02/27/2002 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Mashpee Zoning Minutes—February 27, 2002 5 Board of Appeals Nicolettas Way and that he plans to conduct a landscape business with office space on the subject property. He pointed out the proposed location of the ba doors,s, parking spaces and dumpsters. Mr. Briggs stated that most of the vehicles would be stored inside. He said that there would be no retail sale on the subject property. Mr. David Sanicki of Cape & Islands Engineering referred to the floor plan, which includes office space with a reception area. He said that the subject property is commercially zoned in the front and industrially zoned in the rear. Mr. Briggs assured the Board that no hazardous chemicals would be stored on-site. Mr. Briggs said that hours of operation would be from 7 AM to 8 PM. „ The project has received Design Review and Technical Review Committee approval. j No comments were received from abutters. Mr. Brem moved to grant the Special Permit, subject to the following: I� • findings for commercial development. • hours of operation would be from 7 a.m. to 8 .m. l p • Cape & Islands Engineering plan entitled `Proposed Site Plan Located in Mashpee, Mass., Prepared for Peter Briggs, Date: Dec.16,2001' and stamped I :, `Design Review approved' and signed by Thomas F. O'Neill. • Morton Buildings, Inc. plan entitled `Peter J. Briggs, Mashpee, MA, Drawn By: STEPH 841, Date: 12-19-01' and stamped `Design Review Approved, 2/6/02'. Mr. Borgeson seconded. All agreed. CONTINUED HEARINGS ,I it Donato A. & Judith A. Federico — Request a Special Permit under Section 174-17 of the Zoning By-laws to allow for additions to a pre-existing, non-conforming dwelling on property located in an R-3 zoning district at 14 Seconsett Point Road (Map 124 Parcel 29) Mashpee, MA. Continued from 1/23/02 to allow for Conservation Commission approval. j Sitting: I , James E. Regan III Richard I g rd T. Guerrera and Zella E. Ehzenberry. Mr. Robert J. Stewart represented the Petitioner and stated that plans call for addition of a second story, a family room and a screened porch to the existing dwelling.. The existing two bedrooms will be combined into one bedroom, two more bedrooms and one bath will f be added for a total of three bedrooms and two baths in the home. Mr. Regan read the memo from the Board of Health, which stated: "Accessory building to remain as unfinished storage. Floor plans must be provided to B.O.H. prior to building permit sign-off." The Board of Health has approved the installation of a new Title V septic system on the subject property. Building Commissioner Russell W. Wheeler said that he visited the site and confirmed that the accessory building shall remain as storage and must not be inhabited. ail i j I