03/27/2013 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Richard Morgan would like to make sure these walls are not constructed with • wood. Bill Blaisdell made a motion to approve Jeffrey R. and Sheila Eydenberg, Trustees: Request for a Special Permit under §174-63 and §174-27.2 of the Zoning By-laws concerning variation of restrictions under Article XI Flood Plane Zone Provisions and Storm Water Management to raise the grade on property located in an R-3 Zoning District at 16 Squaws Lane (Map 117 Parcel 83) Mashpee, MA. This has been continued to March 27, 2013. This is conditioned upon a masonry material wall be installed, (not wooden material) surrounds the property other than the concrete containment wall and the proposed house reconstruction plan at 16 Squaws Lane prepared by Cape & Islands Engineering, 800 Falmouth Road Suite 301C, Mashpee, MA, dated January 23, 2013 and revised March 20, 2013. This is also conditioned upon the description of the Concrete Containment Wall, stamped by Richard James Bertrand, Professional Engineer, and three Hydrocad Reports. A report entitled Existing Runoff, Roof Runoff Only dated March 18, 2013, prepared by Cape & Island Engineering, a report entitled, Existing Runoff, Residential Area, dated March 18, 2013, prepared by Cape & Island Engineering and a report entitled Existing Runoff, Residential Area, Lawn and Gravel Drive/Parking, dated March 18, 2013, developed by Cape & Islands Engineering. • Jim Reiffarth seconded the motion. Votes: Jon Furbush, yes, Bill Blaisdell, yes, Judy Horton, yes, Dom DeBarros, yes, and John Dorsey, yes, all in favor. OPEN DISCUSSION: Judy Horton, Board Member read the open discussion request. Jobs -Whitings Trust: Request an open discussion of Chapter 40B (Mashpee Commons) Comprehensive Plan Permit granted to Jobs -Whitings Trust on February 7, 2007 for property located off Rt. 151 and Rt.28 comprised of parcels shown as Map 73, Lot 10, Map 74, Lot 34 and Map 74, Lot 20. Douglas Storrs introduced himself representing Jobs -Whitings Trust and introduced Councilor Michael Ford. The current comprehensive permit issued by the Zoning Board was extended through February 15, 2013. Doug stated in one sense one might see the permit has lapsed within the time frame. However, there are a lot of peculiarities in the comforts of permits. This permit was issued by the Zoning Board and then there was a peculiarity of the Planning Board and the Cape Cod Commission Planning stating they had a role because there is a commercial component, and we said; "they didn't." It was decided to resolve this by going to the Planning Board for a Special Permit for just a commercial permit. Those permits were issued obviously after the Zoning Board permit. al