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Mashpee Zoning Minutes--October 13, 1999 <br /> 5 <br /> Board of Appeals <br /> files. Mr. Govoni stated that the Zoning Board did not have the information regarding g; ing the <br /> notation at the time that the Variance was granted to Mr. Priestly. Mr. Govoni suggested that <br /> Y gg at <br /> the applicant petition the Planning Board or the Board of Appeals for approval before th <br /> pp pp e <br /> Zoning Board of Appeals could rule on whether or not to grant a Variance. <br /> Mr. Hauck confirmed that any application granted by the PlanningBoard becomes zoning.g He <br /> stated that the applicant must now request that the PlanningBoard have the subject lots <br /> a deemed � <br /> to be buildable. If the Planning Board denies the request,then the applicant can o before th <br /> d of pp g e � <br /> Board Appeals to request a reversal of that decision. <br /> Mr.Nelson stated that, according to the Land Court instructions of 1989 Page 37 item 4 <br /> g , a <br /> "Form B"may have been recorded along with the linen plan. He suggested that Attorney <br /> ' <br /> Creedon r "Form gg Y C research at what time Form B"was adopted by the Court in explanation of the +I "i <br /> notation. p <br /> Attorney Creedon questioned the comment made at the last meeting �concernin the difference <br /> rir <br /> between a decree plan and a petition plan. He stated that a plan submitted to the Land P Court in <br /> Boston is taken to the Engineering Department. The Engineering Department creates a plan <br /> ■ g p <br /> that goes on record at the appropriate district court involved. Mr. Nelson stated that a <br /> Petitioning Plan goes to and is retained by the Land Court in Pemberton Square in Boston. <br /> Attorney Creedon argued that the plan created out of the Engineering De En i in the Lan g g Department p d <br /> Court is the final decree. Mr. Nelson suggested that if the original "Form B" can be located, <br /> ed, �t .� <br /> may clear up any discrepancies between the plans filed in Boston Land Court and Barnstable <br /> County Registry of Deeds. <br /> r <br /> 'i <br /> Mr. Priestly stated that it has been his experience with Planning Board <br /> p g s that they well make <br /> changes on plans as part of the negotiating process. The Planning Board makes the notation <br /> assuming that whoever is creating the plan will then correct the plan; such as deleting the lots at <br /> 22 and 26 East way. Mr. Priestly suggests that someone neglected to correct the plan by <br /> deleting the lots from the plan. <br /> P <br /> No other comments were received from abutters. <br /> :+r <br /> Mr. Regan moved to deny without prejudice an Appeal of the Building Commissioner's rf;. <br /> decision to deny a building permit for property located In an R-3 zoningdistrict at 22 East <br /> way. <br /> Mr.Nelson seconded. All agreed. <br /> µ <br /> Mr.Regan moved to deny without prejudice a Variance from Sections 174--31 and 174-47 <br /> of the zoning By-laws for permission to vary the frontage and lot setback width requirements <br /> .; <br /> on property located at 22 East Way. Mr. Nelson seconded. All agreed. <br /> �i <br /> Mr. Regan moved to deny without prejudice an Appeal of the Building Commissioner's <br /> decision to deny a building permit for property located at 26 Ea <br /> st way. Mr. Nelson seconded. <br /> All agreed. <br />
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