9/23/2005 PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE MINUTES Minutes

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PLAN REVIEW MEETING MINUTES SEPTEMBER 23, 2005 Present: Pat White,Administrative Assistant, Building Department Joyce Mason, Town Administrator Tom Fudala, Town Planner Charles Maintanis,Assistant Building Inspector Catherine Laurent, Assistant DPW Director Glen Harrington, Board of Health Agent George Baker, Fire Chief Bob Sherman, Conservation Agent Absent: Police Department Attendees: Mark Romanowicz, Gary Bukuras Projects Under Review: Sea Quarters,New Seabury Mr. Romanowicz presented a site plan for his proposed plan for 50 condos consisting of three attached wood buildings with two-story living space similar to what is existing there now. There will be a common pool area and golf use. This is the first phase of the project. They are putting in a two- hour fire wall. The only thing different than what is there now is adding a garage. Some will have walkout basements. They plan to file a commercial RDA showing contours. Bob Sherman requested they run the preliminary plan by him before they file. Mr. Romanowicz will leave plans for the fire chief to review for radius turnarounds and setback requirements. Each home has been allotted a one-car parking space in the garage plus one extra space. George Baker asked them to consider changing the road for better flow and eliminating a cul de sac. Type II wood construction aggregate may require a commercial fire protection. At this point, they do not plan to sprinkle,but the Chief may require it. The by laws require 20' distance between buildings. A discussion occurred about the cul de sac turn around. They plan to phase the roads in as they build. They project it will take one to two years to sell all 50 homes. They hope to begin Phase II in spring. Tom Fudala stated they need to be careful with drainage and snake the driveways positively pitched. Mr. Romanowicz plans to schedule time with the fire chief to review the plans. They also need to research the aggregate issue and draw the setbacks to scale on the plans. Tom Fudala reported that Terry Luff's plans to increase the footprint on Nicoletta's Way was stopped at the Cape Cod Commission since it was over 10,000sf. The Barnstable ZBA is scheduling a hearing on a 128-lot 40B sub-division called the Cotuit Equitable Housing Project which is surrounded by the Town of Mashpee. This will give the Town of Mashpee an opportunity to discuss any issues such as water useage, traffic flow, etc.. Committee Re-Organization: