08/14/2024 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING MINUTES AUGUST 14, 2024 Mr. Reidy read the Conservation Department comments dated August 12, 2024 into the record; "Resource Areas: LSCSF & buffer zone to Coastal Dune. NOI application was approved unanimously due to improvements to the property through an IA septic upgrade, improved water storage capacity, and mitigation plantings with conditions of a one year mitigation and monitoring contract with a qualified professional and all lawns must be composed of a native clover mix." Mr. Reidy read the abutter letters into the record from William and Karen Jalkut, Steve and Sue Krupski, and Joe and Jean Gennaco. Mr. Milbury asked if these letters are important. Chairman Bonvie stated as one member, it is his opinion that these letters are important knowing that the applicant had a conversation with their neighbors about their project. But there are specific guidelines and criteria that the Board considers more important on making their determinations. Mr. Furbush mentioned that the driveway is currently crushed stone, and he asked the reason that the proposed driveway will be paved. Attorney Kirrane mentioned that the engineer was not available, but the Board in the past has conditioned that all water runoff remains onsite. Chairman Bonvie noticed that there is a couple of dry wells located on the site plan, but the engineer did not mention if it is based on a 25-year, or 100-year storm event and whether it is from DEP or NOA. He would like to include the drainage calculations on the plan. Attorney Kirrane mentioned that he could return on August 28rh and have Mr. Bunker, with BSS Design be present to answer engineering questions regarding the storm water calculations. Chairman Bonvie said that he would like a certified letter from Mr. Bunker with his drainage calculations noting based on the storm year event, and that all water runoff will remain onsite. Attorney Kirrane summarized the Board requires prior to the next meeting; detail regarding the dry wells for at least a 25-year storm event,NOA vs. DEP, and clarification on the driveway issue. Mr. Reidy asked what happens to the project regarding the Conservation requirement after one year of inspecting the mitigation. Chairman Bonvie said that a landscape professional and the Conservation Agent would investigate and sign off if they are satisfied with their requirements. Attorney Kirrane requested a continuance until August 28, 2024 hearings. Mr. Reidy made a motion that the Board accept the Attorney's request until August 28, 2024 hearings. Mr. Furbush second. All were in favor to accept the request. 10