2023-03-16 Leeward Exh A (Items 1 Frank Sirlin PL-SMA-2022-000024)

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ROY: There is no wall. [indecipherable] Yeah, there's no wall on the roadside. The walls are along the access sea wall and then there's like a wooden wall between the neighbor and the property. KNOWLES: The drawings make it look like there's a wall. DEFRANCO: No, [indecipherable] KNOWLES: I did. DEFRANCO: Any questions? KNOWLES: I have a question. DEFRANCO: Okay. ROY: Oh, okay. I'm sorry, the applicant is proposing to put in a stone wall. He might be able to address— VITOUSEK: Okay, yep. ROY: —the height of that and a little more about that. DEFRANCO: They're going to speak next. KNOWLES: I had a question about the second driveway. I only saw one driveway on the property currently. Were they intending to put that second one on the road front? Cause it seems like it's two 2-car garages. ROY: Yeah, there will be a second, if I could pull up the[indecipherable] KNOWLES: Yeah, if you could show us the photo that would be helpful. ROY: Yeah, if you could bring up that PowerPoint again,just to show the plans. Yeah, so there'll be a second entrance entering that second garage adjacent to the neighbor on the side here. Let's pull up the photograph, yeah, so the second entrance would be here. KNOWLES: Is that standard? Does the County just put in another apron there or what happens with respect to the increasing in access point on the road. ROY: I'm not sure about what requirements DPW might have regarding the additional entrance and John might be able to speak to that. The applicant might be able to speak to that the requirements for adding a second driveway. But I have noticed, I did notice there were a few residences down there that had multiple driveways or in one instance, it looked like almost the whole front was an entrance. But this is a pretty low use road as you can see the edges are there's a lot of sand and stuff like that. But I assume that for line of sight there may be some 5 EXHIBIT A