Remarks by Fred Innamorato
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“Oh, time flies. Call this meeting to order. This is the Industrial Design Subcommittee. It's Monday, October 12th, 2026. 645. Nick, you do roll call?”
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“I don't have any questions and so I'm ready if you want to make a motion.”
“That's the brick that's there currently? Yes.”
“Okay, there's a motion. I'll second it. All those in favor?”
“No, that's fine. We did recommend approval with no exceptions. The only thing I'd add, Nick, is part of the application that we reviewed earlier were brick piers included in the submittal which added to the confusion of what was actually approved more than two years ago so that that was part of the issue that was at hand but we did recommend approval thank you mr intermerato now it would be the opportunity for the applicant to give initial comments not to exceed 30 minutes please make sure you state your name and address if you have any”
“Yes. Nick, can you put up the phasing schedule that they included? So based on if I'm reading this correctly, then you're not going to proceed with any of the work until 27? Last time you were trying to get some work done this year, but you've changed that, I'm assuming?”
“This year in May of 27. So then when you do the asphalt parking lot, you're not doing a complete parking lot at one time? You're going to do that in separate phases? Yes. And you would leave the section that has the entrance into the property area? incomplete before, and you do the other half without doing the entrance?”
“I was just surprised why you wouldn't do the entrance.”
“Okay, I understand. Okay, no further questions.”
“I only asked because the, the bond, the job has been delayed substantially and costs have gone up. So just so that the bond captures the increased costs that's been experienced over the last couple years. It's my only concern.”
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“But participants didn't have an idea of what the allowable density of homes looked like to meet land development code were before they provided you input?”
“I would add that I agree with just about everything that's been said. And the three items that she mentioned just blew me away that she was questioning why we would have questions on a cost estimate, construction methods, and borings. Well, it begs the question, I don't know what questions she's expecting us to ask. If I don't ask those questions, what are we talking about? When best to find out if the applicant has a project that's gonna financially fail? Before or after we approve? I THINK IN LIGHT OF THE MOST RECENT APPLICATION WE HAD WITH THE SHOP PROJECTS, THE GUYS THAT WERE JUST HERE,…”
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“Is there a motion? I'll make a motion to excuse members from the calendar year 2026.”