10/14/1992 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Board of Appeals Minutes - October 14, 1992 3 . Mr. Govoni asked for measurement from lot line and Mr. Edward Pesce, the engineer, said it was 21 . James Candido, 70 Nick Trail, objected and said the owner never applied for a building permit or a Variance. He said he complained to the Building Inspector in May that the shed was blocking his water view. He said he should have been contacted as an abutter. He said there are 10 sheds in the neighborhood. He requested that the shed be moved 15' to 20 ' to the right . He reported his calls to the Building Inspector notifying him of the violations . He presented photos of his property showing the impact of the shed. Ms . Jalkut said she had contacted abutters and Mr. Friel explained that she should have had a building permit and a Variance . Mr. Friel suggested shed be 10 ' from sideline and 2' from rear lot line. Mr . Pesci said he would revise and sign plans with exact measurements. Mr. Govoni moved to grant the Variance allowing 2 ' from the rear lot line and 10 ' from the sideline pending receipt of documentation. Mr . Makunas seconded. All agreed. Fields Point Ltd. Fartnershi - Requests a Special Permit under Section 174-25 of the Zoning By-laws and the conditions of Sp-86-04-024 for permission to construct Building 24 for a hardware store in a C-1 zoning district on property located at 38 Nathan Ellis Highway (Map 74, Block 20 ) Mashpee, MA. Members sitting: J. Friel, M. Makunas, E. Govoni Douglas Storrs of Fields Point represented the applicant. He reviewed the conditions of the original permit whereby they return to the Board to review site plans and apply for Design Review approval . He said he did not have Design Review approval . He reviewed plans and explained that there may be changes in order to screen the building from the rotary. The building will be 12, 000 sf and 14 ' high at corners and be one story with a 30 ' garden center area attached. Mr . Friel asked why this lot was chosen and Mr. Storrs replied it was the only lot left to accomodate this size building. He said landscaping on slope would be unchanged. There was discussion of trucking access and Mr. Storrs explained that the owner has a warehouse on Cape and that deliveries to this store would be by smaller trucks.