05/23/2001 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Mashpee Zoning Minutes—May 23, 2001 5 Board of Appeals The Board received a memo dated May 22, 2001 from the Planning Department in opposition to the proposal. Some of the problems of the proposal include: • that the Petitioner has not applied for a lot size variance • that the Petitioner has not applied for a definitive subdivision plan. • location of existing septic systems make access to Lot A impossible. • parking issues—no variance from the 50-foot buffer has been requested. • plans are not accurate. The Board received notes from Walter Yarosh, a member of the Design Review I Committee. Some of his questions/comments include: i. • how will the site be accessed? • where is the lot line buffer? • proposed parking is not feasible. • are lots being combined? • proposal does not meet frontage requirements or lot line requirements. The Board received a memo from the Board of Health indicating that the owner has not supplied the Board of Health with any information. Some of the questions include: • what type of repairs will take place? • where will the used oil be stored? • how will the used oil be disposed of? i • will the lot be paved? • is a building proposed? • will there be employees on-site? • is a title V septic system proposed? • is the lot in a Zone II? Mr.Nelson moved to Deny Without Prejudice the above-referenced Petitions. Ms. Elizenberry seconded. All agreed. NIINUTES Accept Minutes of May 9, 2001 Mr.Nelson moved to accept the Minutes of May 9, 2001. Mr. Borgeson seconded. All agreed. OTHER BUSINESS i The Board revisited the issue of drive-through windows. Mr. Wheeler clarified that drive-through windows are allowed in a C-1 zoning district only. The Board discussed at length the issue of the landscaping bond submitted by Dunkin Donuts. The Board voted to hold the bond until the Petitioner has complied with the rest of the terms of the original Decision. ; I i