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• <br />F I E L D S P O I N T <br />September 25, 1990 <br />Ms. Cheryl Hawver, Chairperson <br />Mashpee Board of Appeals <br />Mashpee, MA 02649 <br />Dear Cheryl and Members of the Board: <br />As per your request at the public hearing on August 22, 1990 <br />regarding McDonald's Corporation, I have attempted herein to <br />articulate our concerns, as an abutter, relative to this <br />application for a special permit. <br />Our primary concern is that the applicant's proposal will <br />require the overutilization of the site. Simply put, this site <br />• is, in our opinion, incapable of meeting the demands generated <br />by the proposed use due to the requirements for traffic flow <br />both to and from the site and internally to the site. <br />The proposed site plan shows parking within five feet of the <br />common property line to our hotel parcel. Further, the site <br />plan shows parking within five feet of the proposed taking line <br />for Donna's Lane. These conditions would not only be <br />detrimental to the function and value of our property, but <br />would create a potentially negative impact upon traffic flow in <br />and around the Donna's Lane -Route 28 intersection. <br />From a legal standpoint, it is our opinion, as stated by Ropes <br />and Gray (see attached letter) that the applicant's request for <br />a special permit is not protected as a non -conforming use from <br />the requirements of the existing By -Laws. As such, the <br />applicant will be required to comply with the existing By -Law <br />requirements. <br />An applicant would be required to conform to the building <br />setbacks and specifically the fifty feet setback for parking <br />from Route 28. This being the case, it does not appear that <br />McDonald's Corporation can fit their required building and site <br />improvements on the parcel without being in violation of the <br />Mashpee Zoning By -Law. <br />