4/28/1999 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Board of Appeals Minutes—April 28, 1999 5 Mr. Regan reminded the Board about the letters received at the last hearing on April 14, 1999 from Little Neck Bay Association and one abutter expressing concern regarding entrance and egress to and from the subject lot and maintaining natural vegetation between the lots. Mr. Regan confirmed that those concerns are addressed with the re-engineering of the structure to meet the front setback requirements. Mr. Slavinsky also assured the Board that no natural vegetation will be touched between the two lots. Mr. Regan stated that the applicant has worked hard to keep the neighbors and Little Neck Bay Association happy with the proposed project. MI. Slavinsky stated that a denitrification system will be installed. He also stated that the lot coverage will be 14%. No other comments were received fiom abutters. Mr. Nelson moved to grant a Variance, subject to: • a strip of natural vegetation will remain for a distance of five feet fiom the southerly property line from Tide Run to the marsh. -- • criteria: 1,2,3,4. • findings: 1,2,3,4. Mr. Guerrera seconded. All agreed. Robert W. &Natalie K. Schlundt—Request a Special Permit under Section 174-25.1.9. of the Zoning By-laws for permission to construct a pier, ramp and float on Jehu Pond on property located in an R-3 zoning district at 27 Wheelhouse Lane (Map 120 Block 166) and 5 Waterline North Drive (Map 120 Block 171)Mashpee, MA. (Owner of record of 5 Waterline North Drive: New Seabury Properties L.L.C.) Members sitting: James E. Regan IR, Robert G.Nelson and Richard T. Guerrera. Mr. Norman Hayes of the BSC Group represented the applicants and stated that the Conservation Commission, Harbormaster Perry Ellis and Shellfish Constable Richard York have all approved the project. Mr. Hayes informed the Board that the proposal is a Harbormaster Section 10A permitted float. However, when the float with the ramp becomes attached to the Conservation Commission-approved walkover structure, it necessitates the request for a Special Permit from the Board of Appeals. Mr. Hayes said that the applicants are seeking permission to connect the temporary ramp to the walkover structure. He also said that the applicants have received authorization fiom New Seabury LLC for the connection of the ramp and walkover structure. Mr. Hayes submitted a letter from the Little Neck Bay Association expressing approval of the project. He also submitted letters from the Architectural Review Committee stating that they will support the Little Neck Bay Association's approval. There is no need for Army Corps of Engineers approval as this project is strictly a Harbormaster Section l0A temporary, seasonal ramp and float. Mr. Hayes said that the entire structure will not exceed 70 feet. He stated that the structure will remain in the water from May until it is removed in October to be stored at Little River Boatyard. Mr. Hayes submitted a copy of the New