1982-1983-ZBA APPEALS - BLACKBOOK

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b. One outdoor swimming pool which may, at a later date, be enclosed for year-round use c. A pier and temporary float to accommodate loading and off-loading of residents and guest boats. The Board found that the proposed development of the land described is the best use of the land and more suitable than the allowed use already granted as a single lot subdivision, and that the use of the premises would not be detrimental to the Town or area by reason of excessive traffic noise or demand on community facilities. The Board also established that granting the permit would be in the beat interest of the community, and would be in harmony with the general purpose and intent of the ordanances.or By-law, and that the Petitioner met or exceeded the requirements for a multi-family unit development as provided for in the zoning By-laws, Town of Mashpee, and the Planning Board. Upon motion duly made and seconded the Board voted unanimously to grant the request for a Special Permit to D. S. & B. Realty Corporation and to incorporate the following conditionsi 1. This Special Permit authorizes the construction of a 30-unit condominium complex together with the ammenities as showni and does not allow a multi-family rental development use. 2. The developer must maintain the roads, sidewalks, utilities, and provide snow removal, until the condominium unit owners association takes over control of the property, or until the units are eighty percent (80%) sold, whichever comes last, at which time the condominium unit owners association is to maintain roads, sidewalks, utilities, and provide snow removal. 3. The tennis courts will be restricted to the unit owners and their guests, and shall not be open to the public, and public memberships shall not be permitted. 4. All signs shall be constructed of wood, and if illuminated, illuminated from the exterior. The sign should be in harmony with the aesthetics of the area. -2-