09/08/2010 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MINUTES SEPTEMBER 8, 2010 reflected in a final landscaping plan for Fire Department approval. Building #2 was • moved about 35 feet, allowing Building #3 to be relocated closer to the parking lot and alleviating the Fire Department access concerns. Plans call for 21 parking spaces and 4 additional "shadow" (future) parking spaces. A new 60 x 1.00 feet common play field will be installed behind Building #4. Total lot coverage will be 16%. Mr. Bonvie questioned the effect that the 30 -foot increase in tree removal would have on the Petitioner's status with Natural Heritage. Mr. Fenuccio said that the Petitioner has submitted another request to Natural Heritage for review of the revised plans. Attorney Talerman said that any change of any material has to be presented to the Board.He said that the Board has 20 days to determine whether or not a revision is a minor change or a major change. The Board could handle a minor change administratively. A major change would require a new Public Hearing. Engineer Brian Kuchar said that the revised plans call for an additional 2% increase in disturbance of the site. However, total disturbance of the site will remain below 5 acres. Mr. Kuchar said that due to time constraints, the drainage plans have not been fully detailed. Bio -retention areas will remain the same. Minor changes have been made to the grading and roof runoff. The wastewater issue has been resolved with plans to connect to the existing High School septic system. A gravity -feed system out to Old Barnstable Road with a pump station. Test pits are scheduled. Some of the utilities locations have been moved to address Fire Department concerns. • Mr. Furbush asked about three small structures on the property. Mr. Kuchar said that those sheds are for the existing buildings which are built on slabs and do not have basements. The new buildings have basements. Mr. Bonvie inquired about Mr. Rowley's involvement in the inspection process. Attorney Talerman said that Mr. Rowley would be involved in inspections during the project. Mr. Rowley said that he wants the Petitioner to contact him prior to construction. This will allow for arrangements to be made during the construction schedule for inspection purposes. Mr. Rowley said that he will make inspections during active construction as required and submit a monthly report with all the details to the'Board. Mr. Bonvie expressed concern about accountability and responsibility since the Board of Health is no longer involved in the project: He asked which Board or individual would be monitoring the pump station. Ms. Adrienne Danner said that.those details are in the process of being worked out. Mr. Kuchar said that the Petitioner will settle that issue with the Town based on the location of the pump station. Attorney Talerman said that he has worded the Decision in such a way that nothing in this Decision constitutes the final approval for the septic connection. The Petitioner will have to go through all of the normal channels with the appropriate Boards. Mr. Rowley suggested that the Board should get confirmation that the Mashpee High School system is capable of handling the additional flow. • Mr. Rowley made a few technical suggestions regarding the treatment plant.