7/21/2015 DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE Minutes

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1178 Great Hay Road (continued) • Mike Mendoza asked if Applicant is aware that any doors or access from this proposed addition going out will have to be alarmed in accordance with Massachusetts State Building Code. Mr. Fronius responded "yes". • Catherine Laurent questioned parking. Mr. Fronius said there are 2 parking spaces there now. He said he has a very long driveway -2 parking spaces at right-hand side; then parking in driveway in front of the house. All parking will be on the property. He said they can park 10 cars in the driveway. • Glen Harrington noted full basement to the addition. Mr. Fronius said no plans to do anything with the basement, but will connect to the other basement. Motion: Glen Harrington motioned to approve the in-law apartment for 1178 Great Hay Road with conditions that: • The house is limited to 3 bedrooms. • Floor Plans are provided for the existing dwelling prior to Building Permit. • Fence is enclosed and alarmed around the pool. • All on-site driveway is used for parking, Scott Carfine seconded this motion; and it was unanimously passed by Plan Review and Design Review. Building 40 (51 Market St.) and Building 42 (61 Market Street) Agent: Thomas Feronti & John Connell Mixed-use building with commercial space on the Ground floor and apartments upper level(s). Tom Feronti and John Connell were present. Tom Feronti said they are presenting 2 buildings. He said they are the 2 foundations in the ground right now; and will be mixed-use buildings. Buildings will be sprinkled. Addressing the buildings one at a time: Building 40 (51 Market St.) • Multi -story building that has commercial space on ground floor and 2 levels of apartments. • Commercial space design right now shown to have kitchen but that's only if a restaurant wanted to go in that space. If there was a restaurant for that space and outdoor dining, Mashpee Commons would come back to this Board for Plan Review. • Applicant has gone through extensive Site Plan process with ZBA and at that time worked with Fire Department and covered parking to be provided on site ---10 spaces off-street parking for apartments; 14 on -street spaces for commercial. • Until they determine use, Applicant uses all 4 uses in determining number of parking spaces needed. • Mike Mendoza voiced concern that a proposed restaurant might be looking for outdoor seating. Tom Feronti said if there would be a restaurant with outdoor seating it would go in the North side of the building and outdoor seating would front on Storrs Road and there would be enough space for folks to get around outdoor dining. He said it is all conceptual at this point and if no outdoor seating then will just be a wider sidewalk there. Mr. Feronti also stated that 2