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o Tony Rosati- 461 Griggs Place- He noted that the previous owner had an agreement to have the employees park offsite to try to relieve the parking situation and suggested that they do that with this application. o Joann Gearhart- 48 South Willow- She has concerns about parking and noise. o Sarah Taberski- 28 Hamlin- She has no problem with the work on the outside of the building but has concerns at the potential overflow of people in the area, the noise and her belief that there is a lack of police presence for non-emergency matters in that area. o Dan Dytchkowskj- 43 North Willow- He spoke about safety with increased traffic. He said that when there is snow, emergency vehicles can’t get down in those areas. o Greg Callahan- 206 West Fillmore- He has concerns about the potential noise, the hours of operation and the parking situation. o Jinx Griffin- 24 Hamlin- She has concerns about people on the sidewalk, the garage door being open and the noise. o Marilyn Scattoreggio- 418 Prospect – She said that she has a son that lives at 38 South Willow and read the village code for noise because she believes noise is an issue. o Holly Schintzius- 31 North Willow- She said that she is less concerned with the beautification of the property and said that quality of life is more important. She has concerns about this being a concert hall and the noise. o Tim Walton- Live Events Promoter - He is for the remodel and believes that parking and the noise will not change from the previous business. He said that it seems like more of a policing issue if people aren’t following the rules and that the ticket booth is just to maintain the crowds. o Vince Croblio- CJ Sound- He said that he is working with the applicant and asked if there were previous complaints about sound. He explained what he is doing to try and control the sound levels in the venue. o Mitch Sanic- He said that he is the designer for the renovations for the applicants and is working with the Village Code Enforcement department to get the building up to standard with the changes. He said that the intent and purpose of the business have not changed from what was there before. He said that there were code issues with the stairs that need to be addressed during the renovations. Trustee Lazickas asked about the drawing with the East and West direction and which side the door was going on. Mr. Sanic explained that it would be the Hamlin Street side. Mayor Wochensky closed the Public Hearing at 8:01 pm. • Mayor Wochensky opened the Public Hearing at 8:01 pm to consider a Special Use Permit for 206 Main Street, Dylan Smith and Paige Lingenfelter, tenants of West End Social, for a restaurant with indoor and outdoor dining with no change to the current parking allotment. o Mayor Wochensky noted that all correspondence for the site plan public hearing could also apply for this public hearing. o Karen Spencer- 31 Hamlin- She finished reading her letter, which is attached to the minutes. o Holly Schintzius- 31 North Willow- She has concerns with the hours of operation and that residents stopped complaining because nothing was being done. She believes this business would be better located elsewhere. Mayor Wochensky closed the Public Hearing at 8:06 pm. • Mayor Wochensky opened the Public Hearing at 8:06 pm to consider Keeping Other than Household Pets Permit-6 Hens, 281 Olean, Virginia Coleman & Ryan Aures. o No public comment Mayor Wochensky closed the Public Hearing at 8:07 pm. SPEAKERS & COMMUNICATIONS (I) – Agenda Items Only o Jesse Griffis- 1955 Boise Rd- Chair of the Village Tree Board- He expressed that the draft policy online does not reflect what the Tree Board would like to see in the Memorial Tree Policy. o Nancy Smith- 195 Sycamore- She said that the Tree Board was not contacted that this Memorial Tree Policy was on the agenda. Trustee Cameron said that she is happy that the policy is being