11/12/2014 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS NOVEMBER 12, 2014 • MINUTES The project is located adjacent from the Mashpee Water District Building on Industrial Drive, and abuts a residential subdivision that was developed and approved after the creation of the industrial park. The distance from the Mashpee Water District Building to the residential area is 125 feet, and the distance for the proposed building would be 145 feet. Under the bylaw, parking on this proposed project could be within 10 feet of the lot line. The parking spaces depicted on the plan indicate 59 to 60 feet from the abutter's property line. The new owner proposes to push back the existing fence and include a row of evergreen shrubbery to act as a screen. Attorney Gildea stated the Board of Health requires a tight tank for any discharge in the building. The spray booth is an enclosed building within a building and will be located in the rear, and will be vented toward the front. The products used in the spray booth are waterborne, and the applicant is required to comply with all EPA regulations with a 98% efficiency rating. Matt Denison, of the paint company stated the majority of the paint is waterborne. Floor and spray filters should be changed twice a year. Auto businesses should have a filtration change -out program and generally scheduled with filter companies, and regulated by the EPA. The proposed building will have four (4) bays, with fifty five (55) parking spaces and four (4) handicapped spaces. The building will meet the required setbacks and will be setback 74 feet from the rear property line. iMr. Mendoza asked if the spray booth can be relocated to the front and save the applicant the expense of the vent stack. Mr. Gildea stated that the design was approved by the Board of Health. Mr. Furbush read the letter from the Board of Health, dated November 10, 2014 into the record; "approved the site and septic plan with conditions." Mr. Furbush announced to the Board that a vote is recommended to acquire the services of Charlie Rowley, Consulting Engineer to review the 89 Industrial Drive project. The Board voted and determined that Charlie's services are not required. Mr. Furbush voted, yes, Mr. Blaisdell voted no, Mr. Reiffarth voted yes, Mr. Jodka voted no, and Mr. DeBarros voted no. (A vote of 3 -No and 2 -Yes). Mr. Blaisdell read an email dated October 22, 2014 from Joel Clifford, Mashpee Fire Department, asking for the turning radius diagram, and was supplied to Raul Lisardi- Rivera. "The template appears to be adequate." Mr. Blaisdell read a letter from the Mashpee Water District into the record; "They have no objection to the owner of 89 Industrial locating parking spaces at the property line", and waive the zoning laws would be contingent on the property owner at 89 Industrial drive to allow vehicles access to Water district parking areas, signed Andrew Marks, Operation Manager, Mashpee Water District at 79 Industrial Drive, Mashpee, MA.