02:18The board postponed the application from IDI Logistics LLC, seeking to construct a 212,500-square-foot warehouse at 1-3 Executive Drive. This item was carried to an undisclosed future date, pending proper notification to interested parties. The board emphasized the importance of ensuring all procedural requirements are met before the application could be heard.

02:58Another issue involved the application of Mohamad Butt, who requested a variance to install a 40 square foot sign on Route 27. The board determined that the notice provided by Mr. Butt was insufficient, lacking specific details about the variances sought. The board advised Mr. Butt to reissue the notice to both the paper and the 200-foot list of neighbors, in compliance with procedural standards. Mr. Butt’s application was rescheduled for June 5, 2025. The board also clarified that while Mr. Butt, as the business owner, did not require legal representation, it might be advisable for future proceedings.

11:49In addition to these applications, the board discussed the rescheduling of the 1784 Capitol Hill Holdings application, a judge-remanded case, to June 5, 2025. This decision requires a formal board motion due to the judicial nature of the remand. The board noted that all eligible members must be present for this hearing, although one member’s medical situation might affect attendance. The board plans to provide instructions before the hearing to ensure compliance with the judge’s directions.