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Lovely Dance Studio 2 Center Street Mike Day Bill Lovely appeared. He showed photo of the signage and noted location changed. Conclusion: Stamped approved. I' Site Plan and Landscape Review McShane Construction Co. 340/342 Main Street Kenmark Office Systems/Warehouse/Mercantile/Storaee Kevin Kirrane appeared and referred to revised plans submitted. Walter noted to Kevin Mary's comments on the grading Plan and the recommendation to extend the retaining wall up another inch. The professional engineer said they were agreeable to extending the wall another inch. Walter said there are 2 issues: (1) —Is this the new property line? Applicant responded`yes". (2) —By creating property line you have created a buffer. Kevin explained it was a condition of the Planning Board to move that line and since that was a condition they had to do it. Applicant was then informed that the buffer itself either has to have snow fence or stake and ribbon it off before clearing so Town can come out and look at the property. They said they are doing it with snow fence. Walter then read the notation they placed on the Plan which reads: "Note: Existing trees located along the ridge between the SM Realty Trust Property and this property shall be evaluated by a qualified tree specialist to verify long term viability and stability." The Professional Engineer said he does not feel comfortable with exposed roots, etc. on some of the trees. Design Review asked that the tree expert report be sent to Town Hall and if any tree does have to come out then tree should be replaced in kind and quantity. Walter read Mary's note stipulating minimum size caliper is 2-1/2-3';and minimum size evergreen is 6-10'. The Engineer said this is fine. Conclusion: Approved subject to conditions: (1)They extend retaining wall up another inch; (2)buffer either has to have snow fence or be staked and ribboned off before clearing so Town can come out and look at property before clearing; and(3) tree expert's report to be sent to Town Hall; and any trees removed must be replaced in kind and quantity. Minimum size caliper to be 3"; evergreens to be 6-10' minimum. E.A. Fish Associates Senior Housing Development Mashpee Housing Authority Route 28/Ashers Path 56-Unit Rental for Residents 55 and older Kevin Kirr ane andLeila Botsford appeared. Kevin explained that this is a comprehensive permit application on and that they were coming to Design Review for input even though as 40B they are not required to appear before any Board except Board of Appeals. Kevin introduced Leila Botsford from the Mashpee Housing Authority and said that the Housing Authority will be owner and will be manager of the complex when it is built. When questioned about the 100 foot buffer surrounding the complex, the architect send this was a requirement by the Board of Selectmen and He explained that the parking area had to be extended for fire truck access to the building.