09/25/1991 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Decisions

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Board of Appeals Frank A. Maki, Jr. d/b/a Century Vault 2. George Costa, Board of Health, recommended that Board of Health inspection would be required if any batch and mixing processes were planned. Mr. Maki explained that this was not contemplated at present and cement was produced off-site and delivered for use in the molds. He explained that any excess material was used for car bumper blocks or surveyor lot markers. Upon motion duly made and seconded the Board of Appeals voted unanimously on September 25, 1991 to grant the Special Permit subject to the following conditions: 1. all "solid waste" existing on the site at the time the deed is conveyed to the applicant shall be removed from the site within six months. 2. the drainage ditch which runs along the easterly end of the impervious material shall be cleaned of all debris, excavated to a depth of three feet below impervious material elevation and lined with 1" to 1.25" stone. The northern corner of the property contains a catch basin which is currently not functioning correctly and shall be repaired within six months of the date when the deed is conveyed to the applicant. 3. the applicant is required to use a non-petroleum based release agent on the forms and has agreed to use a vegetable based agent. The product should be the equivalent of "Doric" form oil B1-38. Equivalency to be determined by the Zoning Enforcement Agent. 4. The Board of Appeals finds that the existing lot coverage rendered impervious by buildings or pavement exceeds the current requirements of the Groundwater Protection District and is grandfathered. However, the owner shall be required to comply with all other existing Groundwater Protection District by-laws and any amendments thereto. 5. Board of Health approval shall be required for any changes in manufacturing processes.