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68. Great Neck Road South continued <br />• They will have tree box filters to collect run-off from parking lot. Treated water will be re- <br />charged into the ground. Also, rain gardens are nice feature at site. <br />• All wastewater conveyed to treatment plant and will have grease trap installed at side of <br />building and service entrance. <br />• Will be extending water service. <br />Jack Phelan asked: <br />Filtration system -will fire truck weight be an issue. Response: "no". <br />Radius for turning at fire hydrants -- Response: they ran template and turn radius "okay". <br />• 20' wide driveway needed for Fire access, but Plan lists width of 18' at rear of building with a <br />retaining wall. Response: Access road around most of the building will be 24' wide but will <br />check width of shared wastewater access road. <br />• Gate at wastewater access. Tom Feronti said gate currently locked but Plan is to move gate to <br />East and shared roadway will be open and will put gate there with Knox box. <br />• Fire lane striping should be done to keep open for fire access. <br />Catherine Laurent asked whether curb cut for relocated sewer treatment access would be used <br />through construction. Will a paved apron be provided immediately to protect Great Neck Road South <br />or will a stone construction apron be provided? Response: they said they will provide asphalt apron. <br />Catherine said on Plan sidewalk ends at Great Neck Road South in front of property entrance way <br />and asked if sidewalk can be extended to the pedestrian crossing at Windchime to connect with the <br />existing multi -use path. They said they could extend the sidewalk but would need Town approval to <br />work within the road right-of-way. Catherine said Town would grant permission. They said they see <br />value to connecting it to "somewhere", so they are in favor of it. <br />Scott Carline inquired about number of employees. Response: About 22; overnight staff would be 3- <br />4. Always staffed. Scott asked about medication on-site. They have advisory nursing staff available <br />but they do not administer medications. <br />Board of Health Comments... Mike Mendoza read Glen Harrington's comments: <br />1. The dumpster location, pad and enclosure are OK_ <br />2. The drainage meets BOH specs. <br />3. The food vendor shall be required to obtain a food establishment permit from the BOH. <br />4. The site plan must be approved by the board which can be done concurrently with the other <br />boards. <br />Mike Mendoza commented the project falls under controlled construction. He asked about snow <br />removal storage. Response: little area for snow storage: back parking lot before bioretention area, <br />small areas at entrance drive. They will have to have snow removed to off-site if heavy snow. <br />Mike mentioned his concern about doors at the courtyard. He asked: are they locked? The <br />response was that the doors are controlled by timers; controlled by weather; closed at night; anyone <br />going outside—fully attended. Mike asked if fire, do Firemen have to go there? Response: There is <br />egress out of outside space so even if locked can get back in; panic hardware outside for access to <br />building. <br />