6/10/2005 PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE MINUTES Minutes

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PLAN REVIEW MEETING MINUTES JUNE 10, 2005 PRESENT: Richard Stevens, Sheldon Hamblin, Eric Smith, Kathleen Moore, Catherine Laurent, Pat White. Opened 10:00 a.m. Projects Under Review: 103 Industrial Drive C o astal-N-Counters Manufacturing and repairs to counter tops Cape & Islands Engineering/John Slavinsky Applicant, Mark Ducharme Attorney Rob Mills representing They are proposing a 9,984sf building footprint on approximately 2 acres in the Industrial Park with 14 parking spaces (in compliance with the zoning By Laws) using one entrance 24' of pavement. The proposed useage is office (650sf) and industrial (8,OOOsf), and the proposed dimensions are 66' x 12 P and 54' x 37'. It is a typical situation coming off of Industrial Drive. The grade goes slightly up then down so that no drainage ends up on Industrial Drive. The drainage on the property will be taken care of with a system of swales, and there will be leaching pits inside the swales (per board of health recommenation). The grate itself will be 3" above the bottom of the swale, so when it fills with water, we do not have mosquito breeding. The water will go down into the leaching pit and disburse into the soil. There is pavement on two sides of the building and no parking in front of the building (to coincide with the preference in Mashpee). The entire lot is fenced and presently being used for boat storage. They plan to do some plantings near the Water Department property. They plan to keep a 50'buffer in the back, a 25' buffer in the front, and 20' on the sides. The septic system is covered in part by an existing Development Agreement that meets the buffer standards and septic location to be outside the Mashpee River recharge area. There will be landscaping on the property. They will leave the chainlink in place on the property where the septic is. The septic will be moved slightly. They plan to assemble countertops using various materials. He is presently doing this light assembly at 92 Industrial Drive, and he has been there eight years. There is nothing chemically dangerous used other than denatured Alcohol in the can that is under the 10 gal. minimum allowed there. There will be no spraying. There will be a showroom and a classroom for an advanced technology training center that DuPont will market for him. It will be a wood building. They will need a separation between the shop and the classroom. No retail is planned,just a showroom. People come to make their selections to install in their home. There is no cash and carry. They plan for the building to be fully sprinkled. Sheldon noted they can take advantage of a reduction to a one-hour requirement between the walls from the standard two-hour requirement. Signs will need to be under the 40' maximum requirement on the property. No variance from Board of Appeals is needed,just a special permit for his business. DPW noted this is not a town road and drainage is being taken care of adequately to suit them.