04/28/2010 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Mashpee Zoning Minutes Board of Appeals April 28, 2010 vehicles. In the last vear.. at the direction of the Mashpee Police Department, DPW has had to close the road to traffic on a number of occasions. • For this reason, I recommend that any approval of the Special Permit for 153 Commercial Street be conditioned at a minimum upon the correction of the drainage problem in the above area. " Mr. Nelson then read the letter from Building Commissioner Richard Stevens which reads: "CAPEWIDE ENTERPRISES: In favor of approval. The letter with comments from the DPW regarding the road conditions came in at the eleventh hour. There was no representative at Plan review to bring this up. I do not feel that I could hold this applicant hostage for the developer's responsibility. Perhaps requiring a bond for his road frontage would suffice. " Mr. Junqueira said that the road conditions described above are at least %z mile away from the subject property. Mr. Nelson said he failed to see how this was the Petitioner's problem. Mr. Eddy said that the private road is maintained by the Industrial Park Association; not by the Town. Mr. Furbush asked if septic waste, .hazardous waste and/or construction debris would be stored on the property. Mr. Junqueira said no. He said that the containers are emptied before they are returned to the yard. Mr. Nelson said that excavating material from a • septic system is stored temporarily while the system is being installed. This consists of sod, gravel and sand. It is then gradually returned to the customer's property in the course of the installation. Mr. Junqueira said that oil tanks, gas tanks, fueling tanks, etc. will not be stored on the subject property. Mr. Eddy said that the DEP requirement prohibits storage of solid waste unless a business is permitted as a dump or transfer station. Mr. Nelson asked the members of the Board if they are willing to vote on a conditional approval, subject to the Board being able to review Mr. Rowley's report and resolve any discrepancies between Mr. Rowley's report and the engineer's plan. The Board members indicated that they would be amenable to that. Mr. Dorsey mentioned the subject of the $3,000 bond. Mr. Capen said that he would deliver the check to the ZBA office the next day. Mr. Furbush moved to grant the Special Permit conditioned upon the following: 1. Review and acceptance of report to be submitted by Engineer Charles Rowley. 2. Installation of additional screen on the side of the subject parcel closest to the Mashpee Health Center. 3. Inclusion of Mr. Charles Rowley's letter dated April 23, 2010, which reads: „1 Charles L. Rowley &Associates Civil Engineers & Surveyors Oite Evaluation Land Surveying ite Design Environmental Construction Layout 9 Title 5 Design