7/12/2017 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING MINUTES JULY 12, 2017 Attorney Kirrane said the maintenance plan will be pari of the common area expenses. He said that the condominium documents don't specifically refer to rain garden on the drainage areas they refer to specific obligation for the condominium association. A condition can be made by the Board that a required maintenance plan be provided upon the approval of a building permit. Mr. Kirrane said that he can reference that obligation that the condominium association makes reference to that also. Mr. Bonvie asked if an outside consulting engineer had reviewed the building plans and drainage calculations. The Board communicated that the last application they approved two weeks ago was not reviewed by an outside engineer, however in the past, they did have an engineer review the calculations and building plans. Mr. Bonvie said that the Board has in the past requested Charlie Rowley, a Consulting Engineer to inspect and review these industrial sites on behalf of the Town. Charlie Rowley has been involved with the Town Planning Board projects. The Board agreed with Mr. Bonvie that someone either on the Site Plan Review Committee, or an outside engineer review the drainage calculations for any future projects on these type of applications. Mr. Mendoza said that the department heads reviewed the plans at Site Plan Review. He understands the concerns of the Board and he can bring those concerns at the next Site Plan Review meeting that the department heads review the drainage plans in detail and provide comments on behalf of the community. Mr. Eddy addressed the Board and said that -has worked with Charlie Rowley and mentioned that Catherine Laurent, DPW Director does review and looks at drainage, road and circulation of traffic. If there was any concern that would be raised at Plan Review. Mr. Eddy said that he stands behind his stamp on those plans, and is his responsibility regardless of who reviews it to do his due diligence on what he presents to any Board. Mr. Eddy said this project will have a tight tank installed, and there will be no power washing of the boats. Mr. Eddy provided the Board a brief list of requirements from the Board of Health. He said there are five spaces required for parking. There is parking in front of each overhead door, which is fifteen spaces, and will be stripped spaces as well as handicapped stripped space. There will also be a key coded entry for the restrooms. Mr. Goldstein read the Board of Health comments into the record that this application will be before the Board of Health on July 20, 2017. Mr. Goldstein is concerned more about the outside storage. Chairman Furbush read the Conservation Comments and Inspection Department into the record.