05/21/2024 PLAN REVIEW COMMITTEE MINUTES Minutes

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Minutes of Meeting Plan Review Committee Tuesday, May 21 , 2024 Mashpee Town Hall Waquoit Meeting Room This will retain any water runoff toward the drainage system in the front. There is no utilities required: no septic system, no electrical, and no water needed. The drainage system consists of a retention basin that is 4 ft. deep. There is a subsurface leaching component. After a 2 ft. rise of the water level within the basin, the subsurface leaching forms galleys that are designed for a 100-year storm event. Mr. Lizardi stated that among the items stored there will be trailers. Catherine Laurent, DPW Director Ms. Laurent asked if the track pad will remain in place. Mr. Lizardi stated that the apron and the subsequent space 30' x 35' ft. of deep crushed stone will remain. During the prep work the crushed stone might get swept around, but if the Committee wants to recommend a temporary 4" trap rock size that will eventually be removed when construction is complete. Ms. Laurent said; yes to the recommendation, and that the pad remain even after construction because it's a gravel yard, and needs to be permanent. Ms. Laurent stated the erosion control should be extended along the entire frontage of the construction entrance. Ms. Laurent asked if a Cape Cod berm is proposed. Mr. Lizardi stated; yes, on the 25 ft. inner radius and on the 50 ft. side. Ms. Laurent stated that vehicles need to remain on the paved surface and recommends an exaggerated berm or granite curbing be installed. Mr. Lizardi stated that the exaggerated berm is 1 ft. wide, 3" high, the curbing is 2 ft. long, 5". He will review this with the applicant, and the ZBA. Ms. Laurent wanted to know if there will be a trash receptacle. Mr. Lizardi does not believe there will be anyone onsite because it is just a storage yard. (The business service is not confirmed whether it will be opened to the public or just contractors). Evan Lehrer, Town Planner Mr. Lehrer stated that he will recommend to the ZBA a condition that any material processing and production, i.e., bio-wood, or green waste disposal is not allowed because the lot is located in the Ground Water Protection District. These activities are prohibited. Storage of these materials in containers would be reviewed by the Fire Department. But any storage of processed material or any organic processing should not be occurring on this site. Mr. Lehrer mentioned that the ZBA could ask for a peer review for inspection of the grading, and the construction. 2