6/25/2015 DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE Minutes

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Minutes of Combined Meeting of Mashpee Design Review Committee and Mashpee Plan Review Committee Held Thursday, June 25, 2015 Mashpee Town Hall — Waquoit Meeting Room Design Review Members Present: Joseph Cummings and William Blaisdell Plan Review Members Present: Catherine Laurent, DPW Director Michael Mendoza, Building Commissioner Joyce Mason, Town Manager John Phelan, Deputy Fire Chief Tom Fudala — Town Planner Glen Harrington, Health Agent Audience: Sam Houghton — Mashpee Enterprise Michael Mendoza called the meeting to order at 9:05 a.m. 58 Echo Road Sign approval — John Deere Landscapes Free Standing Sigh and Wall sign Representative — Anne Seminara Since no one was present to represent the Applicant, Design Review members reviewed the application. The free-standing sign stated to be 72" wide, 78" high ... thus, 39 square feet total and within requirements. Motion: Joseph Cummings motioned to approve the free-standing sign; William Blaisdell seconded the motion; and it was passed by Design Review Committee. The wall sign was reviewed; and there were no issues raised. Motion: Joseph Cummings motioned to approve the wall sign on the building at 58 Echo Road; William Blaisdell seconded the motion; and it was passed by Design Review Committee. 104 Falmouth Road Cape Cod Custom Car Storage Request to store RV's and Boats outside Representative — Stuart Bornstein Stuart Bornstein and Stephen Ide were present. Mr. Bornstein addressed the meeting and said he is the General Manager and Stephen Ide is the manager of this facility. Mr. Bornstein said the first floor of the building has automobiles; upstairs is self -storage. He said they get numerous calls from people who want to put RV's and boats there. He is proposing to store boats and RV's outside. They don't take real big ones to store. It is a gated area and they have over 50 cameras for monitoring. They are replacing light packs with LED lighting—all low lighting. No plans for plantings—industrial zone. Tom Fudala noted there was an approved landscape plan to be maintained.