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02/16/2021 PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE MINUTES Minutes
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PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE MINUTES
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Meeting Minutes <br /> Mashpee Plan Review Committee <br /> Tuesday, February 16, 2021 <br /> Mashpee Town Hall Waquoit Meeting Room <br /> He also had discussions with Matt and the property owner regarding the use for a contractor yard of <br /> the property that is consistent with the definition contained within the zoning bylaw. He also wants to <br /> see an apron to minimize the sedimentation entering the roadway. <br /> Drew McManus, Conservation Agent: He said that he agrees with the comments made regarding <br /> the sedimentation and runoff issues. There are no wetlands present on the site or within 100 feet of <br /> the site, so there is no wetlands jurisdiction. He echoes the concerns mentioned. <br /> Glen Harrington, Board of Health Agent: He asked if there are any employees on the property <br /> every day. Raul did not have that information. <br /> Glen made a motion to approve the use for a contractor's yard that is proposed for 30 and 41 <br /> Evergreen Circle with the following recommended conditions; <br /> • A landscape plan be required per the Design Review. <br /> • The tracking of material onto the road be abated by providing a minimum 20 ft. deep paved <br /> apron, and a 30 ft. tracking pad be maintained by the property owner, and any material that <br /> is tracked out onto Evergreen Circle that the owner arrange for sweeping of that material on <br /> a regular basis as needed per the DPW Director. <br /> • A fence be erected on Lot 3 to deter encroachment problems on the northern property line. <br /> • The drainage that is provided includes a subsurface component, like the existing leaching <br /> pit. <br /> • That port-a-pots are made available for employees. <br /> • No permanent fuel stored onsite without Fire Department approval. <br /> • The distance requirement for the mulch piles be confirmed. <br /> • The application be updated according to Bylaw Section 174-41 per AG's approval. <br /> Evan seconded the amended motion. There was no further discussion. <br /> Joe Callahan, yes, Catherine, yes, Glen, yes, Chief Rullo, yes, Evan, yes, Drew, yes, and Dave, yes, <br /> All were in favor. <br /> ADDITIONAL TOPICS <br /> (This space is reserved for topics that the Chairman did not reasonably anticipate would be discussed.) <br /> Catherine mentioned that there is other activity on that street, and it appears to be the same <br /> contractor. <br /> Evan gave a detailed history of the four parcels, the relationship between the two owners, and the <br /> land clearing activity and condition of these lots. He mentioned he had conversations with both <br /> owners regarding the use of these parcels without permits. He had reached out to them and told them <br /> that a meeting was required with the Board of Appeals. Six months have passed, and he has not <br /> heard back from the owners, and given the condition of these the lots it might be worthy of the Building <br /> Department's attention for a more formal enforcement on those two additional lots. <br /> Chief Rullo mentioned that they are also using pressure cleaning equipment, and working <br /> mechanically on that equipment. It's not a Fire Department problem but questioned if it is illegal <br /> activity. <br /> 3 <br />
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