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Page 10, #26—Typical, side, and rear elevations have been submitted, as <br /> requested by the Board. <br /> Page 11, #29 - At the February 6, 2008 meeting the Board approved a reduction <br /> of parking standards for commercial centers over 100,00 square feet. A Homeowners <br /> Association will maintain all on-street parking, unless the Town of Mashpee accepts <br /> ownership of some or all of the roads in the project area. <br /> Page 14, #35 .­At the February 20, 2008 Public Hearing continuation, Applicant <br /> indicated that all loading is proposed to occur from the lanes behind the buildings, with <br /> loading through the rear door of the commercial spaces. Any additional on-street loading <br /> zones could be addressed through the provision of such on Benefit Street or Jobs Fishing <br /> Road, The addition of on-street loading areas will result in the reduction of an additional <br /> parking space for each zone. Specific location for loading areas will be provided on the <br /> Final Site Plans for each project phase. <br /> Page 14, #36--According to Mr, Robert Woolridge, a member of the Mashpee <br /> ADA Committee who appeared at the Public Hearing, on-street parking spaces cannot be <br /> used to meet the handicapped parking requirements of the AAB unless they meet all the <br /> other criteria. Specific locations for handicapped parking will be provided on the Final <br /> Site Plans for each project phase. <br /> Page 15, #40—The Board voted 4-0 on February 2 , 2008 that the building <br /> separation requirements of Section 174-45.1.1 will not apply to this project, based upon <br /> recommendations from both the Fire Chief and Building Inspector. <br /> Page 15, #41 —At its February 20, 2008 Public Hearing continuation,, the Board <br /> determined that it would defer to the lot coverage by buildings authorized by the Zoning <br /> Board of Appeals Comprehensive Permit, as represented on the approved "Jobs/Whitings <br /> Residential Neighborhoods: Use Plan" dated December 1, 2006, by Irnai Keller Moore <br /> Architects and Duany Plater-Zyberk &Company. <br /> Page 16�, #44—In conformance with the provisions of Article V1, Section 174- <br /> 24.C,(2)of the Zoning Bylaw, ".. and based on the foregoing information and the <br /> evidence presented at its Public Hearing..,"" <br /> Page 16, Conditions-..,"The Board's approval of this,project is intended to govern <br /> only the use, layout, plans and architectural elevations of the proposed 40,900 square feet <br /> of commercial space and any associated access, parking, loading and other appurtenant <br /> facilities, The Board's decision does not relate to any residential portions of the proposed <br /> buildings or lots and is intended to be consistent with the provisions of the <br /> Comprehensive Permit approved on February 1, 2007 by the Mashpee Zoning Board of <br /> Appeals under MGL Chapter 40B for the property as they relate to said residential <br /> development and associated facilities and the overall master plan of the Jobs/Whitings <br /> Residential Neighborhood, The Board's approval is subject to,the -following <br /> Conditions. <br /> 2 <br />