11/28/2018 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING MINUTES NOVEMBER 28, 201.8 Mr. Goldstein made a motion that the Board approve 540 Great Neck Road South, Petitioner, William R. Haney's requests of a Written Finding under Section 174-24(K) of the Zoning Bylaws to allow for a helipad on property located in an R-3 Zoning District (Map 99, Parcel 40-0), Mashpee, MA (Owner of record: Mary E. Zocchi). Mr. Gould seconded. Ms. Sangeleer voted no, Mr. Pittsley voted no, Mr. Gould voted no, Mr. Goldstein voted no, and Mr. Furbush voted no. The Board voted unanimously to deny the Written Finding special use of a helipad. Attorney Wall thanked the Board for their time. NEW HEARING 31 Evergreen Circle: Petitioner, Cape Cod Dog Center, Inc. requests a Special Permit under 174-25 (E) (7) of the Zoning Bylaws to allow for construction of a 6,376 sq. ft. industrial building to be used as a state of the art dog daycare and. boarding center on property located in an I-1 Zoning District, (Map 19 Parcel 10-10), Mashpee, MA (Owner of Record: Evergreen Energy,LLC). (Continued from November 14,2018 bearings at the request of the Board and applicant). Attorney Kevin Kirrane represented Adam and Kailey Cullen who are the proposed owners,developers and operators of the Cape Cod Dog Center which is being proposed on a parcel of land at Evergreen Circle. He said that the applicants currently lease and operate their business in an industrial park in Sandwich. Also present was Joe Cubit, with Holmes and McGrath, and Tim Sawyer who prepared the plan, and Scott Learned, with Design Learned who develops these types of facilities throughout the Country. Attorney Kirrane said that the lot and the subdivision road is still under construction situated off of Route 130. Adam and Kailey have a purchase and sale subject to obtaining the appropriate permits from the Board. The lot is a conforming lot and consists of 45,000 plus sq. ft. and 200 ft. of frontage along the newly created Evergreen Circle. The particular building that is proposed for the site is nothing like any other buildings that the Board has seen for any industrial zoned areas. It is a departure from the typical Morton boxlike buildings, and is a real asset to the industrial zoned area. The building that you see is proposed to be 6,370 plus sq. ft. There are 18 parking spaces to the rear, and also some parking spaces in the front. The facility itself will be constructed in two phases, and when complete there will be 80 dogs housed in the facility overnight; 28 of those dogs could be in suites, 52 dogs will be crated, and they can provide daycare services including the dogs that are maintained overnight for up to 160 dogs. 9