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AGENDA <br /> Zoning Board of Appeals <br /> Wednesday,December 13,2023 <br /> Page 2 of 3 <br /> 33 Sunset Circle: Owners, Kevin and Suzanne C. Mulgrew, Trustees of the 33 Sunset Circle Realty <br /> Trust request a Written Finding under §174-17 of the Zoning Bylaws to allow for reconstruction and <br /> extension of an existing deck to a pre-existing, nonconforming structure on property located in an R-5 <br /> Zoning District, Map 64 Parcel 28, Mashpee, MA. The subject property has the following pre-existing <br /> nonconformities: minimum lot area and setback to water and wetlands. The Board will determine <br /> whether or not the proposed deck extension will be substantially more detrimental to the neighborhood <br /> as required prior to taking action on the request for a Written Finding. The subject lot size is 18,640 sq. <br /> ft. where 80,000 sq. ft. is required. The existing structure is more or less bisected by the 50 ft. buffer <br /> line from water and wetlands, and the entire deck proposed to be rebuilt is totally within the 50 ft. <br /> setback to water and wetlands. The applicant proposes to add 686 sq. ft. to the overall deck area <br /> increasing the nonconforming nature of the setback to water and wetlands by 6 ft. Additionally, the <br /> applicant proposes to add an additional 80 sq. ft. of deck area to the northerly side within the setback to <br /> water and wetlands. <br /> 29 Riverside Road:Owners,Russell J.and Anne E. Spencer request a Special Permit under §174-17.1 <br /> of the Zoning Bylaws to raze a pre-existing,nonconforming single-family dwelling and replace it with <br /> a new single-family dwelling on property located in an R-3 Zoning District, Map 119 Parcel 81, <br /> Mashpee,MA.The subject property has the following pre-existing nonconformities:minimum side yard <br /> setback, lot coverage, and setback to water and wetlands. The Board will determine whether or not the <br /> proposed replacement dwelling has adequate parking and that any nonconforming aspects of the <br /> replacement dwelling are not substantially more detrimental to the neighborhood. <br /> 90 Pormonesset Island Road: Owner,Brendon P.Giblin requests a Special Permit under§174-17.1 of <br /> the Zoning Bylaws to raze a pre-existing,nonconforming residential structure,and replace it with a new <br /> single family residential structure with associated pool and detached garage with guest suite above on <br /> property located in an R-3 Zoning District, Map 106 Parcel 34, Mashpee, MA. The pre-existing <br /> nonconforming dwelling is located entirely in the flood zone. The Board will determine whether or not <br /> the proposed replacement dwelling has adequate parking and that any nonconforming aspects are not <br /> substantially more detrimental to the neighborhood, and that there are no new nonconformities being <br /> created.The existing property has the following pre-existing nonconformities: lot area, setback to water <br /> and wetlands, and lot coverage. The subject lot size is 20,421 sq. ft. where 40,000 sq. ft. is required. <br /> However,the lot is entirely within the flood zone and currently has no upland area.The existing structure <br /> is within the 50 ft. setback to water and wetlands noting approximately 37.5 ft.to the coastal bank. The <br /> new proposed dwelling generally increases the intensity of the water and wetlands setback <br /> nonconformity. The lot is currently covered with structures totaling 1,274 sq. ft.The applicant proposes <br /> replacement structures totaling 3,243 sq. ft. thus increasing the intensity of the lot coverage <br /> nonconformity. <br /> 37 Nick Trail:Owners,Brian J.and Karen F.Kelleher request a Variance from§174-31 special footnote <br /> 12 of the Zoning Bylaws to allow for separation of a merged lot shown on assessors Map 117, Parcel <br /> 300 and located in both the R-3 and Popponesset Overlay Districts,Map 117 Parcel 300,Mashpee,MA. <br /> The relief is requested because the entirety of the subject property is in the flood zone and while the lot <br /> currently has enough land area and frontage to divide its flood zone status prevents division without <br /> relief. The Board will consider whether or not there is a unique lot shape, topographical condition or <br /> soil condition that necessitates relief pursuant to M.G.L. Chapter 40A Section 10.Approval of the relief <br /> requested would not effectuate division of the subject lot. If approved the applicant will need to seek <br /> endorsement by the Planning Board of a plan believed not to require approval under the subdivision <br /> control law. <br /> 2 <br />