05/10/2023 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING MINUTES MAY 10, 2023 Attorney Kirrane said there were several items left to address. The first and most important was Mr. Pesce’s peer review comments. Mr. Pesce sent an email stating he was satisfied with all the revisions to the plan, and provided the Operation and Management document. The other items was a follow-up with all the department heads from Plan Review, and Tyler Gaudreau with Design Review, and any other items discussed at the review meetings. Mr. Dibb did reach out to all the department heads who were satisfied. Mr. Furbush thanked Attorney Kirrane and Mark Dibb for addressing all the outstanding items that were requested by the Board. Mr. Furbush mentioned that Evan Lehrer, Town Planner was satisfied with the amount of vegetative screening was being on the left side of the lot facing the street. Mr. Furbush read the document and email list that was provided for the Board. Ms. Sangeleer read the Conservation Department comments dated May 8, 2023 into the record: “No wetlands jurisdiction”. Ms. Sangeleer read the Board of Health comments dated May 9, 2023 into the record: All BOH comments completed.” Mr. Furbush read an email from Tyler Gaudreau to Mark Dibb dated April 28, 2023 into the record: “The updated landscape plan looks great to me and appreciate the wetland seed mix for the bio- retention area.” Mr. Furbush read an email from Mark Dibb to Evan Lehrer dated April 27, 2023: “Moved the 4 parking spaces to the rear, added a dumpster/recycling location and added the arborvitae screening along the easterly parking.” “Zack, Perc testing being performed today. Revised the typo note on the Tight Tank detail regarding tank size on the side view.” Last note, Ed Pesce reviewed the project, this new plan addresses most of his comments (we are still working on it), which resulted in the creation of a photometric lighting plan which he is reviewing.” Mr. Furbush read an email from Evan Lehrer, Town Planner dated May 9, 2023: My concern with evergreen was that the line of site from Main Street to the cul de sac has been heavily disrupted. I suggested vegetated screening here to improve that line of site and to screen the adjacent property. I believe my suggestion was for native species to accomplish this such as red cedar or perhaps American holly although I do believe the arborvitae accomplishes the intent of my suggestion.” Mr. Furbush read Mr. Pesce’s invoice dated May 9, 2023 and listed the specific description for the record. Mr. Furbush also mentioned that the Board received the O&M Plan with a signature to be stamped in for the record. Mr. Goldstein wanted to know if it’s a one or a four bay building. Attorney Kirrane said; it’s a four bay building. He asked if there are bathrooms for each bay. Mr. Dibb said yes. 8