09/13/2000 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Mashpee Zoning Minutes—September 13, 2000 2 r Board of Appeals would have 50 feet. Rear setback requirements are 20 feet; the proposal calls for 47 feet. 20% lot coverage is allowed;the proposal calls for only 12% lot coverage. No Variance from the Zoning By-laws is being requested. Attorney Mills confirmed that the Petitioner has completed the Design Review and the Technical Review processes. The Design Review Committee required modifications to the building face and to the landscaping plans and has indicated approval of the project. Per Deputy Fire Chief Sheldon Hamblin requirements,the Petitioner agrees to provide .!hI 311pli the following: 1. town water shall be brought to the site. 2. stored hazardous waste shall be consolidated to one area on the site. Y • 3. a floor plan of the storage area shall be submitted. In compliance with the Zoning By-laws, the Petitioner provided a copy of the application with plans to the Water Department, steward of the Water District. The Water Department has no objection to the proposal and requests a list of materials that would be stored on the site. IIA11,. �L. The Zoning Board of Appeals referred the Petition to the Planning Board, Conservation Commission,the DPW and the Board of Health. The proposed single 55-gallon barrel for storage of hazardous waste would be contained " within the building. A certified remover of hazardous materials would remove the hazardous waste on a yearly basis. Attorney Mills said that Mr. Russo's operation disposes of less than 10 gallons of hazardous waste per year. Mr. Luff, Architectural and Structural Engineer, addressed the Board and stated that the proposed location of the building doors would face the inside of the courtyard to minimize the impact of noise and equipment on the community. Maximum height of the L.."' " building would be 22 feet. Installation of large trees and extensive landscaping are proposed to screen the building from the adjacent lots. Mr. Luff said that the building would be a steel structure, plywood faced with vinyl siding. Attorney Mills said that the Board of Health never mentioned any concerns with the project and its environmental impact on the area at the initial meeting. Attorney Mills expressed surprise that the Board of Health now has concerns. A memo from the Board of Health indicates its approval of the revised septic plans. Mr. Guerrera questioned the reason for the Petitioner to move his operation to Mashpee. A competitor auto body shop bought the entire site where Mr. Russo currently rents a space and has forced Mr. Russo to relocate. Mr.Nelson questioned how many other parcels would benefit from Town water being brought to the subject lot. Attorney Mills said that several lots would be able to hook up. i ;It r;