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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS <br />JUNE 22, 2016 <br />MINUTES <br />Building Plans: dated 4114116: Caffyn House, 10 Popponesset Island Rd., Mashpee, MA. <br />By Harold Capone, Residential Design, 5 Spinnaker St, Sandwich, MA. West Elevation, <br />East Elevation, South Elevation, North Elevation, First Floor Plan, Second Floor Plan. <br />Mr. Gould seconded. All were in favor to issue a Written Finding for the raze and replace <br />project. <br />Mr. Blaisdell made a motion to issue a Variance for the front yard setback in the amount <br />of 23.7 feet and the Board considers the front on the southerly side of the easement to <br />access the private way. This variance is conditioned upon Board of Health, Conservation <br />and Building Department comments and requirements. This is also conditioned upon the <br />site plan and building plans issued under the Written Finding. <br />Mr. Gould seconded. All were in favor to issue a Variance for the raze and replace project. <br />38 Nathan Ellis Highway: Owner, Mashpee Commons 11 LLC requests a Special Permit <br />under § 174-25-F (2) of the Zoning Bylaws to allow for sales, display, long term lease, and <br />test drives only, of Tesla Motors, MA Inc., on property located at 11 Central Square, (Map <br />74 Parcel 20), Mashpee, MA. <br />Attorney Mike Ford, Tom Feronti and John Renz all with Mashpee Commons represented <br />the application for Tesla. The Board had an informal meeting with Mashpce Commons at <br />the hearings on May 25, 2016 to discuss the possibility of Tesla becoming a licensed car <br />dealership. Tesla is currently permitted and occupying a unit located at 11 Central Square <br />as a show room gallery only. Mr. Ford said he reviewed the Zoning Bylaws and discovered <br />that a Special Permit for "use" is required for Tesla to become an actual car dealership. The <br />1986 Special Permit (SP -86-04-024) specifically states that modifications need to be <br />brought to the Zoning Board of Appeals. <br />Mr. Tom Feronti approached the Board and said that Tesla has been occupying the unit <br />space with a permit just under a month operating as a gallery and educational store only <br />with one display vehicle and a chaise. There are no sales, test drives or leasing right now. <br />As Mr. Ford mentioned, Tesla would like to convert from a gallery to operate as a car <br />dealership. The dealership would allow them to have inventory of vehicles, offer test drives <br />and sales. The cars are all custom ordered through a Tesla dealership only. There are three <br />different models and they are just coming out with a simpler version. The Tesla store <br />provides computer stations to order a vehicle. The inventory vehicles onsite is for test <br />drives only. They are requesting six (6) vehicles to be available throughout Mashpee <br />Commons. <br />Mr. Feronti provided two site plans that depict two different options that Mashpec <br />Commons would like to install vehicle charging stations. Option 1 showed the three <br />charging stations to be placed near Oak Street, and Option 2 showed two stations near Oak <br />Street and one station behind North Street near Building 25. The Board had a discussion <br />and preferred Option 2. <br />