Hearing Room, Memorial Hall. Grover Estates - Maple & Washington Sts. Attorney Paul Schneiders came before the Board informally representing petitioner. He stated the petitioner is requesting to erect two free-standing signs on his property. The Design Review Board has reviewed the signs and made recommendations that the petitioner has agreed to. The first sign would be located at the comer of Washington and Maple Streets and will read, "Graver Estates." The second sign is a directory sign which would be located on Maple Street. The directory would advertise the businesses on site. Mr. Pando moved the petition of John Marini and Grover Estates for a Special Permit (Sign) for two free-standing signs, one which would be 48" wide by 54" high, labeled Exhibit A, to be located in from afthe Graver Professional Building and the second sign which would be approximately 3' wide by 5-6' high, labeled Exhibit B, to be located at the corner of Maple and Washington Streets, located shown on Exhibit C, both signs to be externally illuminated, and the Board reserves the right to modify the sign locations if the locations are pedestrian or traffic hazards. The move was seconded and the Board voted unanimously to approve. For~e Pond Development - For~e Pond and Washington Sts. Attorney Paul Schneiders came before the Board informally representing petitioner. He stated the petitioner is requesting to erect a directory sign on the existing light pole. They received recommendations from the Design Review Board. The light pole is located approximately five feet from the property line. Mr. Carroll asked if traffic or pedestrian visibility would be obstructed. Attorney Schneiders stated it would not.