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Minutes of Meeting of <br /> Design Review Committee <br /> Held Tuesday, November 6, 2018 <br /> Mashpee Town Hall Waquoit Meeting Room <br /> Tim said that the clients wanted a more modern looking building with traditional materials. <br /> There are shed reforms off to the side, and the central gable that links the two pieces and <br /> supports glass. Glazing is kept to the center of the building where the public interacts with <br /> the building to create a welcoming approach for visitors. The rest of the building is limited <br /> to the amount of punch glass. Much of the building will have solid walls expect for the public <br /> facing area, and the front elevation area has the most glass. The front has a stone veneer <br /> base and has a natural tone colors. The upper portion of the building is a clapboard type <br /> of design but the material itself is hardy board for durability.There's three colors, a primary <br /> trim color which is off while, a field color which is blue/grey, and a dark trim color that works <br /> with the stone and the base of the building. The store front is black aluminum. <br /> The roof shingles are standard architectural composite shingles colonial slate which picks <br /> up the same colors in the stone. The fencing around the play yards are 6 ft. tall vinyl so the <br /> dogs don't see beyond that section, and will deter them to be quieter, and improves the <br /> esthetic of the area. There is lighting on the building and there is some parking lot lighting <br /> as well. The lighting is photometric that registers zero of the candies on all property lines. <br /> Mr. Mendoza said the lighting needs to remain on the site and not spilling out. . <br /> Mr. Scott Learned, of Design Learned, Inc. is the primary designer of the building. He said <br /> he provides building designs for kennels, veterinary hospitals, and shelters for animals. He <br /> typically hires local architectural and civil support for their projects. He said his company is <br /> responsible for the interior, mechanical electrical, and plumbing engineering. He said <br /> there's a lot of effort to reduce stimulation of the dogs, so they remove low level windows <br /> to reduce noise. There are typically two levels of security, the final design will have privacy <br /> fencing, and some chain link or equivalent fence inside the privacy fence approximately 2- <br /> 3 ft. in, and keeps the dogs from jumping over the fencing. There's either a leash and a <br /> door, or a leash and a fence. He said there will be limited outside lighting in the parking <br /> areas with a minimum of 2 ft. candles or a little more near the means of egress of the <br /> building. There's a wall pack at each of the dog areas, and those will allow the clients to <br /> see where the animal is in the yard. <br /> Mr. Blaisdell commented he is very happy with the look of the building. He didn't have any <br /> more comments except that there will be a lot more questions at the Zoning Board meeting. <br /> Mr. Cummings commented that he likes the look of the building. He didn't have any more <br /> comments. <br /> Mr. Cummings made a motion to accept the site appearance for 31 Evergreen Circle. Mr. <br /> Blaisdell seconded. No further discussion. All were in favor. <br /> Mr. Mendoza asked for a motion to close Design Review. Mr. Blaisdell made a motion to <br /> close the Design Review meeting. Mr. Cummings seconded. All were in favor to close the <br /> meeting. Meeting adjourned at 9:30 am. <br /> Respectfully submitted; These minutes were approved at the November <br /> 20 2018 Design Review meeirng. <br /> w � <br /> Mary Ann Romero <br /> Administrative Secretary <br /> Zoning Board of Appeals <br /> 4 <br />