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Mr. Makunas questioned why the Board did not know the State's decision on the entrance. Franklin Ching replied that they hoped to have the decision within the next two weeks. The access and permitting can take a long time and they are asking for a conditional permit now. Mr. Kirrane said he thought the Board could vote on the permit conditionally since the access to the site would be determined by the • State. He explained that a decision was critical because of the existing status of the real estate in the bankruptcy court. Will Hanson stated that he had reservations on the Board making a decision before there is a decision on Donna's Lane, on the State design for the Route 28 curb cut, and the signalization of Donna's Lane and Job's Fishing Road. He said the most important issue is the traffic situation and considered it premature to have a decision until all of the issues have been resolved. Pat Coffey, Planning Board member, said traffic is a major issue. Jeremy Carter, Selectman of Mashpee, said that the flea market traffic is much greater than any that would be generated by McDonald's. He said he understood that McDonald's is asking for guidance from the Board of Appeals to proceed with the State. He said he felt the Board could issue a conditional permit. He commented that the site could be used for another bar. Mr. Hanson responded that there is no longer a liquor license for the site. He said he did not think the flea market would be a long-term use of the Talanian land. He commented that he was in support of a McDonald's but the issues of the traffic and lights have to be resolved. BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes - September 25, 1990 3. • 1. Mr. Makunas reviewed some of the questions on the application: he discussed the design of the building and Mr. Kirrane said they have revised plans to meet the requirements of the Design Review Committee 2. he reviewed the landscaping plans and Mr. Kirrane said that the plans have been expanded at the request of Design Review 3. Mr. Makunas mentioned the off-site septic system and Mr. Kirrane stated that they would request an easement when Donna's Lane is taken. Mr. Kirrane explained that the system would be entirely within their property lines but if the road were taken some of the land for the shoulders would be involved. Mr. Kirrane: suggested -a condition could be included to abandon the septic system and tie into municipal sewage when it is available. 4. Mr. Makunas discussed the entrance and exit to the site. Mr. Hanson stated that McDonald's will have to appeal to the State for a full turnable egress. Mr. Kirrane said that the curb cut now on Route 28 is a full -access curb cut but the State can review it with any changes on the site. Mr. Makunas questioned why the Board did not know the State's decision on the entrance. Franklin Ching replied that they hoped to have the decision within the next two weeks. The access and permitting can take a long time and they are asking for a conditional permit now. Mr. Kirrane said he thought the Board could vote on the permit conditionally since the access to the site would be determined by the • State. He explained that a decision was critical because of the existing status of the real estate in the bankruptcy court. Will Hanson stated that he had reservations on the Board making a decision before there is a decision on Donna's Lane, on the State design for the Route 28 curb cut, and the signalization of Donna's Lane and Job's Fishing Road. He said the most important issue is the traffic situation and considered it premature to have a decision until all of the issues have been resolved. Pat Coffey, Planning Board member, said traffic is a major issue. Jeremy Carter, Selectman of Mashpee, said that the flea market traffic is much greater than any that would be generated by McDonald's. He said he understood that McDonald's is asking for guidance from the Board of Appeals to proceed with the State. He said he felt the Board could issue a conditional permit. He commented that the site could be used for another bar. Mr. Hanson responded that there is no longer a liquor license for the site. He said he did not think the flea market would be a long-term use of the Talanian land. He commented that he was in support of a McDonald's but the issues of the traffic and lights have to be resolved.