01/08/2020 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS DECISION FOR A MODIFICATION OF SPECIAL PERMIT (SP-2017-35) Petitioner, The 73 Mercantile Way, LLC, Richard McCracken 73 Mercantile Way (Map 88 Parcel 94-0) Mashpee, MA 02649 SP-2020-05 (MODIFICATION) 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. Attorney Kirrane said that it does not require approval from Cape Cod Commission because it's a separate permit request, and there was sufficient time between the grant of the original permit and the second permit request. There are no Variance requests. The Board reviewed the Plan Review Draft Minutes and the original Special Permit. Attorney Kirrane said that the original Special Permit mentioned gravel parking, but the proposal is for pavement throughout the site, and no outside boat storage. Rick McCracken said that there is one change of the original.site plan. The rinse area was not a self-contained area. That will be removed and there will be a self-contained wash area. Sharon read the comments submitted by Charles Rowley, Consulting Engineer dated January 3, 2020, and the Board of Health comments. Scott read the Conservation Department comments into the record. Attorney Kirrane said there are no bathrooms in the proposed building; only in the existing building. Danny,with Down Cape Engineering went through the bullet points submitted by Charlie Rowley, and has no issues to conform to those requests. Roger Brooks, with Cape Wide explained the details of how a"Spillmagnet" works. It's a system that has an iron magnet attached to an iron grate for purposes of recycling water runoff from boat cleaning. It will be located in the back end of the building, and will have a concrete pad. The existing-rinse station will be removed. He said that Glen Harrington mentioned there should be signage installed as part of the original building permit. The sign was to state; no detergents to be used. The new system is much more sophisticated that will take any solids from the boats, and will be pumped through the system and spun out. The system removes any and all hazardous waste. The waste is tested, and is properly disposed of at either a recycling center or hazardous waste center. Roger received an email from Glen Harrington, and has no issues with the system. Roger also discussed the plumbing code requirements for the sanitary pipes as mentioned in Mr. Rowley's report. 2