Agenda for the meeting follows.   Haven't they already had a public hearing on the Larned apartment/baseball field project?

Planning Commission
Agenda for June 7, 2011
Approval of the Summary of Minutes May 17, 2011
1. Gary DeLuke – 812 County Line Road. Sketch/Preliminary Three (3) Lot Minor
Subdivision: Lot 1 = ±3.8 acres with proposed single family residence, Lot 2 = ±6.3
acres with existing single family residence, and Lot 3 = ±2.3 acres with proposed single
family residence. Engineer: William H. Smart, P.E.
2. Viscusi Builders, Ltd. – 1952 Curry Road. Sketch Site Plan review for the
construction of two (2) eight ( - unit apartment buildings on a ±1.22 acre parcel.
Engineer: ABD Engineers and Land Surveyors.
3. Glenn Schworm (Contract Vendee) – 1739 Altamont Avenue. Sketch Site
Plan/Special Use Permit to allow the conversion of a single family residence into a first
floor office and a second floor office or apartment on a 3,931 square foot parcel.
Engineers: ABD Engineers and Land Surveyors.
4. Tim Larned & Maria Esposito - Burdeck Street & N. Thompson. Preliminary/Final
Site Plan/Three (3) Lot Major Subdivision Public Hearing for the construction of 248
apartments, the relocation of existing baseball fields, and the creation of a permanent
recreation/conservation area on a ±71.8 acre parcel. Engineer: Ingalls & Associates
LLP.
Waiver(s)
1. American Tower Corporation – 1598 Gordon Road. The applicant requests a Waiver
of Site Plan review to install a back up power generator at the existing wireless facility.
2. Gino Santabarbara – 1821 Curry Road. The applicant requests a Waiver of Site Plan
review to operate a real estate office on the first floor (±2,117 square foot) of an existing
building.

Maria Esposito?  Any relation to EE?

I thought we (whoever we are in this case) didn't own the land yet that the baseball fields were going to be built on. Did this sale / purchase go through recently under the radar?  If so, has Mr. Supervisor followed through on his promise to bring his own heavy machinery down to do the work that needs to be done?  How is this new town park (if it's conaidered to be that) coming together?

Quoted from Kevin March

I thought we (whoever we are in this case) didn't own the land yet that the baseball fields were going to be built on. Did this sale / purchase go through recently under the radar?  If so, has Mr. Supervisor followed through on his promise to bring his own heavy machinery down to do the work that needs to be done?  How is this new town park (if it's conaidered to be that) coming together?

My understanding is that the county has finalized the purchase of the land.

The land is NOT a town park -- it is owned by the county.

great place for a county park next to a sewage facility

next the sewer gas will be dangerous for the children and we will have to shut down the sewer plant at the towns expense

bend over rotterdam the shaft is coming

Quoted from TippyCanoe

great place for a county park next to a sewage facility

next the sewer gas will be dangerous for the children and we will have to shut down the sewer plant at the towns expense

bend over rotterdam the shaft is coming

Happily the sewer plant has been there for years .. will remain there for years ... and the young people will enjoy playing baseball.

Sadly, the dirty-diaper gang/nattering nayboobs of negativity will continue their campaign to destroy our community with their lies and outright imbecilic rants.