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ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS <br />MEETING MINUTES <br />JULY 12, 201.7 <br />The 22.1 ft. is consistent with the average of the two structures on either side of this <br />particular building, and under the bylaw they would be allowed to be at a closer distance <br />to Waterway than what is currently proposed. There is a slight increase in the lot coverage <br />from the 18.6% to 19.94% lot coverage which is still with the 20% allowed under the <br />bylaw. The project will entail an upgrade to Title 5 system and will conform to current <br />building code requirements. He suggested that the Board can make the appropriate specific <br />finding that what is being proposed is not substantially more detrimental to the <br />neighborhood than what currently exists. <br />Michael Mendoza read the Inspection Department comments into the record. He asked <br />Attorney Kirrane why he applied for Section 174-20 of the bylaws. Attorney Kirrane said <br />that this bylaw has been used in the past to supplement Section 174-17 because it does <br />contain the language; "or otherwise". He suggested to the Board that :they can make a <br />determination that Section 174-20 is a non -issue. <br />Board Member Scott Goldstein asked Mike Mendoza for clarification regarding the <br />elevation in respect to a walk -out on the left side of the building depicted on page SK -5 of <br />the proposed building plans. Mr. Mendoza said that if the building is exposed more than <br />50% of the foundation then it will be a concern for the Board to address. But because the <br />drawing is roughly drawn it can be determined at the time of permitting. <br />Chairman Furbush read the Conservation Department comments into the record and the <br />- Board of Health comments into the record. <br />1. Board Member Ron Bonvie made a motion to approve the Written Finding. Plot <br />Plan — Proposed House and Subsurface Sewage Disposal System Upgrade, <br />Prepared for Chris & Nancy Burden, 62 Waterway, Mashpee, MA., Scale: 1" _ <br />20', Date: May 11, 2017, Drawn: MRT, TB, checked by: JER, Job Number: <br />16186, Title: Site Plan & SSDS Profile, Drawing Number: 824-75. <br />2. House Plans — Burden Residence, 62 Waterway, Mashpee, MA., Archi-Tech <br />Associates, Inc., First Floor Plan, Job No: 1618, Date: 26 May 2017, Scale: as <br />noted, Drawn: KMW, Issued for review, SK -2, SK -3: Second Floor Plan, SK - <br />4: Elevations, SK -5 Elevations. <br />3. Conditioned upon all Town department comments read into the record. <br />4. Conditioned upon the applicant submitting to the Building Commissioner that <br />the building plans depict that not more than 50% of both sides of the elevation <br />- of the building will be exposed. <br />Mr. Blaisdell seconded, yes. Mr. Furbush yes, Mr. Goldstein yes, and Mr. DeBarros, yes. <br />All were in favor of the raze and replace project. <br />C <br />
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