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Mashpee Zoning <br /> Board of Appeals Minutes <br /> 2 October 27, 2004 <br /> him in 2002 and expired on September 9, 2004. The plans have not changed regarding <br /> the dock. The Board does not see any problem with this. Marshall Brem moves to grant <br /> a Special Permit for the pier, ramp and float. Robert Nelson seconds the motion. All <br /> agree. So moved. <br /> Clover Paving Co., Inc.: Requests a Special Permit from Sections 174-25 G (4), G (5), <br /> G (6), G (7), G (9), G (11), D (1) and 174-24 (C) of the Zoning By-laws in order to use <br /> the property for contractor bays and storage as well as office space as allowed in <br /> industrial zone on property located in an I-1 zoning district at 759 Falmouth Road (Map <br /> 81 Parcel 29) Mashpee, MA. Owner of Record: Gerald E. Gaffin and Michael <br /> Rockoff <br /> Clover Paving Co., Inc.: Requests a Variance from Section 174-31 of the Zoning By- <br /> laws in order to vary the frontage requirements to use the property for contractor bays <br /> and storage as well as office space as allowed in industrial zone on property located in an <br /> I-1 zoning district at 759 Falmouth Road (Map 81 Parcel 29) Mashpee, MA. Owner of <br /> Record: Gerald E. Gaffin and Michael Rockoff <br /> Sitting: Robert Nelson, Frederick Borgeson, Marshall Brem, Zella Elizenberry and <br /> Richard Guerrera. James Regan stepped down from this hearing. <br /> Attorney Kevin Kirrane represents the applicants at this hearing. They are <br /> seeking a Special Permit and Variance to construct a 9,720 square foot building intended <br /> to be used as contractor bays and storage as allowed in the industrial zone upon the <br /> granting of a special permit. The variance is necessary for frontage relief from the <br /> current zoning requirements. The site is approximately 2 acres with 290.4 feet of <br /> frontage along Route 28. The intended use will be for individual business/contractor <br /> bays with accessory office space including a bay to be owner occupied. A municipal <br /> water supply and its own Title V Septic System will service the building. They are <br /> proposing 36 parking spaces with two handicapped spaces in the front. A substantial <br /> landscape plan was submitted and approved by Design Review. The frontage <br /> requirement is 600 feet for commercial use and the applicant has only 290.4 feet, <br /> therefore a variance is being requested. The front, rear and sideyard setback setbacks are <br /> being met. The applicant has applied for several different sections of zoning relief <br /> pursuant to the use permit. Robert Nelson would like to discuss each one individually <br />