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ti I <br /> Mr. Bonvie stated he did not anticipate a change in <br /> ownership to occur simply. <br /> �gJam <br /> The Chairman stated there are numerous Town issues yet to be 1 <br /> resolved. Patrick Coffey stated the issue of ownership would <br /> have to be resolved before Phase II could be implemented. <br /> Mr. Bonvie restated his commitment to the Board in that <br /> is <br /> there are possible design changes. <br /> Tom Fudala inquired if taxes on the property are being paid. <br /> Mr. Bonvie stated that according to the Tax Collector, a 1.17 " <br /> payment had been made and there is a payment plan in effect (to + : <br /> the best of his knowledge) . r <br /> The Chairman entertained a Motion in response to Applicant' s :L , <br /> request for an extension. <br /> gr <br /> F6POW", <br /> Patrick Coffey suggested a six-month extension; Robert <br /> Govoni suggested scheduling the matter for March. <br /> MOTION: Patrick Coffey made a Motion to schedule this <br /> matter for the March 5, 1997 meeting date, with an Extension to <br /> March 7, 1997; said Motion was seconded by Martine Meijering and <br /> so voted unanimously. <br /> The Chairman requested Mr. Bonvie to notify the Town Planner I <br /> of any change of status in the interim, to which Mr. Bonier <br /> agreed. (The Special Permit-Ron Bonvie, Applicant matter <br /> concluded at 7:10 p.m. ) i <br /> Public Hearing <br /> Windchime Point-Great Neck Road South <br /> Modification to Special Permit-Continued xs <br /> The Chairman recognized Attorney Patrick Butler, who <br /> identified himself for the record as Pat Butler, representing <br /> the Applicant, Bornstein Companies. <br /> Attorney Butler stated several meetings have taken place <br /> between Mr. Bornstein, his Engineer Terry Eldredge, and + <br /> representatives of the condominium owners (many of the �.�; <br /> condominium owners) . Mr. Bornstein has made a conscious decision !',I <br /> to deal with current condominium owners, concerns regarding <br /> project issues, that are of greater importance than some of they <br /> legal and technical issues. <br /> Attorney Butler stated that he had not attended said <br /> meetings, and could only report as to what he had been informed. <br /> Attorney Butler stated it is his understanding that said meetings Ar`,.� , <br /> have been somewhat fruitful. There have been a number of revised <br /> concept plans, one of which he distributed to Board Members, <br /> —3— e�.,� <br />