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Chairman, Doug Crow suggests to Jason Burford to review the new lighting code. Some of the changes are retroactive for commercial properties. Some of the lighting times have some new restrictions. How bright they can be. How long can they be on. Jason Burford also confirms there is more than enough parking currently there. It is based on the number of doctors, employees etc. There is more there than required by code. Chairman, Doug Crow asks for a motion. Norm Merriman made a motion to the Planning Board to recommend to the Town Board, to approve the Site Plan request for 359 Quaker Road SBL# 175.06-3-9 as presented by PCW Enterprises LLC. for the redevelopment of the present site that will include the demolition of the existing structure and new construction of a new dental office, and the need of a SUP for the business. Tim Stroth amends the motion to add any successful resolution of the NYS variance for the hydrant and sign permit application. Seconded by Tim Stroth Upon a vote being taken: Ayes- 7 Noes- 0 Motion carried. Tim Stroth made a motion to the Planning Board to recommend to the Town Board to approve the SUP application as submitted. Seconded by Ben Garvey Upon at vote being taken Ayes- 7 Noes- 0 Motion carried. Sketch meeting for 1843-1851 Davis Road, for the West Falls Center of Arts which received a portion of the funding from NYS Forward Grant. Represented by Joey Tripi, Bammel Architects. They are here looking for the Planning Boards input prior to finalizing the details that will be submitted to the state for the intended project. Joey Tripi, from Bammel Architects introduces himself. He provides an outline of the proposed project. West Falls Center of the arts is looking to expand their cultural and community programs. The plans are for an outdoor amphitheater using the old pond location There will be a restroom area, a concession area, a food truck area as well as two open air pavilions. It is important to know that only one single event will be scheduled per day, through the summer months. They are to include craft shows, chicken barbeques, small music performances, to name just a few of the possibilities. The amphitheater will be made in the drained pond. It will create natural acoustics benefits. There will be natural walking paths. There will be improved drainage to the