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Minutes of Combined Meeting of Mashpee Design Review Committee and CX�� Mashpee Plan Review Committee Held Thursday, June 11, 2009 Mashpee Town Hall Meeting Room 3 Design Review Members Present: Walter Yarosh, Tom O'Hara, Robert Nelson, and Tom Jalowy. Plan Review Members Present: Richard Stevens, Building Inspector Charlie Maintanis, Local Inspector Sheldon Hamblin, Deputy Fire Chief Tom Fudala, Town Planner Catherine Laurent, DPW Director Ronnie Warden, Assistant Health Agent Ben Perry, Animal Control Officer Also Present: Joel Clifford, Fire Inspector Paul Bryant, Police Department Richard Stevens called the meeting to order at 9 a.m. 107 Commercial Street Community Health Center of Cape Cod Preliminary Expansion Plans Representative — Rudolph Hunter Rudolph Hunter and Raul Lizardi-Rivera appeared and Mr. Hunter explained that the Center has almost doubled staff and number of patient visits. He said they are coming to the Committee to get advise and approval for their expanded parking plan proposal. He said in the future they plan to construct a building on the site alongside the current building. The want to do this in 2 phases because they have availability of funding from the U.S. government and it's necessary to submit a plan and get approval and then get funding. When they get the funding, then they have to build within 12 months. Mr. Hunter said they may have to go to the Cape Cod Commission for approval, but that will be determined later. Mr. Hunter and Mr. Lizardi-Rivera showed the site plan, which was reviewed and discussed insofar as the expanded parking lot proposal is concerned: • 2-phase approach because of federal funding. Second phase will be construction of an additional building. The building will be 2 levels. Upper level will be for office use. They plan to have a connector between the 2 buildings at the upper level. Patio will be on the second level for staff to have lunch outside. • Lower parking lot faces Route 28 and is set back 120 feet; only 100 foot setback is required. • Drainage is just shown on the plan for conceptual view; they have not done research yet. • Septic system is in front of the building so testing soils can happen later, but they would like to hear if that is agreeable to Board of Health or not. • Proposed 157 parking spaces are 7 above required number according to their information. Rich Stevens asked why they can't use diagonal parking and move traffic in one-way direction at the lower level. Mr. Lizardi-Rivera said they looked at that but diagonal parking covers more space and gives less parking spaces.