5/13/2020 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING MINUTES MAY 1.3,2020 8. Conditioned upon the Design Review Committee recommendations from the meeting minutes dated February 4, 2020 to be included in this decision. 9. Conditioned upon the Plan Review Committee recommendations from the meeting minutes dated January 21,2020 to be included in this decision. 10. Conditioned upon hours of operations as 6: 30 am to 6:30 pm., seven (7) days a week. If said operational hours are not followed the operation will be considered a "nuisance". 11. Conditioned only that one(1) boat to be stored on the site at any given time. Mr. Blaisdell seconded. Mr. Furbush took a roll call vote. Mr. Blaisdell yes, Mr. Bonvie, yes, Mr. Gould, yes, Ms. Sangeleer, yes, and Mr. Furbush, yes. The Board voted unanimously in favor 5 to 0 for a Special Permit to allow for construction of a 9,680 square foot steel building for use as contractor bays,warehouse, storage, and office space. OTHER BUSINESS ADDITIONAL TOPICS (This space is reserved for topics that the Chairman did not reasonably anticipate would be discussed.) Mr. Bonvie wanted to discuss a zoning scenario with the Board. He was asked a setback question by a resident regarding a raze and replace of a house with a deck that has a pre- existing, non-conforming situation and the deck setback 5 ft. from the side setback. The house is located on a lot that requires a 15 ft. setback. This resident two to three years later decided to rebuild the deck within two ft. of the property line. Ron wanted to know if the Board can take a closer look at these non-conformities and perhaps re-visit these sites of these homes that have been re-built in the last two or three years.Ron also mentioned signs in the industrial parks that may or may not be built within the size requirements under the bylaws. Mr,Gould mentioned that the Board is not an enforcement committee,and wanted to know how these situations are dealt with. Jim Reiffarth said that the Board can only mention these situations to the Board and to the Building Inspector. Charlie mentioned that in the bylaws, signs are allowed up to 40 sq. ft., and he doesn't believe that there are any signs in the industrial park that are close to that size. Charlie said that he requires any complaints to be given to him in writing, and people tend to write anything. Mr. Gould said that you could bring these situations to the Building Inspector. 8 i i