3/11/1992 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Hoard of Appeals Minutes - March 11, 1992 2 . Edwin M. and VirginiA D. Thomas - Request a Special Permit under Section 174-25 . 1 . 9 of the Zoning by-laws for permission to construct a pier on Popponesset Creek in an R-3 zoning district on property located at 46 Spoondrift Way (Map 111 , Block 128) Mashpee, MA. Members sittings M. Makunas, C. Hawver, J. Friel Engineer Christopher Costa represented the applicant and presented plans for a dock. He explained that he had met with the Shellfish Warden last year to resolve any problems in locating the pier and he asked for a design which would not displace shellfish beds . Mr. Costa said the resolution was a narrower t-shaped design which would be permanent . Mr. Costs explained that the original plans did not have information on soundings and revised plans were presented to the Waterways Commission. Comments were received from Waterways Commission questioning if dock would obstruct traffic in the narrow channel . Mr. Friel moved to grant the Special Permit with the condition that the pier is limited to two boats and, at all timer, they will be moored on the outside of the pier. Ms . Hawver seconded . All agreed . Linda Raub Zammer - Requests a Variance from Sections 174-9, 174-31 and 174-40 of the Zoning By-laws for permission to vary the setback requirements in a C-1 zoning district on property located at 620 Falmouth Road (Map 74, Block 6 ) Mashpee, MA. (Owner of record : Jorlen Corp. ) Continuation of Special Permit application from February 26, 1992 ) Members sitting : M. Makunas, C. Hawver, J . Friel Douglas Storrs represented the Petitions . He said they have revised plans based on traffic concerns expressed by the Selectmen, the DPW director and the State District 7 engineers . He explained that one of the entrances on Donna ' s Lane has been eliminated . He said they have been asked by State District 7 to update the curb cut permit and that the State will be looking for either a paved shoulder on the east side or restrictions as to right in, right out . Mr. Makunas asked who would pay for the work and Mr. Storrs replied that it would be his responsibility. He said only the State can mandate how traffic will be handled . Mr. Makunae questioned the improvement of Donna' s Lane to the rear entrance to the property. Mr. Storrs said he was in negotiation with the Selectmen on improving Donna' s Lane from 28 to Great Neck Road. 1f those negotiations succeed Donna' s Lane will be a two lane road . 1f they do not, Mr. Storrs would be responsible for improving Donna ' s Lane from Route 28 to the rear property line. He said he would be returning to