12/13/2017 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING MINUTES DECEMBER 13, 2017 Associate Member, Sharon read the Inspection Department comments into the record. Mr. Blaisdell read the Conservation C©nunents and the Board of Health into the record;"Septic inspection report on file covers the requirement for increase in flow. 1995 septic permit was approved for 3 bedrooms. Floor plans have been reviewed and are acceptable for 3 bedrooms." There were no more comments from the Board or audience. Mr. Goldstein made a motion to approve the application for 36 Riverside Road with the following conditions; A Certified Plot Plan —MBLU 119-126, 36 Riverside Road; Mashpee,MA. Date: Oct. 2,2017, Scale: 1 '=30', Drawn: RBS, Job#: S356, DWG. CPP, Eastbound Land Surveying, Inc. PO Box 442 Forestdale, MA. Signed by: Robb Sykes, P.L.S., 10-2-2017, Registered Land Surveyor. Floor Plans—36 Riverside Road, Mashpee, MA. I"Floor depicting: Kitchen/Living Room, Mechanical, Bedroom 2, and Bedroom 3. Conditioned on all Town department comments read into the record,and conditioned upon the applicant supplies a certified engineered plan showing the lot coverage with the existing structures, and proposed additional structures to show does not exceed the 20% lot coverage of structures to the Building Department before a building permit can be issued. Mr. Pittsley seconded, yes, Mr. DeBarros, yes, Mr. Pittsley, yes, Mr. Blaisdell, yes, and Ms. Sangeleer, yes. All were in favor of the application for a Written Finding. 141 James Circle: Owner, Janice L. Van Durme requests a Special Permit under §174- 45.4 of the Zoning Bylaws to allow for an accessory apartment on property located in an R-5 Zoning District, (Map 71 Parcel 183), Mashpee, MA. Ms. Janice Van Duane represented herself for the application and is asking for a permit to be able to rent the pre-existing apartment that was never fully executed by the previous owners. She purchased the property last June and was told that it was a legal apartment, and found out it was not. She said there was extensive water damage in the house, and it was recently repaired to bring everything up to code and the repair work included the apartment. She is asking for permission to rent the apartment which is located in the lower level. The apartment floor plan was changed due to the water damage and needed to be brought up to code. Mike Mendoza said that both the Inspection Department and the Fire Department did the necessary inspections and confirmed the work was up to code. Mr. Mendoza said she is following procedures, and if the house was sold, the new owner would need to come back to the Board. The previous owner never recorded the original decision, and there was no record of a building permit for the accessory apartment. Mr. Goldstein asked if the egress was okay. He wanted to make sure everything else was in accordance with the bylaw. Building Commissioner Mendoza confirmed that the egress was in compliance and the apartment up to code. 3