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Board of Appeals - Minutes - October 12, 1988 • George J. Silva - (owner of record Faiman-Silva Realty Trust) Requests a Special Permit to build a medical office building under Section 6.3.D.2 of the Land Use Requirements on property located at Falmouth Rd., Route 28 (Map 81, lot 28) Mashpee, Ma. George J. Silva - (owner of record Faiman-Silva Realty Trust) .requests a Variance under Section 7.4 of the Land Space Requirements for permission to vary the minimum front yard parking set back requirement and a Variance under Section 11.B.5.I.H Groundwater Protection District on property located at Falmouth Road, Route 28 (Map 81, Lot 28) Mashpee, MA. Members sitting: W. Hanrahan, M. Makunas, C. Hawver Attorney Jeffrey Oppenheim was in attendance representing this petition. Also present were Walter Yarosh, architect of the building, David Sanicki, engineer and Attorney Winn Davis. 3 Attorney Oppenheim presented plans showing the location of the proposed medical center. The lot contains 1.34 acres and is zoned industrial. He explained that the Special Permit is required to build a medical office in and industrial zone and that variances are necessary to reduce the minimum. front setback requirement from 100 feet to 75 feet and to exceed the 30% lot coverage requirements. • Mr. Yarosh described the building which will contain 11,500 sf and has been approved by the Design Review Board. Mr. Yarosh said he had received bids of $31,000 for paving and $42,000 for landscaping and understood that bonds would be obtained as part of the conditions. He reported that a sprinkler system will be installed and the drainage system will be upgraded. Mr. Hanrahan asked from comments from the Board of Health and Mr. George Costa, Clerk of the Board of Health said that the Board had no objections. Mr. Hanrahan stated that a Special Permit would prohibit the disposal of any medical waste on the site. Mr. Costa explained that the disposal of medical waste was under the jurisdiction of the State Dept. of Public Health and is enforced locally by the Board of Health. Mr. Hanrahan said that the Board of Appeals would set the bond amounts. Mr. Makunas requested Attorney Oppenheim to submit separate petition forms for the Variances. Mr. Hanrahan stated that the Board had received a letter from Nathan S. Ellis, Water Superintendent, of the Mashpee Water District stating that the District had no objections to the petitions. Mr. Hanrahan motioned to grant the Special Permit and Variances subject to landscape and paving bonds to be determined by the Board. Mrs. Hawver seconded. All agreed. •