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.a <br /> Mashpee Zoning Minutes—November ' <br /> ember 17, 1999 4 a,, <br /> Board of Appeals <br /> Attorney Kirrane submitted revised plans and stated that a portion of the decking from <br /> one side of the house and afive- <br /> foot section of the proposed construction have <br /> been a <br /> eliminated, reducing the lot coverage from 3 � � . <br /> g 1.3/o to 29/o. Attorney Kirrane stated that <br /> the height of the building is 29 feet. The full • •dormer and a full floor with full windows <br /> with a cathedral ceili <br /> have been revised to reflect a master bedroom • - <br /> ng. There is no third <br /> floor, only windows to allow light into them aster bedroom. The kneev�alls will <br /> exceed the four-foot limit as required not <br /> q fired by the Building Commissioner. <br /> . Hauck stated that the By-laws allow for construction of a 2 /� story building. He <br /> also stated that a house with a itched roof with <br /> p th gable ends is allowed to have a room in <br /> the attic space. Mr. Hauck said that as long as the space above the second-floor is no <br /> more than four feet in height,the applicant would meet the zoning code. <br /> Mr. O'Neill said that the crawls ace has been proposed �p p posed to allow for more light and to ,u <br /> give a seaside Cape Cod look to the dwelling. He further said. ai <br /> g d that the unkempt look of <br /> the lot will be improved with the elimination of the grass and the installation of a seashell <br /> driveway, extensive landscaping and a sand dune. <br /> Mar. Kirrane said that the elimination of the f ' <br /> o . armer s porch would reduce the lot coverage <br /> to 26.4/o g <br /> Mr. Flanders, an abutter, stated that he has no objection to the proposal. � <br /> Mr. S lavinsky stated that the exist'average -g existing grade is 24.5 feet at the building site. He <br /> said that he will submit a certification to the Building Department partment of the exact elevation <br /> of <br /> the construction. Mr. O'Neill informed the Board that a total of 6 feet has been <br /> eliminated from the height of the construction.proposed n. <br /> Mr. Regan referenced the letter from Muriel F. Readel w 1i ho is not an abutter, in <br /> opposition to the project. <br /> I <br /> Mr- Dardano, a direct abutter, attended the meetingand 'said Mrs. Readel had no authors <br /> to speak for him. Mr. Dardano �stated that the proposed structure will not obstruct his <br /> views as much as the existing structure does. <br /> Attorney Kirrane stated that the proposed construction is not 'a three-story building under <br /> the definitions of the Zoning By-laws. The full set of windows h .as been eliminated from <br /> the top floor. <br /> Mr. O'Neill said that the side view is less im osin and looks similar �i p g ar to any two-story <br /> colonial. Because of the height requirements, the roof itch has been. p flattened. The <br /> windows at knee level in the attic preclude use of that space as 1* <br /> iving space, The ceilings ngs <br /> on the first floor will be 9-- 10 feet high. Mr. O'Neill stated that the amount 'of window <br /> space may give the impression of a three-story dwelling. The windows are being <br /> r ' <br /> p oposed to give the structure a traditional,New England-style home with cha <br /> racter. <br /> i' <br />