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Mashpee Zoning Minutes—September 13, 2000 5 <br /> Board of Appeals <br /> Mr. Govoni referred to the memo from the Board of Health that stated: "Although for *A <br /> years the Board of Health and the Department of Environmental Protection have strongly <br /> encouraged the owner of Lakeside Estates Trailer Park, William Haney,to connect the <br /> park to town water, the Board of Health has no authority to require this connection <br /> because the current well water is potable although be it unaesthetic due to high iron and �Ol <br /> frequent flushing. The trailer park residents, currently,have a legitimate concern over the 15 <br /> potability of their drinking water. With the introduction of potential groundwater <br /> contamination associated with the siting of an auto body repair shop in their immediate q� <br /> neighborhood,their concerns would be heightened with reason, which the Board of <br /> Health recognizes and shares". o <br /> Mr.Nelson questioned the reason for two proposed buildings on the lot and said that it "� C <br /> w,. <br /> Y <br /> looks like an "end play trying to get two buildings in an area where we should really only <br /> allow one". He said the frontage requirement is 200 feet,not 150 feet. , <br /> Attorney Mills said that at one of the Technical Review Committee the Planning Board <br /> suggested that the Petitioner could purchase an additional one-acre lot to provide a <br /> greater buffer between the proposal and the adjacent area. �'�II'I�. <br /> jl <br /> Mr. Luff stated that two buildings are allowed on the lot and that the buildings would be j <br /> less than 10,000 square feet combined. �} <br /> Ian.t.MR1�I1�,, •1 <br /> Mr. Terry Carter of Lakeside Estates asked the hours of operation of the auto body shop. A <br /> i iilxnN. <br /> Mr. Russo said that the hours are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and he has never operated his °' dlda•,II <br /> business on a Saturday or Sunday in 20 years. Mr. Russo said that the auto body shop is Imp <br /> closed for six holidays during the year. <br /> II. %Ild�Y��gYln^III <br /> Mr. Lester Silva, 7 Lakeside, said that the project"is in his front yard" and expressed <br /> concern with more traffic and parking. ,w ,r 11p' 11 <br /> Mr. Nelson moved to Deny With Prejudice the Petition for a Special Permit. Mr. Regan <br /> seconded. All agreed. <br /> i ,.. •alinug4n1 <br /> PUBLIC HEARINGS <br /> DJG Construction Corporation—Requests a Special Permit under Section 174-25.A.8 of <br /> the Zoning By-laws for permission to construct an addition of an in-law apartment to a <br /> tiI14P <br /> dwelling on property located in an R-5 zoning district at 10 Upland Circle,Unit 17 <br /> (Map 65 Block 35 Lot 107) Mashpee, MA. Owner of record: Cape Southport Cw.; <br /> I llPa,nlull�l�l <br /> Associates, LLC. it <br /> Sitting: James E. Regan III, Robert G. Nelson and Frederick R. Borgeson. Mr. Govoni <br /> stepped down and left the room. <br /> The Board received a request from Ronald S. Bonvie, President, DJG Construction, for <br /> Withdrawal Without Prejudice of the Petition for a Special Permit, SP-00-166. <br /> ;ils;l <br /> 1 , <br />