11/12/2014 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Town of*Mashpee • „ 16 Grew d\reck Read ✓\north 1Ylashpee, lYlrwsachu.settx 02649 MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS NOVEMBER 12, 2014 MINUTES The Mashpee Zoning Board of Appeals held Public Hearings on Wednesday, November 12, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. in the Waquoit Room at the Mashpee Town Hall, 16 Great Neck Road North. The following Board Members were present; Chairman, Jonathan Forbush, Vice Chairman, William A. Blaisdell, Board Members James Reiffarth, and Richard Jodka, and Associate Members Domingo K. DeBarros and Scott Goldstein were present. Building Commissioner Michael Mendoza was also present. Board Member, Ron Bonvie was absent. Mr. Furbush opened the meeting at 6:00 p.m. and announced the meeting was televised live on local Mashpee television. CONTINUED HEARINGS Accidental Auto Body, Inc.: Request a Special Permit under §174-24.C.1 of the Zoning By-laws to allow for an auto body shop with parking, utilities, and landscaping in a 1-1 • Zoning District at 89 Industrial Drive, (Map 88 Parcel 27), Mashpee, MA. (Owner of Record: Robert A. Lawton). (Continued from October 22, 2014 Hearings at the request of the Attorney, opened but not heard). Attorney, Mark Gildea, represented the applicant for the proposed auto body shop. Also present was Anthony Dupuis, owner of Accidental Auto Body of Hyannis, and Raul Lizardi, Engineer for Holmes and McGrath, Inc. of Falmouth. Mr. Gildea stated the Mr. Dupuis is seeking to locate his business and is under a purchase agreement for the proposed property. The property is within an economic development area designated by the Massachusetts Legislature and found this area is underutilized and encourages economic development in this particular area. The project will help fulfill the EDIC mission of stimulating economic opportunities and fulfill some of the Town's 1998 comprehensive plan by providing the community with a full range of commercial services and facilities. This project will involve an investment of over a million dollars and could anticipate tax revenue of approximately $10,000 each year. The proposal submitted to the Board consists of a detailed written narrative, a three page site plan depicting the drainage, grading, utilities, and septic system design of the project. On October 21, 2014, the project was presented to Design/Review Committee, who gave recommendations that are incorporated in the site plan. The Board of Health submitted a letter dated November 10, 2014, stating they approved the site and septic plan with specific conditions. One of the conditions is the spray booth be vented at the North section of the building away from the abutting residential neighborhood. The Health Agent suggested the Board adopt his recommended conditions for the Special Permit.