1/8/2020 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING MINUTES JANUARY 8,2020 4. Conditioned on all Town Department comments read into the record. 5. Conditioned upon the applicant seeking and obtaining an easement document agreement reducing the width from 20 ft. to 18 ft. in width. This reduction would then also allow the lot to become compliant with lot coverage, and host development such that the lot coverage will be equal to or less than 20% with the reduction from the 20 ft. width to 18 ft. width easement. The motion references a written document to be submitted at the time of the application to the Building Inspector and to this Board. Mr. Blaisdell, seconded,yes Mr. Goldstein, yes Mr. Bonvie, yes Ms. Sangeleer, yes Mr. Furbush, yes All were in favor of the Variance for the pool. 73 Mercantile Way: Petitioner, The 73 Mercantile Way, LLC requests a modification to an existing Special Permit(SP-2017-35)to allow for construction of a second boat storage building consisting of 9,952 sq. ft. on property located in an I-1 Zoning District, Map 88 Parcel 94-0, Mashpee, MA. Attorney Kevin Kirrane represents Richard McCracken, Manager of 73 Mercantile Way. Also present were representatives from Down Cape Engineering, and Cape Wide Construction. This project was before the Board and approved for constructing a boat storage building. The original site plan submitted highlights the building that was approved. The Board also authorized the use of outside storage spaces on the left hand side of the site. The proposal is to construct another building on the site for the exact same purposes as the existing building. The proposed building will consist of 9,952 sq. ft., and it is contemplated that the building will be divided into twelve separate condominium boat storage units. The previous building was divided into 15 units,however some of those units were subsequently combined, so there are only 10 actual units that are being occupied in that building. The units for the proposed building are slightly larger because there is a demand for larger boat storage units. Additionally,there was a portion of the site that was paved under the previous permit that was granted. The entire area will be paved with the new construction for the additional building. This particular building will also accommodate the construction and utilization of a wash pad that recycles the water run-off, and allows for reuse of water. The building itself will conform to all the requirements relative to setbacks and lot coverage at 12.5% even with the additional building. 9