11/6/2018 PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE MINUTES Minutes

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Minutes of Meeting of Plan Review Committee Held Tuesday, November 6, 2018 Mashpee.Town Hall Waquoit Meeting Room Katelyn Cadoret, Assistant Conservation Agent suggested that the septic and storm water management designs are to be minimal nitrogen load as well as making sure to anticipate higher rain fall amounts in the future due to climate change. She noticed that they plan to use New England Erosion Control Seed Mixture,which is great for re-sodding the area with minimal nitrogen input, and typically consists of no more than 10% Kentucky Blue Grass, and the rest a native rye/fescue mix. Evan Lehrer,Town Planner had a few items to address; • He would like the engineering to be revisited regarding the placement of the building. If the short side of the building is along the road way it negates the need for the parking in front of the building. He suggested that the short side of the building be displayed on Evergreen Circle. • Are the play yards grass or artificial turf? Mr. Learned said it will be artificial turf. • Why are there are 18 parking spaces? Attorney Kirrane said there are 18 spaces to accommodate any folks that are cued up to the street. • Plans need to be reviewed by the Town Engineer. Tim (the architect), mentioned that if the building is rotated 90 degrees it will show an excessive amount of fence. Mr. Learned said he will re-visit the parking situation. Wayne Taylor commented that he believes the design of the building and how it is situated on the lot is fine, and that the play area is convenient to work with the clients. He stated that he saw no issue with the parking located in the front and how the building is faced, seeing that this was an Industrial Zone. Catherine asked what the 6-8 ft.stone area along the road on Evergreen. She's concerned .that it may be perceived as.additional on-street parking which is no allowed. She also wanted to know if the dogs will be walked. Tim stated that rather-than having patchy grass or dirt, they wanted to suggest more durable material that would be easy to maintain. Kiley said; no; the dogs will be all contained. Jack Phelan, Deputy Fire Chief had a list of questions and items he wanted to address; • He would like to see the fire protection plan showing the layout of the building. • He wants to see the carbon monoxide for the attached garage for the parking of vehicles inside. • There needs to be a Knox Box installed. • He reviews the plans for access of the building, and if the plans change he will need to re-visit them. 3