05/26/2010 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Mashpee Zoning Board of Appeals Minutes May 26, 2010 Mr. Reiffarth moved to grant the following relief: • • A variance of 24.2 feet from the front setback requirements. • A variance of 98.09 feet from the lot frontage requirements on Point Road. • A variance of 32,854 square feet from the lot size requirements. • The two parcels will remain combined into one parcel located at 2 Point Road. This Decision is conditioned upon compliance with Cape & Islands Engineering plan entitled: "Plot Plan of Land Located in Mashpee, Mass. Prepared for Eric Benway Date: Mar. 16,2010 Scale: 1"=20' Proposed Lot Coverage = 18.6%." CONTINUED HEARINGS Frank C. and Vicky Franklin III: Request a Special Permit under Section 174-45.4(1) of the Zoning By-laws for permission to construct an accessory apartment to an existing dwelling on property located in an R-5 zoning district at 5 Cambridge Drive (Map 16 Parcel 48) Mashpee, MA. Continued from April 28, 2010 Public Hearings to allow Petitioner opportunity to file a Petition for a Variance and to submit revised plans. Sitting: Robert G. Nelson, Jonathan Furbush, James Reiffarth, Peter Hinden and Ronald S. Bonvie. On May 25, 2010, the Petitioner submitted a letter requesting a continuance of the Petition until June 9, 2010. The Board voted to continue the Petition until June 23, 2010. Accept May 12, 2010 Minutes Mr. Hinden moved to accept the Minutes of May 12, 2010. Mr. Reiffarth seconded the motion. All were in favor. Capewide Enterprises, LLC: Discussion of plan review report submitted by Engineer Charles Rowley concerning project located at 153 Commercial Street (Map 88 Parcel 37) Mashpee, MA. The Board members received copies of the above -referenced report in advance of the meeting. Mr. Bonvie asked if the engineer had corresponded with Charles Rowley. Mr. Nelson said that Mr. Rowley is scheduled to meet with the engineer to discuss the report. Mr. Bonvie said that Mr. Rowley is very knowledgeable and thorough and interacts well with engineers on projects. Mr. Furbush asked if Mr. Rowley identified any problems. Mr. Nelson said that the problems were itemized in the five-page report. He said that Mr. Rowley's expertise is the key reason why the Board hired him. Mr. Bonvie said that his past experience with consultants has been that the process involves interaction between the consultant and the engineering firm. He said that issues are worked out between the two parties and will be reported back to the Board. • Voucher: Authorize payment of consultant fees to Charles Rowley for the above - referenced report.