08/28/2019 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING MINUTES AUGUST 28,2019 Chairman Furbush mentioned one of the concerns listed on the email from Rockland Trust regarding the vehicles that will be entering and leaving through the new curb cut. Matt mentioned that he had a conversation with Mr. Carroll and the developer, and they would prefer that any construction activity moves through the site by that curb cut, however that curb cut is a right turn in only, and right turn out. So any trucks that would be taking a left would need to go out the access through Shellback. But construction traffic would utilize that curb cut. Matt said there will be daily maintenance of the driveway keeping it swept and clean for any customers. Attorney Kirrane said based on the discussions that his client had with the bank, they will address any concerns because they will be sharing that same access on that site. Sharon read an email letter dated August 28, 2019 submitted by Stephen Carroll, SVP- Director of Corporate Services of Rockland Trust. Stephen Carroll, with Rockland Trust approached the Board and said he met with the developer Mike Facchini after the July 24th hearing and said that they discussed the items that were read into the record.Jonathan agreed with his concerns regarding the construction vehicles going through the parking lot. Jonathan asked Matt when he will receive the State approval for the curb cut. Matt said it takes approximately three months, and could be longer depending upon the State's back log. Matt said that a vast majority of the construction vehicles will require access through the right turn in curb cut on Rte. 28, and the trucks might require using Shellback Way to exit if turning left onto Rte. 28. Chairman Furbush asked Mr. Carroll if he had an issue with what Matt proposed. Mr. Carroll said that he understands that if the construction trucks require to turn left,they have no choice than to use the access road. Jim Reiffarth asked Matt what would happen if they do not get the curb cub on Rte. 28. . Matt said he would have to return to the Zoning Board with a revised permit. Matt said he had discussions with DOT and a representative, and he is confident he will receive it. He said they only had informal discussions. Scott asked if they ever denied a curb cut. Matt said not to his knowledge. Jonathan wanted to make sure that Attorney Kirrane has seen Charlie Rowley's estimate. There are no issues. George read Charlie Rowley's estimate dated August 19, 2019 into the record. Sharon read the Conservation Department comments into the record. George read the Board of Health comments into the record. 3