3/7/2017 PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE MINUTES Minutes

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Minutes of Meeting of Mashpee Plan Review Committee Held Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Mashpee Town Hall Waquoit Meeting Room Plan Review Members Present: Michael Mendoza , Building Commissioner Tom Fudala, Town Planner John Phelan, Deputy Fire Chief Catherine Laurent, DPW Director Scott Carline, Police Chief Glen Harrington, Health Agent Also Present: Clayson Nicholson, GIS Coordinator Audience: Sam Houghton – Mashpee Enterprise Michael Mendoza called the meeting to order at 9:03 a.m. 81 Market Street Representative –Thomas Feronti Architect-- Imai Keller Moore Requests a 7,578 square foot mixed use building with Commercial space on the ground floor and two floors Of apartments Tom Feronti appeared on behalf of Mashpee Commons and JWTPhase 1A, LLC. Tom Feronti said he is here for another proposed building that is part of their residential comprehensive permit. He said it is identified as Building 46 on the Site Plan and is shown at the corner of Market Street and Jobs Fishing Road. • Multi-story building—ground floor (Floor 1) is commercial space with ability to divide the space into two tenants. • 2 upper floors will have a total of 6 apartments—Floor 2 to have 2-2 bedroom and 1-1 bedroom; and Floor 3 to have 2-2 bedroom and 1-1 bedroom apartments. • One of the 1-bedroom apartments will be deemed "affordable" under 40B regulations. • The current plan is for the building to be all white. • If ground floor divided into 2 spaces, then one entry door off of Market Street will be marked as commercial (101), and entry off of Jobs Fishing Road will be commercial (102). • Floor 2 will have their own direct entries—labeled (201)-off back parking; (202) and (203)-off Jobs Fishing Road. Floor 3 has one exterior door that serves all of those units (301, 302, 303). • Tom Feronti said they met with the Fire Department to decide how to assign numbers to the doors. • Sprinkler Room door will also have an official address. • The Knox Box will be in the Sprinkler Room. • Not going to be a modular building.