02/28/2001 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Decisions

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5 Mashpee Zoning Brian D. Casey SP-01-23 2 Board of Appeals V-10-24 Messrs. Robert and Ed Belekewicz, direct abutters, stated that the deck of their /4 abutting home looks right onto the subject property and expressed a desire to see a site plan. They said that they were greatly concerned with the possibility of a large E commercial building being constructed right next to their residential home. Mr. Regan said that he appreciated their concerns, but commercial zoning has been allowed in that area for many decades. � i Mr. Spiros Mitrokostas, a direct abutter, stated that he is in support of the proposal. He suggested that the Petitioner should consider using Algonquin Avenue rather than Sassacus Road as an entrance and exit to the subject property. The Board voted unanimously to continue the Petition until April 11, 2001. At the request of the Petitioner, the Board voted unanimously on April 11, 2001 to continue the Petitions until April 25, 2001. At the continued Public Hearings on April 25, 2001, Attorney Jeffrey W. Oppenheim represented the Petitions along g with Mr. Brian Casey. Mr. Tony Peruzzi of William MacKenzie Professional Land Surveyors also attended the meeting. Attorney Oppenheim stated that Mr. Casey started his landscaping business about 10 years ago and now has 6 full-time employees and 6 part-time seasonal employees and several pieces of equipment. The subject property has a sloping contour of about 10 feet and abuts wetland. Proposed lot coverage would be 17%. Hours of operation would be from 7 A.M. to 5 P.M. Attorney Oppenheim said that relief of the following is being requested: • setback requirement of 75 feet from the two front yards: a Variance of 25 feet from Algonquin Avenue and a Variance of 55 feet from Sassacus Road. • land space requirements: a Variance of 11,500 square feet. • frontage requirements: a Variance of 75 feet on Algonquin Avenue. • Section 174-37: parking lot spots 8— 16 unpaved (pervious surface). i The Board asked the Petitioner to submit the following information: • a list of Variance relief being sought. • when the subject property was designated commercially zoned. • detailed list of proposed commercial vehicles—how many, size, etc. • a plan with some of the following details: clear distinctions between landscaping, parking lot, etc.; including the corner of Cormier's Route 151 j building and the abutter's (Belekewicz)property; moving the proposed driveway from Sassacus Road to Algonquin Avenue; proposed lighting and proposedosed signage; wood fence/green fence combination proposed second building.