8/22/2018 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING MINUTES AUGUST 22, 2018 2. Site Plan —Proposed for 21 Metacomet Rd, Prepared for: James Whitney in Mashpee, Plan date: April 16, 2018, Plan Scale: 1" = 20', Revise Pier Location: 617118, Prepared by: Falmouth Engineering, 17 Academy Ln, Ste.200, Falmouth, MA. Project Number: 16097, CAD File Name: 16097DPnew, Drawn by: L.M., Sheet 1 of 1. Signed by: Michael Borselli, Professional Civil Engineer,No. 35054. Revisions: Two pilings were removed on 7112118. 3. Conditioned upon all Town Department comments read into the record. 4. Conditioned that the applicant obtain evidence that he or she made application to the Conservation Commission depicting a 25 ft. setback and was asked by the Commission to locate the dock closer to the property line at an existing location which is approximately 10 ft. from the property line. This can be depicted in either the minutes or a letter from the Conservation Agent, and shown to the Zoning Enforcement Officer of this community. Mr. Pittsley seconded, yes, Sharon Sangeleer, yes, Mr. Goldstein, yes, and Mr. Forbush, yes. All were in favor of the dock project. 20 Linden Road: Owner, Richard E. Hawryluk requests a Special Permit under §174- 45.4 of the Zoning Bylaws to allow for an accessory apartment on property located in an R-5 Zoning District, Map 28 Parcel 63, Mashpee, MA. Mr. Richard Hawryluk, the homeowner represented himself for the request. He started the project quite a few years-ago but could not get it finished in time. He has a free standing weather tight building ready for electrical and plumbing. When he first started the project, it was an accessory building without a kitchen, when he reapplied the Building Commissioner suggested that he might as well apply for a full apartment. He also had to remove a bedroom in order to satisfy the Board of Health, which was already completed. He had a three bedroom house and turned it into a two bedroom house. His plan depicted a darkened area which is a deck between the two buildings and is shown as attached. He received a Building Permit and started the project in July, 2003 when the bylaws were different. Mr. Furbush went through the bylaw requirements for the accessory apartment, item by item. Mr. Mendoza stated that the bylaws were different back in 2003 when this project was started but the permit lapsed, and that's the reason for the Zoning application. The Board asked the applicant if he has a driveway. The applicant said he has enough room for six cars. The plan does not depict a driveway, so the Board had the applicant draw the line on plot plan depicting the driveway and initial the plot plan. Mr. Mendoza asked the Board that a condition be made that the Fire Department reviews the plans for smoke detectors. 8