01/05/2006 DESIGN REVIEW Minutes

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V � Mashpee Design Review Committee Minutes of Meeting Held Thursday,January 5,2006 Mashpee Town Hall Meeting Room 3 Committee Members Present: Walter Yarosh, Thomas O'Hara,Lee Gurney,Robert Nelson, and Richard Stevens. Absent: Mary LeBlanc Summary • Mashpee Health Center—Signage stamped approved subject to Building Department double-checking site plan for current sign placement. • Cape Cod Appliance—Landscaping Plan stamped approved. Kevin Kirrane to have another copy made for Building Department file. • Industrial Drive Map 88/Parcel 35,36—Landscape plan approved subject to 10-foot buffer being maintained and increase in the landscaping in areas discussed and try to maintain 10-foot buffer on side. One copy of revised Plan to be sent to Building Department. HVAC units have to be screened. Rear elevation of building needs 3-foot band across the whole back in upper section of the building. • Duck Pond Limited Partnership—When Plans ready contact Building Department, go through Technical Review,and then come back to Design Review. If going to ZBA,must state whether dealing with one lot or two lots. Walter Yarosh, Chairman, called the meeting to order at 8:30 a.m. Signs Mashpee Health Center Helen C. Baldwin Helen Baldwin stated that she initially submitted something that was too large and is now submitting revised drawing of proposed sign. Design Review stated that the Building Department should check to be certain that the sign is on applicant's own property and not on the road. If off-premise,then they have to go to Selectmen unless they had already gotten prior approval for placement since sign is already in place. Conclusion: Signage stamped approved subject to Building Department double-checking site plan for current sign placement. South Cape Village Informal Discussion Don Megathlin said this is not a formal request he just wanted to appear informally to ask Design Review whether one of the tenants of one of the buildings could place a sign facing the street on the other side of the building. Design Review said signage is allowed within the space the tenant actually rents or leases. This answered the question.