9/25/1991 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Mashpee Board of Appeals Minutes - September 25, 1991 2. Mr. Makunas questioned if extra frontage could be taken from lot 23 (32 on Land Court Plan) to provide 75' on the other two lots and maintain at least 75' on lot 23. He asked if this would go to the Planning Board for an ANR approval. Judy Mills, a member of the Planning Board who was in the audience, said an ANR lot required 150' frontage. Mr. Hanrahan stated that the Board would require information on the status of the surveys since they are in question. There was discussion that if the lot line was increased 10' on the road side and diminished 10' on the Ockway Bay side it might be possible to obtain two lots with at least 75' in frontage. Ms. Mills suggested that the applicant seek counsel. Mr. Jones asked if anyone would want to visit the lot since he disagreed with Attorney Carter's description of the topography. Mr. Hanrahan also suggested that the applicant might want to obtain counsel. Mr. Makunas moved to take the petition under advisement. Ms. Hawver seconded. All agreed. Frank A. Maki, Jr. d/b/a Century Vault Co. - Requests a Special Permit under Sections 174-25.G.5, 174-25.G.9 and 174-25.H.6 of the Zoning By-laws for permission to operate a concrete precasting business in an I-1 zoning district on property located at 90 and 100 Echo Road (Map 19, Blocks 6 and 7) Mashpee, MA. (Owner of record: Cape Cod Bank and Trust Co.) . Members sitting: W. Hanrahan, M. Makunas, C. Hawver Frank Maki informed the Board that he planned to move his cemetary burial vault company from West Barnstable to Mashpee. His primary business is the pre-cast burial vaults and other items and he also selling gravestones and monuments. He explained that he had 12 steel molds for the casting and does no cement batching on site. He said he would be using a new release agent on the forms which has a vegetable base rather than a petroleum base. Mr. Hanrahan read a letter from David Rich, Operations Manager, Mashpee Water District, a copy of which is attached. Judy Mills, Mashpee Water Commission, stated that she had not seen the plans and did not know if the applicant planned expansion at the site. Mr. Maki responded that he would be using the site as is. Ms. Mills stated that the Water District would be concerned that no more ground area be rendered impervious and that the drainage system conform to the standards of the Groundwater Protection District. George Costa, Board of Health, said he would not necessarily object if the plant was used to start a batch and mixing process but would want to have a condition requiring Board of Health inspection. Mr. Friel asked if Mr. Maki had the equipment for making cement and he replied that he did not since the original equipment at the site had been auctioned by the bank. There was discussion on the dumping of leftover cement and Mr. Maki said it was used to mold-surveyor bounds.