08/14/2013 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS AUGUST 14, 2013 MINUTES Jeanne S. Mantel & Lewis Mantel, Trustees: Request a Special Permit under §174- 25.H (7) of the Zoning By-laws to allow for construction of a dock where the lot cannot be developed with a principle residential use, provided there be no commercial use or storage, no sanitary facilities, no storage outside of buildings, no structure exceed fifteen (15) feet in height and meet the applicable setback and lot coverage requirements on property located in an R-3 Zoning District at 270 Monomoscoy Road (Map 120, Parcel 58), Mashpee, MA. John Slavinsky stated he wanted to continue this hearing because he does not have accurate plans. He stated the walkway exceeds 70 feet and the plans need to be revised. Jon Furbush read the comments from Andrew McManus, Conservation Department, dated June 10, 2013. "The Conservation Commission voted to approve the proposed dock/pier/float and parking area at 270 Monomoscoy Rd. The commission had concerns regarding the setback/extent of proposed clearing for the parking lot to the delineated line of bordering vegetated wetland (entire lot is within 50' of the bordering vegetated wetland). The project proponents agreed to move the parking area back (landward) by 10 feet, thus reducing the overall footprint of disturbance. The dock/pier/float and revised parking area were approved at our May 9, 2013 hearing. As per our Chapter 172 Wetland by-law, the pathway to the dock shall be no wider than 4' nor shall the pier be wider than • 4' along its entire length, with the exception of the float. The property address and DEP permit # must be displayed IN PERPETUITY on the following locations once the dock construction is complete:" 1. The most seaward facing dock piling 2. The float 3. The ramp • Also read into the record was the Harbormaster, dated August 3, 2013. "Lettering can be hand painted or stenciled and must be a minimum of 3" in height, so this required signage can be visible from the water. The DEP permit # must also be displayed prominently from the road." The Harbormaster, Plan dated March 20, 2013, Pier must be shortened by 20'. Also required, the street address must be permanently and clearly displayed with minimum of 3" block letters with contrasting color at end of pier/piling for emergency purposes, and in addition to the owners address be permanently affixed on all floats and ramps with 3" block letters with contrasting color." signed, Stephen Mone, Harbormaster. Jon read into the record, an email from Stephen Mone, Harbormaster, dated Tuesday, August 13, 2013. "The float on the plan has.two sides, 25 feet long, that configuration would hold two boats unless they plan on tying to the fixed pier, I think it would be the maximum potentially. Please see my comment below, that I believe were not addressed shortening the pier by 20 feet". 7