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CPDC Minutes of 5/11/2009 <br />JW arrived and took his seat. <br />Public Hearing: Site Plan Review & Signage Certificate of Appropriateness <br />545 Main Street, RCTV <br />The Chair opened the public hearing and read the public notice. <br />Attorney Josh Latham represented. the building owner Mr. Art Triglione who was also present. <br />Attorney Christopher Coleman represented RCTV. Also appearing for RCTV was architect Peter <br />Scott. <br />In January 2009 the owner of the property was before the Board seeking a waiver for work required <br />to bring the building up to code prior to allowing RCTV to occupy. The Board determined that work <br />was exempt from site plan review. <br />Tonight, RCTV and the owner are here for the site plan review of RCTV fit-up of the space they will <br />occupy. <br />Mr. Latham said the landlord will: <br />• Stripe eleven parking spaces including a handicap space <br />• Enclose the dumpster <br />• Provide minor landscaping (i.e. series of evergreen trees along rear property line) <br />• Replace current large entrance area into two (demising wall) <br />• Be back to discuss any signage at a later date. <br />Mr. Coleman described. RCTV's plans: <br />• Use space (apprx 5,000 sq. ft.) for administration and production <br />• 3-5 employees on site usually in the evening <br />• Exterior glass will be transparent to passersby (like a retail storefront) <br />• Wall sign with gooseneck lighting (not ready to present sign to Board) <br />• Roof parapet/fascia taller to better match adjacent building (i.e. "Metropolitan Bath") and <br />parapet/fascia will wrap onto alley-side wall apprx. 3 - 4 ft. <br />The Board commented: <br />• External lights. Specifications for any gooseneck lights including lumen output will be required. <br />• Dumpster and alleyway access. Concerned location of dumpster will restrict vehicle movement <br />from alley to rear parking lot. GZ noted both he and the Police Chief made the same comment at <br />the Design Review Team (DRT) meeting for this site. The Board suggested moving the dumpster <br />closer to Chapin Ave. Mr. Latham said he would have their engineer look at the plans again. <br />• Loading spaces. CK informed the Board that the Police Chief had sent her an email stating the <br />loadinig/unloading spaces should be posted as such. <br />• Why no sidewalk on Chapin Ave? Mr. Triglione said if a sidewalk was put there cars would be <br />parking in the middle of Chapin Ave. <br />• Signage. The applicant should come back before the Board for any signage approval. <br />JW moved the Board. close the public hearing. <br />JP seconded. <br />Page 2 of 6 <br />
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