01/14/2005 PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE MINUTES Minutes

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SITE PLAN REVIEW MEETING MINUTES JANUARY 14, 2005 Present: Richard Stevens,Pat White, Catherine Laurent, George Baker, Tom Fudala, Ronnie Warden. Opened 10:05 a.m. Proiects under Review The Armenian Church of Cape Cod 646 Old Barnstable Road Herb Shahzade is proposing to build a church/cultural hall with kitchen facility on 3 - 11 acres. The proposed 80 x 120 building will accommodate up to 150 people maximum. The setbacks required are 25'from sides and 40'from front. The parking lot will require appropriate paving material, and the formula is one space per 3 people, or 50 spaces for 150. The specs for parking are 40sf per car, 91/2' wide. There would be requirements for wood frame, concrete and handicap access. Glen H. previously informed them they needed a 3,000 gal. septic for 150 people. If there is going to be a school or educational use, another side access would be required. Before preparing site engineering,they need to review the plans with the fire department early in the process. Sprinkler system, accessibility for fire trucks, and placement of building and plantings need to be carefully considered. There is an access road in back of the property, but it cannot be used unless it is a paved acceptable street. George Baker suggested they identify their needs for the building, and the fire department can establish templates to overlay on the plans. Tom Fudala suggested the building be in front with parking in the rear for a more aesthetically pleasing look. They are not allowed two curb cuts, only one on Old Barnstable Road. 150'frontage is required for each cut, and 20'minimum is required for a two- way paved in and out drive. Anything over 600 gal. per day needs de-nitrification. 3 gal. per seat per day is allowed. A grease trap needs to be installed. Next step is to submit a site plan showing elevations and construction type(wood,metal,masonry). Then,the Committee can hone in on the pertinent regulations. This is a pre-preliminary meeting before they purchase the lot. Mashpee Commons Phase 3 Wastewater Treatment Warren Terrell and Thomas Feronti made a presentation on the phase 3 expansion of the existing wastewater treatment facility in Mashpee Commons. Phase 3 will be expanded from 80,OOOgpd to 180,OOOgpd by adding a phase 3 aeration tank and process building. The building will be concrete block with concrete plank roof. Mass. DEP issued the grounwater discharge permit with limits and nitrogen removal requirements. They propose to build a concrete tank with