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Board of Appeals August 22, 1990 2 Mr. Kirrane said McDonald's plans to remove the present • building and relocate a new building which will comply with the setback of 40' from Donna's Lane. He said they could not comply with the 50' buffer from Route 28 but planned to bring the parking back to 20' in this area. The new use would be for an 85 -seat restaurant with drive-thru service. Alison Ludwig, Construction Project Manager for, McDonald's, reviewed the plans showing a curb cut on Route 28 for, right turn in and right turn out only and a curb cut on Donna's Lane for right turn in and left turn out with counter -clockwise circulation on the over-all site plan. The building will be 4,100 sf, handicapped accessible and have 42 parking spaces. She discussed suggestions from the Design Review Committee for improving the landscape design and said they would comply with them. She explained that they do not plan to use the on-site well and are preparing well -abandonment specs. An on-site drainage system is planned and the current septic system will be be used. She explained that one of the leaching fields is located on Donna's Lane and they would require an agreement for access to it. The septic tank and grease trap would be relocated and Ms. Ludwig said she would work with the Board of Health to meet their requirements. Mr. Kirrane showed a photo of the McDonald's in Bourne and • said they had planned a similar design for• Mashpee. Due to the objections of the Design Review Committee they have revised the design and changed the roof and removed the light beams. John Holland explained that the McDonald's office has been in Mashpee for• 13 years and that he expects to employ 60 to 75 people for, the new restaurant. Franklin Ching, Traffic Consultant for, McDonald's, presented a summary of a traffic study of the site. He explained that the Route 28 curb cut was placed as fat, from the Donna's Lane and Job's Fishing Road intersection as possible. He discussed the layout for• the proposed taking of Donna's Lane and agreed to provide a right of way. They have agreed to build the road from Route 28 to the rear of the property. Mr. Kirrane stated that McDonald's would pay a proportionate at, fair share of the cost of traffic signals based on trip generation and would expect to be one of many of.the owners of business land to contribute. Ms. Hawver asked for• comments from Town Officials and others at the hearing. Elias A. McQuaid, health agent, said that full engineering plans of the proposed septic system relocation would have to be reviewed by the Board of Health and that McDonald's would have to submit complete restaurant design plans to the Board of Health prior to being issued a food . services establishment permit.