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12/31/2001
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21 <br /> for a modification of the special permit. This is really a material storage yard. <br /> This is an annex of his Falmouth operation. Mr. Tavares is getting pushed out of <br /> Falmouth. He needs more room. He bought a parcel of land. He wants to leave <br /> small quantities of material, whether it is stone dust, crushed stone etc. The day <br /> to day operational materials for the guys he is employing. He also wants to be <br /> able to keep trucks and small vehicles versus going into Falmouth. He can go off <br /> to Mashpee and Barnstable. <br /> Mr. Ball asked how long he has been in business. <br /> Mr. Cauley-Landers stated that he has been in business for 16 years. <br /> Ms. Warden offered that Mr. Tavares inherited his business from his father <br /> Francisco. <br /> Mr. Ball asked if there was any financial hardship. <br /> Mr. Cauley-Landers replied that there was no financial hardship. They made <br /> some modifications. They have a design flow of 380 (?) while they realize it will <br /> probably be under 225. <br /> Mr. Ball then asked if there is no hardship involved. The responsibility would be <br /> on him if he had to install a reserve in a tarred area. He asked Mr. Cauley- <br /> Landers to give him some firepower to justify the granting of this request. He <br /> didn't believe that he had done that yet. <br /> Mr. Cauley-Landers replied that Mr. Tavares would like to stop spending money <br /> on this property. He has had to give, give and give throughout the whole <br /> process. He just sort of turned to Mr. Cauley-Landers and said that he was <br /> doing it again. He told Mr. Tavares that he would ask the board. He didn't know <br /> the policy and he came here for the purpose of representing Mr. Tavares and <br /> also to better understand what this regulation means to the board. He <br /> envisioned this for something very different as would be applicable to <br /> restaurants and nursing homes. The multi-family homes or buildings where the <br /> system doesn't work and there are four families that may be inconvenienced. <br /> This is a lot different than that. He wanted to revisit that the reserve is meant to <br /> be put in for those reasons he just stated. Then maybe this is the type of <br /> situation where it shouldn't apply even though it is a commercial enterprise. <br /> Lastly if you decide not to allow him the relief as they have not requested it <br /> formally. He didn't think he wants to design a binary reserve from the sideline. <br /> He would like to come back and modify it with a verbal acclimation that they <br /> can move the reserve area 10' feet away. The binary area so that when it is built <br /> at least they have that separation. <br /> Mr. Santos asked if it was in a Zone II. <br /> Mr. Cauley-Landers responded that it was not in Zone II. <br /> Mr. Harrington stated that it was right on the line. He continued by stating that <br />
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