1/8/1997 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Board of Appeals Minutes -January 8, 1997 2. Mr. Govoni explained that the Board is concerned with the total parking within the complex. Ms. Bold reviewed the plans and explained that some of the spaces were located on an easement. Mr. Govoni said he would like information on whether there would be adequate parking if the parking on the easement were eliminated. Deputy Chief Hamblin questioned if there was a daycare center they would need a sprinkler system. Mr. Cappozolli said it was not a daycare center but a baby sitting area. Mr. Govoni moved to continue to February 12. Mr. Regan seconded. All agreed. Deer„Crossin Associates - Italian Market -Request a Special Permit under Sections 174- 51B, 174-25,E.2, 174-25.H.6 and 17417 to allow two signs exceeding 20 square feet each, continued use of a pre-existing sign, a sign less than 20 square feet on the back wall, a menu board and an awning over a drive-through window. The applicant also seeks a Special Permit to operate a drive-through window for food and beverage service on property located in a C-I zoning district at 681 Falmouth Road (Map 81, Block 23) Mashpee,MA. Members sitting: E. Govoni, J. Regan, R. Nelson Attorney Robert Mills represented the applicant and asked that the applicant be changed to L.L.R.C., Inc. He asked to withdraw without prejudice the application for the sign on the back wall, a menu board, drive through window and an awning over the drive through window, He said he was applying only for Special Permit for two signs exceeding 20 square feet each. Mr. Govoni questioned if the Selectmen would be the authority for the drive through window since the store sold alcoholic beverages. Mr. Hauck confirmed that the Selectmen would have to approve it. Attorney Mills said he would proceed under the old sign by-laws since the Attorney General had not approved the revised by-laws. He said the signs are currently on the building and do not exceed the allowed percentage of wall space but do exceed 20 square feet. Mr. Regan questioned sign violations with use of banners and neon signs. Mr. Mills explained that the market had a permit for the holiday banner. Comments were received from abutters regarding the excess of the signs on the property and the lawsuit. Mr. Regan moved to grant the withdrawal without prejudice of the application for a drive through window, signs on the menu board and back of the building and the awning over the window. Mr. Regan seconded. All agreed. Mr, Regan moved to grant the Special Permit for two signs exceeding 20 square feet each. Mr. Nelson seconded. All agreed. 4