06/21/2022 PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE MINUTES Minutes

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Minutes of Meeting of Mashpee Plan Review Committee Tuesday, June 21, 2022 Mashpee Town Hall Waquoit Meeting Room Evan Lehrer Town Planner Mr. Lehrer said that nothing has been done since these decisions were in place.The Board of Appeals conditions their approvals on the comments read into the record. He only saw a fence installed. He said that there's a portion of the parcel that is triangular in shape that is owned by the State, and a portion of the driveway to Main St. Cape Cod Coffee tried to purchase this small section.The plan from the actual decision needs to be reviewed to ensure compliance with that condition under Section 174-24 1 1. Mr. Lehrer said that all of the conditions of the former permit apply to the property to this day even if these conditions noted by Plan Review are still issues. The 1997 Special Permit should be enforced along with the current conditions. Mr. Lehrer said that he has not seen any substantial site work done. He's curious to know if they have future plans for that property. The ZBA can put time limits in their decisions. The Zoning Enforcement Officer can address these conditions. David Morris Buildina Commissioner Mr. Morris said that a gravel driveway and fence was installed. Mr. Morris said that he can follow up and review the conditions of the decision. The Fire Department and the Building Department did address the door entrance, and the entire building. Mr. Morris will review the storm water issues as indicated in the Special Permit, and he also mentioned that there were open floors inside the building. He will address these items. Glen Harrin ton Health A ent Mr. Harrington there are no septic issues. There uses for the property fit within the capacity of the septic system, and the inspection was completed. The ZBA has the authority to put time limits in their decisions. He believes there are boats being stored on the property. 100 GREAT NECK ROAD Glen Harrington, Health A ent Mr. Harrington said that the Board of Health approved the septic, and DEP will review. The Board did set some conditions and his department is waiting for the owner to review. The owner has not commented on the Board's conditions. There was a one month extension given. The drainage was supposed to be part of the septic which was a second issue when the appeal was discussed. There was no follow up, but he will recommend to work with the Building Department because there are two uses going into the front building. One of which the Board of Health has a food permit for the retail store, and there is also the appliance store. Mr. Harrington said that he thinks he will have to use the occupancy of those two units to get the drainage done. Mr. Harrington said there's asbestos tiles in that building which they could easily encapsulate in the floor, but they have to address that. Mr. Harrington said there are 86 bedrooms on the property. Mr. Harrington said that the property measures over 600 gallons a day, and per their own regulation would have to be a denite. He said that the owner went to the State,and the flow was over 10,000 gallons a day which is out of the Town's jurisdiction.Mr. Harrington appealed the State's decision, and the DEP agreed with the appeal because of the estuaries and nitrogen issues and agreed to review it again. The conditions were the sampling of the three systems that are now proposed. It's only for two years and is still enough of a cost to the owner, but he is waiting for DEP. Two systems are at 2,000 gallons a day, and another one is at 6,000 gallons a day. DEP is just reviewing this, but it's under Board of Health jurisdiction. 2