08/26/2015 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS AUGUST 26, 2015 MEETING MINUTES The septic system is in the back of the property with two leaching fields, a primary and a reserve. The Town requires the system to be rotated every couple years. Attorney Gildea stated he would like the Board to grant the front yard setback variance for the security booth which is important to the security of this facility, secondly he asked for the additional parking under §174-39 of the bylaw, and finally, a special permit under § 174-24 (J) of the bylaw. Mr. Furbush asked Raul to respond to Charlie Rowley's four additional items from his report that he requested in his letter dated August 25, 2015. Mr. Bonvie would like to see a revised letter from Charlie stating he is satisfied with those four additional items. Mr. Gildea said that those items can be conditioned in the decision from the Board. Mr. Mendoza stated he can make a condition prior to any issuance of a building permit until he receives a letter of acceptance from Charlie Rowley that these items were addressed. He also wants clarification on the signage and logo. Mr. Gildea said the logo will only be on the sign in front. There are limitations to the lighting of that sign, and are set forth in the State regulations. Mr: Furbush mentioned that the applicant would have to return to Design/Review if there's an issue with queuing on Echo Road. • Mr. Jodka questioned why only 15 patients per day would be visiting the facility since it will be servicing half the Cape. Mr. Gildea said it's a small number based upon a limited operation facility for patients by appointment only. • Mr. Herlihy approached the Board and said that a patient spends about 30 minutes in the facility and subsequent visits are less than 10 minutes. The population who qualify is roughly 2% of the Cape. There will be a facility in Dennis in the near future, and Orleans has been approved by the State. There will be no treatments administered onsite at the facility. The patients will take their prescriptions home. Mr. DeBarros asked what the security aspects of the facility would be. Mr. Gildea said there's a security plan onsite with the police department and with security personnel. Regulations require video surveillance cameras on the building and will be monitored. Mr. Bonvie made a motion to issue a Variance to Triple M Management Company, LLC at 29 Echo Road under §174-31 for relief from the front setback requirement of 75 feet for a Variance of 72 feet to construct an 8' x 8' security booth on property located in an I-1 Zoning District, (Map 19 Parcel 3 Ext. 9), Mashpee, MA. Mr. Blaisdell seconded, yes, Mr. Furbush, yes, Mr. Jodka, yes, and Mr. DeBarros, yes. All were in favor accepting the 72 foot Variance request for the security guard booth. 3