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fYi R f Toon of Mug �JPP BOARD OF OPEALS '�"• P. -0. BOX 1108 . _HLA eco- MASHPEE. MA 02649 AMENDED DECISION RE: Minor modification to Special Permit for the Bonwood Company (formerly Pine Hill Estates aka Leisure Village) Case #Sp-84-12-054 On February 24, 1988 the Board of Appeals held a public meeting at which time the matter of the Bonwood Company aka Leisure Village, Pine a Hill Estates, was brought up for discussion. Mr. Walter Yarosh representing the Bonwood Company discussed minor modifications to be implemented at the site. Mr. Yarosh requested a re- wording to condition #11 of the Special Permit to read as follows: "A buffer zone, having a minimum width of one hundred ( 100) feet, shall be maintained along the entire perimeter of the site except for any entrance and exit areas. Within such buffer zone no structures shall be located and no clear cutting of natural vegetation shall be allowed. Further, a vinyl coated black color chain link fence shall be installed starting 100' north of the intersection of Algonquin Avenue and Route 151 , and following the property line northerly toward Johns Pond, easterly toward Payamps Road, Southerly along Payamps Road and ending at the intersection of Old Barnstable Road and Payamps Road. A universal board fence with a lattice top shall be constructed from the corner of Payamps Road and Old Barnstable Road and run southerly to Route 151 , westerly to Algonquin Avenue, and northerly 100' to tie in with the vinyl coated fence. Both fence types shall be a minimum of six (6) feet in height and shall be installed prior to the issuance of first building permit. Any area in the buffer zone which does not have vegetation or trees shall be landscaped with indigenous material so as to present a natural appearance consistent with the remainder of the buffer zone". On February 24, 1988 Mr. Makunas motioned that the requests proposed are minor modifications and would not require a public hearing, this motion was seconded by Mr. Govoni and precluded by a unanimous vote.