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Mashpee Zoning Minutes—March 22, 2000 4 '�` y <br /> Board of Appeals <br /> Mr.Nelson suggested that the hearing should be continued to allow Mr. Moore the <br /> privilege of going to the Selectmen to inquire if they would grant him a license to <br /> operate. Mr. Nelson also requested that Mr. Moore submit a professionally surveyed plan �, a' <br /> showing the physical distance from the right-of-way to the parking lot in order for the <br /> Board to determine the 50-foot setback. Mr.Nelson said that a continuance of the r y , <br /> hearing would also provide the abutters an opportunity to compare the Assessor's records . <br /> with their own records of Deer Crossing property owners. <br /> k' <br /> Mr. Hauck said that he would supply the Board members with a copy of the state statute. <br /> He said that the statute would clarify questions that the Board has regarding the ' <br /> application. �.1 A <br /> Mr. Moore said that he cannot request a license from the Board of Selectman until after <br /> the Zoning Board has rendered its decision. p' <br /> "�j " <br /> Mr. Hauck questioned what would happen to Mr. Moore's current license if he receives <br /> permission to operate at the new location. Mr. Brem questioned if the cars for sale would <br /> be displayed on both sides of the street. Ed O'Connor, an abutter, asked for the purpose <br /> of a wholesale license. Mr. Moore replied that he would not display cars for sale on both , <br /> sides of the street and that he would like to retain his wholesale license because it is a <br /> very valuable license to own. He said that he would give up his license to display one car <br /> for sale at a time at his current location if the Board requests him to do so. <br /> Mr. Moore expressed confusion as to what exactly the Board wanted him to do. Mr. <br /> Regan said that the Board wants to know how the Board of Selectmen would react to the <br /> application. The Board wants to avoid granting another Special Permit that the Board of <br /> Selectman would refuse to license. Mr. Regan also stated that the Board needs <br /> clarification as to whether or not the Board of Selectmen requires a repair shop on site. If <br /> on-site repair is a pre-requisite of the Board of Selectmen,the Zoning Board would r ' <br /> demand a withdrawal of the application. <br /> Gail Marcantonio, an abutter, asked the difference between a car broker and a car '•, <br /> salesman. Mr. Moore stated that there is no difference. He said that here is a difference <br /> between a wholesale and retail license. i. <br /> Mr.Nelson moved to continue the hearing until May 10, 2000. Mr. Brem seconded. All <br /> agreed. I <br /> PUBLIC HEARINGS <br /> Salrama(Dick&Ellie's Flea Market)—Requests a Renewal of the Modification to the <br /> Ip 1. A <br /> Special Permit(SP-95-32)to allow canopies and tent covers to remain overnight on <br /> property located in a C-1 zoning district at 650 Falmouth Road(Map 81 Block 4) <br /> Mashpee, MA. (Owner of record: Mashpee Investors, LLC.) q� <br /> Sitting: James E. Regan III, Robert G.Nelson and Marshall A. Brem. "'•►� <br /> �Nps <br />