7/7/2004 PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE MINUTES Minutes

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Site Plan Review, July 7, 2004 Page 2 George wanted the use group and hazard group to be identified; Clover will provide a letter specifying usage. They will also provide a landscape plan. Glenn was concerned with the contractor bays as there are restrictions on stored hazardous materials; there is no vehicle repair other than tenant owned vehicles. The Board of Health must approve any change of tenant. Tom wanted curbing along the roadway and parking area. They need to identify where the fire connection is to be located with electric bell. Clover said there would be no retail,just contractor rented space. Fire will need to review the sprinkler system. A building permit is needed for each unit in order to issue a use and occupancy permit. Fire would also need a written narrative for fire codes. Tom wanted Clover to continue to work on the storm water removal. The sign could not be closer than five (5) feet from the property line. Handicap parking was not shown on the plan. Clover agreed to modify their plan and show more buffer. At this point they are ready to go to the Design Review Committee with their landscape and building plans and also to apply to the Board of Appeals. Dry Harbor Enterprises Kevin Kirrane Wags Road The building is 4, 300 square feet to be used for boat storage and maintenance. The property is behind the Tune &Lube on Rte 28. A curb cut is needed from the state. This is a passive use (spring and fall); they do not want to make Wags Road a thruway. Fire required a 25-foot buffer for storage of combustibles. The town requires a 10-foot buffer. I was unclear if fuel storage on boats constitutes bulk storage. They questioned whether the use was similar to a car lot. Identification of occupancy use type and hazard class for the proposed plan with a plan for fire protection was needed to identify the risk. George informed Kevin that regarding the fuel storage contained on boats may require licensing from the Board of Selectmen due to the aggregate amount of fuel on the property. Containment of fuel and ground water issues were discussed also.