10/12/1994 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Board of Appeals Minutes - October 12 . 1994 Wiggins said possibly one truck would be stored overnight , He said second shift would finish baling and do cleaning. Mr . Friel suggested having a limit of work to 6 P ,M, Henry Derosiers , an abutter, expressed concern with noise when doors are open in summer and that exhaust fines from the trucks , Mr , Govoni explained that the Board of Health would have jurisdiction on control of noise and odor . Sidney Heimberg, an abutter, explained that his development had seven lots for sale on a new road, Sturgis Lane . H said Mashpee Wakeby lake was only 15001 from this site . He said this was an industrial site operation but they are applying for wholesale and storage use in a commercial zone , He said he understood there would -not be any heat in the wintertime or any system to catch the pollutants , He said there was no air conditioning and that doors would be open in the summer and pollutants would be airborne . Mr . Heirberg asked to make requests to Board of Appeals and read his notes . Mr . Friel asked to have the hearing move on to other comments . Mr , Heiberg submitted his notes . Barnett Berliner .. an abutter , stated than L. the planned use was industrial and would downgrade the residential area . He said this was a sang k.ary processing plant and would generate vermin . He said the vans and bottles would have sugar in them and . wou ld attract insects . Attorney Daniel Blackmon, representing Wayne Garrett, a direct abutter, questioned how many Machines would be used in the plant . Mr . Wiggins said two machines would be used . Mr . Blackmon questioned if there was enough parking for employees as well as the trucks . He presented his written comments with definitions of packaging and said this was not permitted in a C-2 zone . He said it could be considered sale of salvaged materials which are not permitted anywhere in Mash ee . He discussed the. a i ry cardboard -- cardboard which was sent from the U . S . to Japan and then reused and returned to the U . S. He said this is now considered hazardous waste , Mr . Govoni said the Board would have advice from the Board of Health and D.E.P . Attorney Blackmon said his client had a recycling business next door and that children come on bikes on Echo Road. He said the seven large trucks would be a safety hazard . He noted that the existing building already has lot coverage and they are planning to add a truck scale and loading dock which would increase the coverage . i