08/10/2005 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Mashpee Zoning Board of Appeals Minutes • 3 August 10, 2005 • The likelihood of tractors and/or trucks entering and exiting with trailers and extended loads. • The likelihood of tractors and/or trucks entering and exiting with trailers and extended loads having the inability for rapid acceleration to maneuver within said intersection. • The potential for accidents as a result of tractors and/or trucks entering and exiting with trailers and extended loads having the size and width that could obscure vision/sight distance and by blocking a travel portion of the roadway in an attempt to tum. • The environmental concern and potential explosive situation due to the likelihood of full tanks of gasoline on boats being stored at such a facility. This recommended traffic control regulation would result in northbound traffic on Route 28 being able to turn right onto Wag's Road. In addition, southbound traffic on Route 28 would be prohibited from turning left onto Wag's Road. Vehicles leaving Wag's Road would be permitted to only turn right onto Route 28. Any and all vehicles entering and/or exiting Wag's Road will not face an unreasonable hardship as a result of utilizing the Industrial Road which will enable them to proceed onto Route 28 via a traffic light and thus enhance safety of the motoring public. • Attorney Kirrane feels this is extensive and that the Commonwealth of Massachusetts should have the final say about this since they already issued them a curb cut. He also states that this will not help with the traffic at all and should not be imposed as such. Mr. Conway submitted pictures of the sight distance to the Planning Board and they felt it was acceptable. Mr. Nelson informs Attorney Kirrane that it is not the volume of traffic but the kind of traffic — pulling trailers would be problematic for safety issues. The Board feels all of the recommendations that Chief Collins has made shall be conditioned on the Special Permit. Also conditioned on the Special Permit are all the necessary permits from Nstar and all of the requests from the Fire Department being met. That being said, Marshall Brem moves to grant the special permit with the above- mentioned conditions. Zella Elizenberry seconds the motion. Robert Nelson votes to deny. Eric Dublirer votes in favor. Jonathan Furbush votes in favor. Motion is carried 4-1. Marshall Brem makes a motion to have the applicant post a $25,000 landscaping bond. Zella Elizenberry seconds that motion. All agree. So moved. Scott Wurster: Requests a Variance from Section 174-31 of the Zoning By- laws to exceed the maximum allowable 20% lot coverage to build an addition on property located in an R-3 zoning district at 4 Bayview Road (Map 119 Parcel 32) Mashpee, MA. Sitting: Robert Nelson, Zella-Elizenberry, Marshall Brem, James Reiffarth and Evano • Cunha. Scott Wurster represents himself at this hearing. He is again before the board with plans to tear down a small cottage and rebuild a new dwelling on a 4,300 square foot lot. He was previously granted the special permit to demolish the existing house but has before