03/22/1995 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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Board of Appeals Minutes - March 22, 1995 2. • Dr. Brooks explained that the Board had approved reconstruction of an existing cottage, remodeling a home and construction of a garage on his property. He said that the Building Inspector has now suggested that the living space in the cottage be transferred to the second floor of the new garage rather than reconstruct the old cottage. He would then relocate the cottage and use it as a storage shed. The shed would be less non -conforming in the new location. Dr. Brooks explained that he has an approved septic system for six bedrooms which would accommodate both living dwellings. Mr. Govoni said the Board would require some plan. Dr. Brooks explained that the water and septic systems were now in the process of being installed. He asked if the Board would allow him to draw a plan and continue the hearing. Mr. Govoni moved to continue the hearing until later in the meeting. Ms. Hawver seconded. All agreed. Mr. Nelson noted that the plan had no street identification. Mobil Oil Corporation - Requests a Variance from Sections 174-30, 174-31, 174-40 and 174-55 of the Zoning By-laws for permission to eliminate the 20' setback requirement between buildings and to vary the signage and setback requirements on property located in a C-1 zoning district at 548 Falmouth Road (Map 74, Block 14A) Mashpee, MA. Mobil Oil Corporation - Requests A Special Permit under Sections 174-17, 174-22, 174- 24.A.4, 174-24.C, 174-25.E.1, 174-25.F.1, 174-51 and 174-55 for permission to expand a • pre-existing non -conforming gasoline station. The applicant proposes to eliminate automotive repairs and to renovate and expand the station to include a convenience store and to construct a canopy over proposed new gasoline dispensing pump islands. The application includes requests for new signage. The property is located in a C-1 zoning district at 548 Falmouth Road (Map 74, Block 14A) Mashpee, MA. Members sitting: E. Govoni, C. Hawver, R. Nelson Attorney J. D. Murphy represented the applicant and reviewed the proposed plans for the site. He explained that they were changing the use from garage repair to a convenience store and adding a canopy over new gasoline pumps. He explained that the plans had been modified to include a connection to the Mashpee Water District pipelines and that the gasoline storage tanks have been changed. Frank Quigley, project engineer, stated that there will be 2 12,000 gallon tanks and 1 10,000 gallon tank which have been licensed by the Selectmen. Mr. Murphy said the signage has been changed since the meeting with Design Review. The sign on Great Neck Road will be changed to be in conformity with the sign code. The signage at the front will be changed to a relocated single sign in front which will be 55.1 SF. and will be 12' from the lot line. Mr. Quigley said the septic tank will be relocated and presented plans (Revision 8) showing all changes. Mr. Murphy said that Mobil has worked with the Department of • Public Works and the Mashpee Beautification Council and will donate monies to extend the existing granite island to make it impossible to make a left turn from the exit closest to