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Kenilworth planning board carries two applications to May 27; approves traffic engineer for school proposal
Summary
The Kenilworth Planning Board carried the North Holdings Twelfth Street application and the Durham Schools application to its May 27 meeting; the board also approved hiring a traffic engineer for the Durham Schools application with the applicant's stated lack of objection.
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The Kenilworth Planning Board agreed to carry two land-use applications to the board's May 27 meeting and approved hiring a traffic engineer to review the Durham Schools application.
The board acknowledged a letter from Steve Hale requesting that the North Holdings Twelfth Street application be carried "without further notice." A motion to carry the North Holdings application to the May 27 meeting was made by Mister David, board member, and seconded by Mister Scuderi, board member; the motion passed on roll call.
For Application 24-002 (Durham Schools), the board announced it would also carry the matter to the May 27 meeting. During discussion, Mister David, board member, said the board had discussed hiring a traffic engineer for the Durham Schools application and moved that the board proceed with hiring a traffic engineer. The motion to hire a traffic engineer was made by Mister David and seconded by Mister Eladotti, board member. Mister Kelly, identified as the applicant's representative in the meeting record, said the applicant had no objection to hiring a traffic engineer.
Roll-call votes recorded affirmative answers from a majority of board members present for both carries and for the traffic-engineer motion. No conditions or amendments to the motions were recorded in the meeting transcript.
Both applications will next appear on the Planning Board agenda on May 27, as announced at the meeting.

