12/10/2008 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Mashpee Zoning Z� Board of Appeals Minutes . ; December 10, 2008 Thomas Ouinn: Requests a Variance from Section 174-31 to seek landspace relief and frontage relief on property located in an R-3 zoning district at 38 Pleasant Park Drive (Map 70 Parcel 165) Mashpee, MA. Thomas Ouinn: Requests a Variance from Section 174-31 to seek landspace relief and frontage relief on property located in an R-3 zoning district at 30 Pleasant Park Drive (Map 70 Parcel 166) Mashpee, MA. Sitting: Robert Nelson, Jonathan Furbush, James Rieffarth, William Blaisdell and Jack Dorsey. Thomas Quinn is the owner of both aforementioned lots. James Griffiths is representing Mr.Quinn as he is out of town. They were previously granted variances for landspace and for frontage requirements. Due to the economy, the lots have not been sold and therefore no substantial commencement of construction has begun so the variances expired. He is seeking the same variance requests are before; both need 17,500 square feet and 25 feet of frontage. The Board reviews the plans and finds that nothing has changed on the requests. Robert Nelson moves to grant a 17,500 square foot landspace variance and a 25 foot frontage variance. Jonathan Furbush seconds the motion. • All agree. So moved. Brad Robinson: Requests a Special Permit from Section 174-25 G(4) of the Zoning By-laws to run a light cabinetry business on property located in an I-1 zoning district at 628 Main Street — Route 130 — Unit B2, Mashpee (Map 13 Parcel 47.B2) Mashpee, MA. Owner of Record: Richard Dver Sitting: Robert Nelson, Jonathan Furbush, James Rieffarth, William Blaisdell and Jack Dorsey. Richard Dyer, owner of 628 Main Street, represents the applicant Brad Robinson. Mr. Robinson is seeking a Special Permit to allow his lite cabinetry work to be allowed to operate in one of Mr. Dyer's units. Mr. Dyer gives the Board an overview of his plans for the building. Most of the building is currently being used as a church. The other units he is trying to lease — thus the request for Mr. Robinson. Mr. Robinson is seeking the permit to use the unit to assemble pre -made cabinets. There will be minimal cutting and he will be the only employee on site. There will be no flammable materials stored on site. The glue product Mr. Furbush questions the • applicant of is non-flammable. Additionally, the building does not have sprinklers. Mr. Dyer also mentions there are separate electric meters on