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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS <br />NOVEMBER 18, 2015 <br />MEETING MINUTES <br />Mr. Jodka, seconded, yes, Mr. DeBarros, yes, Mr. Goldstein, yes, Mr. Blaisdell, yes, and <br />Mr. Furbush, no. The Board voted 4-1 in favor of variance relief of 50 feet in the front, and <br />50,000 from the lot size requirements for the lot located at 110 Wheeler Road. <br />379 Mashpee Neck Road: Owners, Donna J. and Steven P. Fuller, Trustees request a <br />Written Finding under Article V §174-17 to raze and replace an existing dwelling on <br />property located in an R3 Zoning District, (Map 90 Parcel 57), Mashpee, MA. <br />Mr. Steve Cook, Cotuit Bay Design represented the petitioners for this tear down and <br />rebuild project. Also present was Steve Fuller, homeowner. The Fullers want to tear down <br />their existing small one story house and construct a two story house. The existing house <br />does not meet the current and future requirements for their family. The existing house is <br />non -conforming at 31.4 feet off the front property line, and requires 40 feet. The existing <br />house does not meet the flood zone requirements. The existing house is across from <br />Popponesset Bay and abuts Mashpee Neck Road, and Pirates Cove. <br />The new design would be to square off the new home, and pushing everything back beyond <br />the buffer zones to meet all zoning guidelines and setbacks for the R3 zoning district. The <br />lot coverage is currently 10.4% and will increase to 15.06% which is well below the 20% <br />the lot coverage restriction. A new septic system will be installed on the Captains Row side <br />outside the buffer zones, and will be brought up to flood zone requirements. The setbacks <br />• on the north side are 18.2 ft. and 18 ft. on the south, the west at 40.9 ft. off Captains Row, <br />and on the east at 3.6 ft. There is not setback relief need. <br />Mr. Jodka read the Inspection Department comments into the record; "The area is zoned <br />R3 and is in the Pre -contact Archaeology Sensitivity area — listed as "Moderate <br />Sensitivity". The applicant is seeking a Written Finding under Article V §174-17 <br />regarding a determination from the Board for the removal of the existing home and shed <br />and replacing it with a single family home. The proposed single family home is within the <br />AE Flood Zone. All work shall conform to the MA State Building Code requirements for <br />construction within an AE Flood Zone." <br />Mr. Jodka read the Board of the Health comments into the record; "Not in Zone II, not <br />restricted to number of bedrooms. Why isn't the septic designed to account for potential <br />build -out of unfinished space above garage (possible 411 bedroom). That area is closed off <br />for privacy so once it is heated it will be called a bedroom by BOH." <br />Mr. Cook said he revised the plans to put in a 6 ft. cased opening above garage to be used <br />for storage. The Building Plans will be revised to show a 6 ft. cased opening. <br />Mr. Jodka read the Conservation Comments into the record; "This project has been <br />approved by the Conservation Commission at our October 91h meeting." <br />• Mr. Furbush read the DPW comments into the record; "The above property is located on a <br />Town road. The new driveway will require a curb cut permit from the DPW prior to start <br />of demolition/construction." <br />