06/08/2022 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING MINUTES JUNE 8,2022 There will be some grading in the front to help with the storm water retention area so it will not turn into a pond. The green area on the plan will be grass lined, and mowed annually during the fall about 4 inches high. Mr. Ojala said that the work area does fall under the definition of a rain garden, but there will be an erosion control with a retention basin mix of wild flowers and grass. Building Commissioner, Dave Morris, said that there will be a fire separation between each bay at least one hour possibly more.There is lighting all around the building,and he would not require any additional lighting. Mr.Furbush asked what kind of material will be stored and the hours of operation. The applicant said that there will be a minimal amount of mulch stored that is shipped in, and the hours of operation will be 7 am to 5 pm. There are minimal amounts of fertilizers stored. Mr. Gould asked if there was a storm water drainage plan. Mr. Ojala said that there will be floor drains installed with a tight tank. He submitted a storm water drainage plan. Ms. Sangeleer read the comments submitted by the Plan Review Committee dated May 3, 2022 into the record. • The industrial waste holding tank be labeled for its capacity at 1500/2500 gallon tank. • The site and septic plan to be reviewed by the Board of Health. • A curb cut is required from DPW. • There will be no sales of the products; i.e., bark mulch, shells, etc. • The base material be provided for the gravel and paved area according to specifications. • A Fire Alarm System installed. • Carbon monoxide detectors are required in the office areas. • Proper signage for 18 Mercantile Way address. • A Knox Box is required for the building. • Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for types and quantities shall be provided for the Board of Health and Fire Department. There is no sign proposed, but they will return to the Design Review Committee with the sign request. Mr. Furbush suggested that the sign be approved prior to an occupancy permit with the actual address on the sign. There were no more comments from the Board or Audience. 6