Transcript for Piscataway Zoning meeting on April 23 2026

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Apr 23 2026 · Zoning

Meeting Sections

00:00:04 — Meeting Opening, Notice, and Roll Call
00:01:12 — Agenda Adjustments and Postponements
00:01:32 — 26-ZB-12V — Edne Elco 26-ZB-12V
00:05:07 — 26-ZB-09V — Michael and Aldo Thompson 26-ZB-09V
00:07:27 — 26-ZB-10VI — Acme 26-ZB-10VI
00:10:09 — 26-ZB-07V — Snack Innovations 26-ZB-07V
00:23:36 — Adoption of Resolutions from April 9, 2026 Meeting
00:25:03 — Adoption of Minutes
00:25:25 — Adjournment

Meeting Opening, Notice, and Roll Call AI 00:00:04 – 00:01:12

Meeting called to order with notice of adequate publication provided. Clerk called roll of board members. Pledge of Allegiance recited.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Oh, Chadwick's not on. Laura, you are good to go. All right.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Okay. Zoning Board of adjustment meeting will please come to order. Adequate notice of this meeting was provided in the following ways. Notice published in the Courier News notice posted on the bulletin board in the municipal building notice made available to the township clerk. Notice sent to the Curry News and the stall ledger. Will the clerk please call the roll?

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Mr. Tillery here. Mr. Regio right by it was here, right? I saw him.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Thought I saw him.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)No, you're not Mr. Mitterando. Here. Mr. Ellie. Here. Mr. Weisman here and Chairman Cahill. Here.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Will everyone please stand for allude to the flag.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Oh, I don't flag

Speaker 2Such allegiance to the flag of the United States of America Republic for which it stands. One Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Agenda Adjustments and Postponements AI 00:01:12 – 00:01:32

Two applications postponed: application of Act, Shah Kumar Raj six (Joyce Drive) adjourned to May 14th with no further notice; application of NDK Realty (South Washington Avenue) rescheduled for May 28th with no further notice.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Mr.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Kinneally, do we have any changes to tonight's agenda? Yes, we

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Do. The application of Act, Shah Kumar Raj six, Joyce Drive will not be heard tonight. It will be adjourned until May 14th with no further notice. Okay. The application of NDK Realty South Washington Avenue is not going to be heard tonight. It will be rescheduled for May 28th with no further notice. Those are all the changes.

26-ZB-12V — Edne Elco 26-ZB-12V AI 00:01:32 – 00:05:07

Applicant seeking variance to build an addition to house for growing family. Staff recommended approval with minor porch reduction. Public portion held with no comments. Motion to approve passed unanimously (6-0).

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Thank you. I have appreciate that. Thank you. Let's move on to item number 6 26 dash ZB dash 12 V Edne Elco.

Speaker 4Here. Here.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Recording in progress. Hi,

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)I need to swear. Win. Could you raise your right hand? Do you swear that the testimony you're about to give should be the truth of cool?

Speaker 4I do.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Could you explain to the board why you're here please?

Speaker 4Applying for variance in order to build, in addition to my house, in order to have a grown family. I just need more room, more space.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)And Mr. He

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Has a report?

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Yeah. Jonathan, would you jump in here?

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)Yes. Have you, Mr. Aco, have you read the report dated April 16th, 2026?

Speaker 4Yes.

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)Have you made any consideration to reducing the size of that front porch to lessen the relief requested? Yes. What are, what are you willing to reduce?

Speaker 4Well, whatever the, whatever the amount that you're looking to get re to reduce. Did you say John six inches?

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)Yeah, we can di we can discuss that. Okay. And you, you're, you're open to, you're open to the, the porch remaining open if it's approved?

Speaker 4Correct.

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)Okay. And the deck in the rear yard, what's the condition of the deck?

Speaker 4It's, it's in good condition. The, the, as I told you yesterday, the deck was re replaced from original wood to like a track decking to like a, a plastic wood. So,

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)Okay. Yeah. So we, we expect a couple many good years of that, that deck in good condition?

Speaker 4Yes.

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)Okay. And you are amenable to a five foot temporary easement along Salem Street if and when the town elects to do a road improvement, including a sidewalk construction? Yes. Okay. Staff is, staff is open to the approval of the application. If the board wants to see a minor reduction in the, the porch, that's, that, that would be fine. Really it's just the covered the roof portion. That's an issue here. If there was no roof, this would be compliant. It's a four and a half foot deep covered area and it's encroaching three and a half feet into the front yard setback.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)So your recommendation is 31 and a half feet?

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)31 and a half feet is what's being proposed. If it remains, if it remains open, it's, it's not a big concern to me.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Okay. Any other members have questions or comments about this? Hearing none. I'm gonna open it to the public. Anyone in the public have any questions or comments about this application?

Laura Buckley (Clerk)No. Mr. Chairman.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Thanks you Laura, close the public portion. I'd make a motion to approve this application. Can I get a second? I'll second it. Please call the

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Roll. Mr. Weisman. Mr. Weisman?

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)Yes. Yes.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Mr. Tillery. Mr. Tillery? Yes. Mr. Regio. Oh, I forgot. He's not here. Mr. Blo is here. Mr. Blo? Yeah.

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)Yes.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Mr. Mitterando? Yes. Mr. Riley? Yes. And Chairman Cahill? Yes.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Your application's been approved. We'll memorialize it in a written document at our next meeting and we'll send that document to you. Good luck.

Speaker 4Thank you. Board members.

26-ZB-09V — Michael and Aldo Thompson 26-ZB-09V AI 00:05:07 – 00:07:27

Application to relocate air condensers to wall using manufacturer-approved bracket system and move fence out of right-of-way. Applicant required to obtain zoning permit for fence. Motion to approve as amended passed unanimously (6-0).

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Goodnight sir. Let's move on to item 7 26 dash CB dash zero nine V. Michael and Al Dora Thompson.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Michael and Al Dora Thompson present. Can you unmute please?

Speaker 6Yes. We, there you go. Yes.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Okay. You were sworn in at the last meeting. You remained sworn in to tell the truth?

Speaker 6Yes. Yes.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Okay.

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)I understand

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)You discussed this with your contractor and Mr. Rahi.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Yeah. Jonathan, why don't you jump in and see what you, can you resolve this?

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)Yeah. So we, we spoke with, I spoke with the applicant, their builder, they both provided documentation from the manufacturer of the wall system building system showing that a wall-mounted bracket is feasible. So we are in support of the applicant moving forward with moving the air condensers onto the wall using such a bracket.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Michael and Aldo, that's, that's good with you, right? Yes. Yes. Awesome.

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)And we're still, we're still gonna require the fence to be moved out of the right of way as well as a memorandum of restriction to be recorded with respect to accessing the easement areas that we discussed at the last meeting.

Speaker 6Yes. Yes. And we already moved the fence, so it'll just, you'll just have to look at it once.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)No, you, you, you do have to get a permit after you get your resolution. We

Speaker 6Have the permit already.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)You don't have a permit to be in the right location. You'd have to get just a zoning permit just for that fence. That was the issue. You didn't have a zoning permit for the fence?

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)We can, we can square, we could square it up after the, yeah, after.

Speaker 6Yeah. We didn't know we had to have a zoning permit.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Okay. That's, that's fine. That's why we're here. Okay. Any other members have any questions or comments about this application? None. I'm gonna open it to the public. Anyone in the public have any questions or comments about this application?

Laura Buckley (Clerk)No. One chairman.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Okay. Close the public portion. I'd make a motion to approve this application. You there a second? I'll second it please. Full the roll.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Mr. Weisman? Yes. Mr. Tillery? Yes. Mr. Blanc?

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Yes.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Mr. Mitterando? Yes. Mr. Raleigh? Yes. And Chairman Cahill? Yes.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Your application as amended has been approved. We'll memorialize this in a written document at our next meeting and we'll send that document to you. Good luck.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Okay.

Speaker 6Thank you

26-ZB-10VI — Acme 26-ZB-10VI AI 00:07:27 – 00:10:09

Request for six-month extension of temporary use permit for warehouse property to park third-party trucks in 20 delineated spaces. Applicant completed striping and lighting but has not yet utilized spaces. Property may be sold; extension sought to maintain flexibility. Motion to extend for additional six months passed unanimously (6-0).

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Michael. Feel better. Okay. Oh, thank you. I appreciate you. God bless. God bless. Thank you. Let's move on to item number nine, which is 26 dash zb dash 10 VI. I wanna say Acme, is it a CMY?

Tim Arch (Atty)I think it's Acme. I think you're right.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)It is. Let's do Acme. Well,

Tim Arch (Atty)Let's, we'll do Acme. Hello, good evening. I'm members of the board, board professionals. My name is Tim Arch. I'm an attorney licensed in the state of New Jersey. I'm here representing Acme, although it's actually called A-C-M-Y-I just here a second ago. But in any event, we're here for an extension of a six month temporary use permit. If you recall, this is a, a warehouse property. You had granted us the ability to store or park in 20 delineated spaces in the back of the warehouse trucks for a third party. I didn't, you would be able to do that.

Speaker 8Normally

Tim Arch (Atty)You would be able to do that normally if they were associated with the warehouse business. The only thing that was different was that this, these were third parties that were not associated with the primary warehouse business. So we're here, quite frankly, we haven't actually put a truck back there yet. We did the striping, all of the, all the lighting that was required was put there. I believe as part of the application ex of the extension. We provided pictures to show that the striping and the lighting is there. So we're just asking to extend that for another six months to have the option to utilize that. I will also tell the board that I believe the, there is a interest in purchasing the property from a another individual. And so we are planning to meet with the township staff with a concept plan. So it might be that this never really comes to, to pass that we have the trucks there, but we want to keep our options open for another six months to have them there. So we would understood. Yep. And all the conditions obviously would stay, stay

Shawn Cahill (Chair)The same. Yes. Okay. Thanks Tim. I appreciate it. Any, any members of the board have any questions about this extension? Hearing none. I'm gonna open it. Actually, I have to open to the public. Do I Jim? Yes. Public? We do, yes. Okay. Anyone in the public portion have any questions or comments about this?

Laura Buckley (Clerk)No. One chairman.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Hey, close the public portion. Make a motion to extend this additional six months. I'll second it. Thank you. Can I call a roll call?

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Mr. Wasteman? Yes. Mr. Tillery? Yes. Mr. Blan? Yes. Mr. Mitterando? Yes. Mr. Ali? Yes. And Chairman Cahill? Yes.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Memorial. Is this at our next meeting?

Laura Buckley (Clerk)I'm sorry Roy was back. Mr. Regio? Yes. Thank you. Sorry

26-ZB-07V — Snack Innovations 26-ZB-07V AI 00:10:09 – 00:23:36

Snack manufacturing company seeking temporary use variance to operate at 1690 South Washington Avenue while maintaining existing Ethel Road facility. Company manufactures Drizzle rice cake snacks, operating 24 hours five days per week with up to 450 employees total across three shifts. Site has 338 parking spaces and 28 loading bays per building, adequate for operations. Professional planner confirmed site can accommodate proposed use. Staff and planning consultant both supported approval. Public portion held with no comments. Motion to approve passed unanimously (6-0).

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Laura. Back me up here. 'cause on my copy I have nd K as number 10, but I took it off your update this afternoon. It's item number 10 26 dash ZB dash zero seven V Snack Innovations.

Tim Arch (Atty)That is correct, I believe. Hello again. Board professionals and board members. My name is Di March attorney license in the state of New Jersey and I'm, I'm here now in my capacity representing Snack Innovations. So Snack Innovations is a, a company, they're a snack manufacturing company as their name might suggest it. Back in 2016, they came into Piscataway and they started operating out of a location at Ethel Road. So they've been here a decade in that time that they, that they've been operating there, they have grown substantially. They've been very popular and quite frankly they're busting at the seams at their Ethel Road location. So they've recently purchased a location at 1690 South Washington Avenue, which is a site where manufacturing is permitted. It's a site that has two warehouses already. There. It's, it, it was previously the m and m site. M and m being the, not the candies but the, the entity was called m and m.

Tim Arch (Atty)But in any event, they, they absolutely need to get into this new location to start operating because again, they are at absolute full capacity at Ethel Road. They're gonna continue to operate at the Ethel Road location as well. So they're staying in Piscataway, they're just having a secondary location in Piscataway as well. So basically what Snack Innovations does is they make healthy, delicious snacks. And actually the only product line that they will be making in this, in the New South Washington facility is a product called Drizzle. If I can get it. Not to blur, maybe if I make it my face, there you go. Drizzle Dishes is a, it's a rice cake snack and immediately you hear rice cake and you think it's not good. This is the most addictive snack I have ever tried and that is absolutely honest and it is healthy for you.

Tim Arch (Atty)So I, I highly recommend everybody go and get 'em. You can find 'em at Target, Walmart, Costco, pretty much any location. And the really cool thing is on the back of the, of the package it says that it was made in Piscataway, which I think is pretty cool 'cause you don't see that every day. So basically we're asking for this temporary use variance to be able to start operating right away. 'cause as I said, they're really over overpacked in their Ethel Road location. So I do have, I do have two witnesses tonight. I have Isaac Zakin, who is the operations manager of Snack Innovations, and then I have Allison Coffin who's our professional planner. So unless there's any preliminary stuff, and by the way, I'll mention we agree and can comply with all the comments of the staff report. And I'll note just for the record, that one of the comments refers to a traffic light that is gonna be constructed there based off of a prior application. I'll note for the record that we have already entered into a developer's agreement that is in the possession of the township to address that traffic light issue. So that is already, that is already a sort of a moot condition at this point that's on there. But we agree to everything in the staff report. So with that, I'm ready to proceed to my first witness unless there's any questions? No, please

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Proceed Ms. Star.

Tim Arch (Atty)Okay. I would ask Isaac Ben Zakin if you can I, I see you there. If you can be sworn in and then I'll ask you some questions. Mr.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Benza? Yes. Could you raise your right hand? Do you swear that the testimony you're about to give should be the truth?

Speaker 9Yes.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Thank you. Your name and address please?

Speaker 99 4 4 9 4 4 Avenue R Brooklyn, New York. 1 1 2 2 3.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Thank you.

Tim Arch (Atty)Alright, so Isaac, was everything that I said in my introduction accurate?

Speaker 9Yes.

Tim Arch (Atty)Okay. So like I said, snack innovations, you've been operating there in Piscataway since 2016. You've managed to grow a lot and it's true to say that, that you require this new site to really operate and you need to get in there like yesterday. Is that accurate?

Speaker 9Yes.

Tim Arch (Atty)Okay. And once you're up and running, it's gonna be devoted solely to this, to this product line drizzle, which is I think your most popular product to date and goes to countless different retailers, correct?

Speaker 9Correct, yes.

Tim Arch (Atty)Okay. So we need to talk about a little bit about operational testimony. So cre creating this product doesn't, doesn't cause any sort of noxious odors or dust or any sort of nuisance, you know, sound, smells toxic, waste, anything, anything to that extent, correct?

Speaker 9Correct. Okay. It

Tim Arch (Atty)Does not, and Mr. Ms Raw, he actually had the, had the chance to go visit your Ethel Road facility and so he's gonna hopefully back you up on that when we get to his testimony, but I don't believe there's anything offensive in the, in the making of this product. So you have, you, you're, you employ three shifts or you intend to employ three shifts, 75 employees each building each shift. So that's 150 employees per shift and three shifts. So that's four 50 in total and is that correct? First of all, is my math correct on that?

Speaker 9Yes, correct.

Tim Arch (Atty)Okay. And they're not all gonna be on the site at the same time, but at most when there's a shift change, there might be a half an hour where you have the 150 that are leaving and the 150 that are coming in. So you might have maybe about 300 people assuming that every single employee drove themself in a separate car, which they don't do. But assuming worst case scenario, you would have about maybe 300 people on site at any given time, correct?

Speaker 9Yes, correct.

Tim Arch (Atty)Okay. And the site has right now 300 and I believe 38 parking spaces. So you, you are comfortable that you can, that you can adequately accommodate all of your employees even at the, the worst case scenario at a shift change, correct?

Speaker 9Yes.

Tim Arch (Atty)Okay. And you also have, in terms of loading spaces, I think the site has, I think you anticipate using about 10 loading bays on each building, five for shipping, five for receiving. And each building has well over 10 bays a piece, correct?

Speaker 9Yes. I think 28 each.

Tim Arch (Atty)Okay. So, so you don't see that there's gonna be any issue with not having enough loading bays or loading spaces for your operation?

Speaker 9No. Okay. No issues there.

Tim Arch (Atty)Alright. I don't believe I have any other operational questions for Mr. Ben Zakin, but if the board has any questions, he's happy to answer them.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Any members of the board or Jonathan, do you have anything overviewing that you could add to

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)This? I just know there was a couple conversations that were had between staff, the applicant and Tim with your, your team. Maybe I, i, I wasn't fully in the loop or for the benefit of the board at least. Is there going to any sort of transportation between the Ethel Road location and, and this location for employees since you're maintaining production of both facilities?

Tim Arch (Atty)I, I believe currently what they're doing is they're utilizing, with the permission of the township, they're utilizing the South Washington parking right now to sort of accommodate that overflow parking at Ethel Road. I, I'll Isaac I'll ask you, when everything is up and running, when you have both sites, do you anticipate anticipate the need to have shuttling back and forth to the sites?

Speaker 9No, we should not be shuttling because we're gonna remove some of the, a little bit of the production out of 41 and move it into this new building. So those workers that are being shuttle shuttled will not have to be shuttled, they'll be working there?

Tim Arch (Atty)Yeah, so I think right now, temporarily we're doing that, once everything is up and running, that won't be necessary anymore because it will have relieved all the pressure at the, at the other site.

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)Good. And the sanitary sewer force main calculations, is that something you're working on or ready to pro provide?

Tim Arch (Atty)Yeah, I spoke to, I spoke to Alan Ben Zakin, who is, who is one of the owners. He has reached out to the, the engineering firm that did the original sewer calculations and is and hired them to, to do an updated calculation based on the new use. I know Mr. Herrera said that it's as easy as plugging in some numbers. Turns out it's not as easy as just plugging in some numbers. But we will be able to get that, get that to you well before the both buildings are fully operational, which is, I think the, the intent is that to make sure that it can handle the capacity, but it's gonna take a little while to ramp up to that capacity. So we'll certainly get that as a condition of approval as quickly as we can.

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)And, and the product is still not anticipated needing water for the production of the product. It's just gonna be popping and baking and the, the coating of the product. There's not gonna be water, water based elements of the preparation of the food,

Tim Arch (Atty)I'll just

Speaker 9Correct,

Tim Arch (Atty)But I believe, I believe that's correct.

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)Okay.

Speaker 9Correct. Yes.

Jonathan Rahi (Planner)Okay. That, that's all I have for right now and yes, I, I did visit the Ethel Road location. Bursting at the seams is a understatement, no outside sound and smell environmental impacts at that location.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Okay, thank you Jonathan. Any other members of the board have any questions for this witness?

Speaker 10I just two, I just two quick questions

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Please. John,

Speaker 10Retail sales are not permitted, correct?

Tim Arch (Atty)No, there's no retail. There's no retail that we are proposing.

Speaker 10No contemplation, no at this point. And does this run 24 7 or is it five days a week or how does it operate?

Speaker 9Five days. Five yeah, 20 days. Days 20, 24 hours, five days a week.

Speaker 10Okay,

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Thanks John. No,

Speaker 10No other questions. Okay.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Any other members of any questions for this witness? Okay, Tim, put your other expert on.

Tim Arch (Atty)Thank you. Next would be Allison Coffin, our professional planner.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Ms. Coffin, could you raise your right hand? Do you swear that the testimony you're about to give should be the truth?

Speaker 11Yes, I do.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)I believe Ms. Coffin has been accepted as a planner before this board be

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Couple of times. I

Speaker 11Agree. Yes. My, my license is still in good standing.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)That's good to hear. We please proceed if you would thank

Speaker 11The, the property that we're looking at is at 1690 South Washington Avenue. It's just, you know, shy of 25 acres and it has site plan approval for development with two warehouse buildings which have been constructed. The applicant's requesting that temporary use permit to use the buildings for food manufacturing and it's located in the M two industrial district where food manufacturing is a permitted use. There's at this point no change from the prior approval that would trigger bulk variances for the site. They're not Shah proposing any changes at this time in front of this board. So the essence of this application is D determined if the site which was approved for warehouse use can operate with the proposed food manufacturing use temporarily, it's my opinion that it can accommodate the use proposed. The primary concern here from a planning perspective when both the approved and proposed uses are permitted in the zone is the ability of the site as it was constructed to accommodate the potential differences in staffing.

Speaker 11In this instance, the site was developed with 338 parking spaces to support uses warehousing and the change to manufacturing use as it's proposed, which has 150 employees onsite at the largest shift with the 300 potentially present during shift change if everybody drives themselves, can still be accommodated on the site with those 338 parking spaces. And the other potential concern I had would've been loading, but the site can easily accommodate the needs of this use, which requires 10 births per building and each building has twenty seven twenty eight loading births available. So for those reasons, it's my opinion that the site can accommodate the proposed manufacturing use and the board will be justified in approving the temporary use permit pending full site plan application.

Tim Arch (Atty)Thank you Allison.

Speaker 11You are welcome.

Tim Arch (Atty)Any

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Is available board Have any questions for the planner? Okay. Hearing none Mr. Archer, are you done with your testimony?

Tim Arch (Atty)Yeah, ju just to say that again, the standards per the ordinance is num, it's a two-prong test. Essentially number one is there're gonna be a su substantial detriment upon the uses because this is a permitted use already in the zone. There is no detriment obviously. And number two, is it gonna contribute materially to the welfare of the township. You've heard that, that there is a real need for that Ethel Road location to alleviate some of the strain on that location. So approving this will will really be help alleviate that overcrowding, it'll be a benefit to the township. Thank you for your time.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Got it. Thank you. Any other members of the board have any questions about this application? Hearing none, I'm gonna open it to the public. Anyone in the public have any comments or questions about this application?

Laura Buckley (Clerk)No one chairman.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Okay. Close the public portion. I'd make a motion to approve this. Can I get a second? I'll second it. All the roll.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Mr. Weisman?

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Yes.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Mr. Tillery? Yes. Mr. Regio? Yes. Yeah. Mr. Mitterando? Yes. Mr. Ali? Yes. And Chairman Cahill?

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Yes. Mr. Arch, we will memorialize this in a few moments.

Tim Arch (Atty)Thank you very much. Have a wonderful evening. Everybody.

Adoption of Resolutions from April 9, 2026 Meeting AI 00:23:36 – 00:25:03

Board voted to adopt four resolutions from previous meeting: withdrawal resolution (Switch); approval resolution for Alfredo Pagan; approval resolution for Joanna Tarantino; and approval resolution for Snack Innovations. All resolutions passed unanimously.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Can I thank you. Let's move on to item number 11, which is the adoption of resolutions from the regular meeting of April 9th, 2026.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)First resolution is on switch. This was a resolution of withdrawal. I would need somebody to move that and second it in a voice vote or

Shawn Cahill (Chair)I would make a motion to withdraw it. Can I get a second? I'll second it. Okay. Lower co roll?

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Yep. Mr. Weisman?

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Yes.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Mr. Tillery? Yes. Mr. Regio? Yes. Mr. Blo? Yes. Mr. Mitterando? Yes. Mr. Elli? Yes. And Chairman Cahill? Yes.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Next is Wil Alfredo Pagan, which you voted to approve. Mr. Weisman? Yes. Mr. Tillery? Yes. Mr. O'Reggio? Yes. Mr. Blount?

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Yes.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Mr. Mitterando? Yes. Mr. Ali? Yes. Chairman Cahill? Yes. Next is Joanna Tarantino, which you voted to approve. Mr. Weisman? Yes. Mr. Tillery? Yes. Mr. O'Reggio? Yes.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Mr.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Blount?

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Yeah. Yep. Mr.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Mitterando? Yes. Mr. Ali? Yes. Chairman Cahill? Yes. Finally is snack in innovations which you just voted to approve. Mr. Weisman? Yes. Mr. Tillery? Yes. Mr. O'Reggio? Yes. Mr. Blount? Yes. Mr. Ali? Yes. Chairman Cahill?

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Yes.

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Those are all the resolutions I have this evening. Okay,

Adoption of Minutes AI 00:25:03 – 00:25:25

Minutes from the regular meeting of April 9, 2026 adopted. All in favor.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Laura, up the item 12, which is the adoption of minutes.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Hmm?

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Is that item 12? Next, because I have something that says Board of adjustment, regular meeting. Oh, whatever. Number 12. Adoption of minutes from the regular meeting.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Number 13 is adoption of minutes. 14 adjournment.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Okay. Adoption of minutes from the regular meeting of April 9th, 2026. All in favor A. Aye. A item number 14 is adjourn. All in favor. Aye. Thanks for coming out guys. Everybody

Adjournment AI 00:25:25 – 00:25:55

Meeting adjourned. Board members exchanged closing remarks and birthday wishes for staff member Courtney.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Stay happy Birthday to Courtney. She's working through her birthday. Happy

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Birthday. Happy birthday. Thank you. Oh, happy birthday.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)She said thank you from the other room.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Enjoy. Enjoy the draft everyone.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Oh, you too. Alright

James Kinneally (Zoning Atty)Everybody have a

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Good evening everyone.

Laura Buckley (Clerk)Goodnight everyone. Thank you. Goodnight.

Shawn Cahill (Chair)Bye-bye.