04/25/2001 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Mashpee Zoning Minutes—April 25, 2001 4 Board of Appeals • proposed signage. • wood fence/green fence combination • proposed second building. Attorney Oppenheim concluded his presentation by spelling out more details of the proposed buildings, landscaping and parking areas. He informed the Board that one to two years after purchasing the site,the Petitioner plans to construct the second building on the subject property. Attorney Oppenheim said that the sloping contour of the lot is a distinct advantage to the Petitioner and to the abutter since it would mean less visibility and potential noise from the proposal. Hours of operation would be from 7 A.M. to 5 P.M. Employees would load up with equipment in the morning, be on the job sites for the day and would return to the subject property at the end of the day. The Board strongly encouraged the Petitioner to work with and be open to concerns from the abutter, Mr. Belekewicz. Mr. Regan moved to continue the Petitions until July 25, 2001. Mr. Guerrera seconded. f I All agreed. DUNKIN DONUTS The Building Commissioner has suggested that the Board release the Landscape and Performance Security posted by Dunkin Donuts. Mr. Regan said that the sign has not been posted, that the trucks are still parking in the "no parking" area across the street on Route 130 and that the street is a mess. The Board voted unanimously to Deny release of the performance security at this time. 23 Jeep Place I Mr. Brem said that he visited the site and that the Petitioner never got a Variance for construction of the existing deck. Mr. Brem also said that a neighbor told him that the owner of 23 Jeep Place has parties with as many as 50 people on the very large deck and that it encroaches on the setback requirements. Mr. Brem said that the neighbor seems to feel that the Petitioner is getting away with the violation. Ms.Elizenberry said that at the last meeting the Building Department confirmed that it has cited the owner of 23 Jeep Place several times for violations of the By-laws. Mr. Regan said that often violations are not resolved until a property goes to sale and the bank discovers the discrepancy. Mr.Nelson said that the Town is hindered in its pursuit of a great deal of the residential property violations because of the time, effort and money involved. I''