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Mashpee Zoning <br />Board of Appeals Minutes <br />4 April 27, 2005 <br />• Genovaite Mickevicius: Requests a Variance from Section 174-31 of the zoning by- <br />laws to seek relief from the landspace requirements while applicant seeks to separate two <br />previously merged lots on property located in an R-5 zoning district at 4 Florence Avenue <br />(Map 71 Parcel 19 lot 58) Mashpee, MA. <br />Genovaite Mickevicius: Requests a Variance from Section 174-31 of the zoning by- <br />laws to seek relief from the landspace requirements while applicant seeks to separate two <br />previously merged lots on property located in an R-5 zoning district at 4 Florence Avenue <br />(Map 71 Parcel 19 lot 38) Mashpee, MA. <br />Sitting: Robert Nelson, Zella•Elizenberry, Frederick Borgeson, Evano Cunha and <br />Jonathan Furbush. <br />Attorney Kevin Kirrane of Dunning and Kirrane represent the petitioners at this <br />continued hearing. They were previously requested by the Board to check to see if the <br />existing dwelling on lot 58 does not exceed 20% lot coverage. <br />Lot 38 sits at the corner of James Circle and Florence Avenue and contains 8,372 square <br />feet with 100 feet of frontage along James Circle and 90 feet of frontage along Florence <br />Avenue. Lot 58 is situated at the corner of Florence Avenue and Jeanne Avenue and has <br />more than 150 feet of frontage along those streets. There is a single family home on lot <br />58. They are seeking to separate those lots which have been merged so that both can be <br />• sold as separate building lots. The Mikonis' owned these lots since 1971 and held them <br />as husband and wife until 1998 when Mrs. Mikonis became the sole owner as the <br />surviving tenant by the entirety. Her son, the applicant is attempting to sell these lots to <br />pay for her care in a nursing home facility. The lots individually and combined are non- <br />conforming given the fact that they fail to meet current lot size requirements in the R-5 <br />zoning district. He understood these lots to be separate building lots. However, upon <br />putting them up for sale realized that the Town had previously merged these lots due to <br />zoning changes that he and his mother were unaware of. He also understands that for 12 <br />years the lot has been taxed as a single lot and is prepared to reimburse the town the taxes <br />that would have been levied against the lot had it not been merged. The Board reviews <br />the plans and digests the presentation of Mr. Kirrane. Mr. Nelson asks for a motion and <br />no one is willing to propose a motion. Mr. Nelson makes a motion to grant the variance <br />to individualize the lots so long as the new dwelling maintains the average setback rule <br />for the area. Zella Elizenberry seconds the motion. Evano Cunha votes in favor. <br />Frederick Borgeson votes against the motion. Jonathan Furbush votes against the motion. <br />Motion is defeated. Motion is denied without prejudice. Plans referenced were from <br />Cape & Islands Engineering, dated January 31, 2005 as prepared for Genovaite <br />Mickevicius. <br />Mareot F. White, Trustee: Requests a Variance from Section 174-31 of the Zoning By- <br />laws in order to seek relief from the lot size and frontage requirements in order to <br />separate merged lots to create a single building lot on property located in an R-3 zoning <br />district at 6 Chart Way (Map 1061'arcel 15) Mashpee, MA. <br />