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09-02-2020 Minutes
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TOWN OF C�� 11 OIC PLANNING BOARD MIEIE`II`�'gG YVEDN ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 2op=,c 7000 P.M. PresenLi-. Robert' Panico, Chairman David McCarthy, vice Chairman Patricia McDermott, Clerk Thomas C. Sully, Member Kathy Gibbs McCormack, Member Also Present: Thomas Houston, Professional Services Corporation Laura Smead, Town Planner Chairman Panico called to order the Planning Board "Zoom" meeting of September 2, 202o at 7:00 p.m. A motion was made by Chairman Panico and seconded by Ms. McDermott to open the 1 public meeting. Motion Approved 5-0. A roll call was taken of each member, Mr. Scully, Ms. McDermott, Ms. McCormack, Mr. McCarthy, and Chairman Panico, all present. Chairman Panico explained the process for the virtual Planning Board meeting tonight. The Applicant will speak; then the Board will ask questions, along with Mr. Houston; the meeting will be opened to the audience, with everyone remaining on mute until it is their time to speak. A motion was made by Chairman Scully and seconded by Ms. McDermott to open Item #i. Motion Approved 5-0. First Item on the Agenda (i) Canton Reserve (Stillwater Estates) — Utility Revision Plan for Road "B" Industrial Drive Intersection (Paul Brodmerlde, Site Design) Mr. Brodmerkle explained that in the 2o18 Decision of the Planning Board, there was a requirement under Specific Conditions, Item #1o. Under Improvements to Road "B", v hich is located at the intersections of Industrial Drive, and providing the neighbor was in agreement (since part of it is on their property); there is a catch basin arrangement. Th �y usually avoid this in roadway construction. They are substituting a drain manhole, furtaer upstream on the neighbor's property, and replacing a new catch basin with a 4' sump and hood. They also discovered that at the intersection of Road "B" and Industrial Drive there was a major gas main, so they went further upstream about 49 feet and added an additional manhole to avoid the gas line.