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MASHPEE BOARD OF APPEALS <br />• Minutes <br />September 13, 1989 <br />The Mashpee Board of Appeals held a meeting on Wednesday, <br />September 13, 1989 at 7:30 P.M. at the Mashpee Town Hall. Board <br />members present and acting throughout were Cheryl Hawver, <br />William l-ianrahan, Richard Halpern, Michael Makunas, Edward Govini <br />and John Friel. Douglas Boyd, building inspector, was in attendance. <br />Chairman Hawver called the meeting to order at 7:30. <br />Terrance S. Trottier - Requests a Special Permit under Section <br />6.3.F.2 of the Land Use Regulations to allow for used car sales in a <br />C-2 zoning district on property located at 446 Main Street. <br />(Map 27, Block 48A) Mashpee, MA. <br />Members sitting: Cheryl Hawver, William Hanrahan, Michael <br />Makunas <br />Presented by Terrance Trottier. Mr. Trottier stated that the <br />reason he is applying for the permit is that he understands that <br />they do run an automotive business there and on occasion they <br />• have to take cars on assignment if a persons car is economically <br />unfeasable to repair. He thought they should apply for a proper <br />permit. He is under the understanding that they did hold a permit <br />there once. The clerk stated that he would have to apply through the <br />Board of Appeals because there had been a 2 -year lapse and the <br />permit had expired. <br />William Hanrahan questioned if it was represented to him at <br />the time of purchase that the permit would be enforced. <br />Mr. Trottier stated it was not. At that time it was represented <br />as automotive repair and that was their concern. They have been <br />there two years already and they can now afford to buy some used <br />cars, repair them and sell. <br />Cheryl fawver asked if he was aware that a couple of years <br />ago it had to go to Town meeting for the vending machines and <br />at that time it was told at the meeting that thats all he was <br />looking for and that he would never ask for anything more than <br />the vending machine business. Cheryl asked if he was familiar <br />with that and did he have information about it. <br />Mr. Trottier stated no. At that time they went before the <br />board because they were buying the property and upon reviewing the <br />records they were all confused. The property was not commercial <br />it was grandfathered residential and so before they paid commercial <br />