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6:12 Jeffrey M. McInnes, 17 Waterway. Proposed garage and driveway construction. NOI <br /> <br />Mike Ball from Marsh Matters Environmental presented plans. <br /> <br />Agent asked about communication between the Tax Office and the Client regarding unpaid <br /> <br />taxes. Typically that should be done before the hearing per Town Policy. <br /> <br />Mr. Sweet said the property has junk everywhere, could be leaching for all we know. <br /> <br />Agent inquired about extent of proposed activities and clarification of property boundaries. Mr. <br /> <br />Sweet said the property abuts a road layout portion of Waterway, which is not the applicant’s <br /> <br />property. Agent said he’d recommends a condition that prohibits any activities in the abutting <br /> <br />road layout area of Waterway. Agent is concerned about the proximity of proposed driveway <br /> <br />to the property line and recommends a condition that the lot line be staked in accordance with <br /> <br />the most recent surveyed plan. Project meets performance standards for coastal bank, BVW <br /> <br />and Land Subject to Coastal Storm Flowage. No other comments. <br /> <br />Assistant Agent read Building Department and Board of Health comments. <br /> <br />Mr. Colombo asked if the septic inspection has been done, Assistant Agent said not yet. <br /> <br />Mr. O’Neill asked why the driveway is so large. Mike Ball said he believes it’s to store a boat. <br /> <br />Mr. O’Neill said it seems like a lot of gravel so close to the property line. Agent said he had <br /> <br />the same concern at the site visit, it just doesn’t figure into the current regulatory language. <br /> <br />Agent said we can make that a condition in the motion. <br /> Mr. Sweet motioned to close and issue with a condition that all fees and taxes be paid, <br /> property lines be marked and staked and storm drains/dry wells be installed on the <br /> property. <br /> Mr. Dalton seconded the motion. <br /> Vote: 6-0-0 <br /> <br />Roll Call Vote: <br /> <br />Mr. Weeden; yes <br /> <br />Mr. O’Neill; yes <br /> <br />Mr. Sweet; yes <br /> <br />Mr. Colombo; yes <br /> <br />Mr. Dalton; yes <br />6:15 <br />Ms. Zollo; yes <br /> <br />In favor, 6; Opposed, 0; Abstentions, 0 <br /> <br />The Stopped Bus LLC, 161 Old Barnstable Road. Request Certificate of Compliance 43-COC <br />2997. Representative: Cape and Islands Engineering. <br /> <br /> <br />PRE/POST-HEARING AGENDA: <br /> Minutes: 9/23/2021 (Chad, Alex, Paul, Brad, Charlie) & 10/14/2021 (Charlie, Chad, <br />Brian, Paul, Brad, Tom) <br /> Discussion: <br />o Trout Pond Notice: Mashpee Commons LLC <br />Agent said he previously asked the Commission to require monitoring reports <br />to make sure the situation doesn’t become worse. I’ve met with Mashpee <br />Commons and their legal counsel regarding communication and compliance to <br />try and work out an amicable solution. They have since submitted 6 monitoring <br />reports that did not reveal any worsening condition of the failed culvert. Agent <br />said he will forward reports to the commissioners. This project should get <br />started around Thanksgiving and be in substantial completion by the end of the <br />year. Applicant asked for assurances that the concom does not pursue <br />additional enforcement actions. Agent assured the commission that the project <br /> <br />