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Min utes of the Meeting of January 28, 2009. PRESENT: Paul B. Carroll, Chairman Gregory L. Pando John S. Marini ALSO PRESENT: Velma J. Coffey, Admin. Asst/ Recording Secretary Chairman Carroll opened the meeting at 7:02. He read the agenda items. Unity Feeds – 626 Washington St – Continued until March 25, 2010. Keith Properties – 60-09 Modify prior decision re: 40B units (PC, GP, KF) 2 units from 21 and 24-26 Wall St to 735 Randolph St Keith Properties – 61-09 Modify prior decision re: 40B units 2 units from 59 Walpole to Wall St now to 735 Randolph St Keith Properties – 62-09 Modify prior decision re: 40B units These hearings are continued until Feb. 11th INFORMAL HEARINGS Carlos Andrade/Dunkin Donuts – 2790 Turnpike St Minor Modification of Site Plan to create additional parking. Paul Brodmerkle from Site Design Professionals and Sue Franco, Atty. Mazonson’s secretary represented the petitioner. They requested that the petition be considered a minor modification. The queuing lane to the drive through is not open as of yet. They have lost business to the Suffolk Grill during the holidays due to insufficient parking. Once the drive through window is open there will be more parking spaces. They want to add 3 spaces to the north lot, 3 in front, and 3 out back (plus 5 from the gas station on the side, potentially). They also want to build a bypass lane to the southerly parking lot. The loop allows 16 cards to queue up for the window (this was approved last summer). They are moving the sign and light to make spaces for the bypass lane. There will be new pavement fo r the 3 up front diagonal and bypass lane. They will come before the Board for the sign at a later date. Chairman Carroll concurs, once the window is open, it will free up spaces. Did you run this by the Planning Board? No. You are adding pavement, I suggest you run this by the Planning Board. Mr. Pando states that this is problematic for him. There is a lot going on. #1 – there is a pedestrian area. #2 – 2 lanes are converging. #3 – HP and access from the southerly lot. Paul Brodmerkle states that there is a landscaping planter and good visibility. When stopped at the drive through window, customers can see the vehicles at the stop line at the end of the bypass lane. Chairman Carroll asked about the NO left turn into the parking lot, which is state mandated, per Mr. Brodmerkle. It took a