01/14/2005 PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE MINUTES Minutes

Home Browse Search

aeration and a building to house controls with filtration, chemical storage, and pumping equipment. They will construct effluent leaching beds. Phase 4 will not include any further building,just adding beds for effluent leaching. Phase 4 will accommodate 280,OOOgpd. This reflects everything in Mashpee Commons plus the surrounding area. In the summer,43,OOOgpd was the biggest in-flow they have witnessed. The in-flow in the summer ranges around 30,000 - 35,000gpd. The equipment must be explosion-proof rated in necessary areas of operation where there is methanol. There are RV's dumping in the Mashpee Commons lot in the summer. Earth Tech monitors the process daily and does tests on the water daily. The off gas goes into the atmosphere (methane included). They need to be OSHA approved for rescue. The site needs to be fenced with railings on every catwalk and a 3 1/2'high wall. George Baker recommended stepping up security and burglar alarms. Tom Fudala asked if they are a public utility? This will be referred to Doug Storrs. The Police Station is a customer. It serves MC plus 3 buildings across the street. Tom F. will check with Town Counsel. It is subject to State review under DEP. Their goal is to reduce effluent nitrogen to 5 mg per liter; they have been doing 2.5 mg/1. What about rainstorm, leaves, creatures? There is 2' freeboard on top of operating liquid which is O.K. for rain, and there are traps and screens in place. Tom F. will need clarification for special permit issues. There are MSDS's on record in the Health Department. They need methane alarms, and narratives explaining fire-proof and explosion-proof engineering in the room. The existing road is 12'wide gravel for passage of a tanker truck. The requirement is a paved two-lane road, 20'wide, for fire truck. (See 174.30 zoning). Perhaps,they can integrate with the Boch Center plan. They can request a variance from ZBA. Concrete construction must be insulated to 50 degrees in winter. They will have structural drawings ready in one month. The stats will reflect a new building that will be 1,550 sf and a new tank that will be 2,920 sf. 33 Great Neck Road South Addition to Building Mark Gildea wants to reactivate a plan he filed two years ago. He wants to add 3,OOOsf to the existing 3,050sf footprint for a total of approximately 6,OOOsf. He is planning to add a 44'x 42' addition to the existing building and additional parking in the rear. He filed with the ZBA. Tom F. updated him that he needs to file current plans with the ZBA, and each member of this committee gets a copy. There are zoning changes in parking. He is seeking a variance. This will be a brand new building with only the existing foundation. It has a walkout back. If there are less than 25 employees, only a site plan is required. Fire alarm with pull stations are required if over 25 employees. The turning radius template for the fire truck needs to be overlayed on his site plan, and both floors need to be accessible to the walkout. Two handicap parking spaces are required; it looks like three spaces are provided. Tom F. needs a current site plan. Are there storm drainage issues? George B. suggests he add heat detectors. He is asking for two curb cuts. A duplex or greater requires meeting more fire regulations. If a building is greater than two units,you need a commercial fire system (check General By-Laws). 17 Wilann Road Accessory Apartment Mark DeNardo was present, and Tom F. stated that Mark needs to re-advertise his plan with the