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BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes - April 12, 1989 Page 2. Lloyd Gainsboro (cont.) • Mr. Makunas moved to take the petition under advisement. Mr. Govoni seconded with the suggestion that Mr. Cameron consult with the Conservation Commission and the Shellfish Constable to formulate acceptable plans. All agreed. Greenwood Homeowners Association - Request a Special Permit under Section 10.5.8 of the Zoning Sign Requirements for permission to exceed the regulations of one sign per entranceway to a subdivision in an R-3 zoning district on property located at the intersection of Great Neck Road South and Great Pines Drive (Map 89) Mashpee, MA. Members sitting: Michael Makunas, Richard Halpern and Edward Govoni. Thomas Davies, President, and Roxanne Iwaszko, Treasurer, of the Greenwood Homeowners.' Association, represented the petition. They explained that the subdivision originally was identified by one sign on the center island at the entrance. The former sign was hazardous to traffic and was not visible to those.approaching the entrance. It had been damaged by automobiles on three occasions. The proposed two signs would be placed on the shoulder at each side of the entrance and would improve visability. Mr. Makunas requested that the petitioners provide a professional plan indicating the exact location of the new signs. • Mr. Halpern moved to grant the Special Permit to allow two signs at the entrance. Mr. Govoni seconded with the condition that a location plan be submitted to the Board. All agreed. Charles D. Spohr - (Owner of Record: Edward S. Anderson and Kenneth L. Meserve) - Requests a Special Permit under Section 6.3.1.9 of the Zoning By-laws for permission to build a dock and boardwalk in an R-3 zoning district on property located at 8 Seconsett Road and 22 Seconsett Road (Map 119, Blocks 14 and 15) Mashpee, MA. Members sitting: Cheryl Hawver, Michael Makunas and Edward Govoni. Mr. Spohr represented the petition. He reviewed plans for a dock and boardwalk and stated that the plans also include a boathouse and two parking spaces. There was discussion that the Special Permit request for the boathouse should have been included in this petition rather than a second Special Permit request tentatively scheduled for hearing on May 10. Mr. Spohr said that the pier is designed for two boats. Mrs. Hawver asked for comments from abutters. Donald W. Bourne, representing the Citizens for the Protection of Waquoit Bay, asked if the pier was for private use. Mr. Makunas replied that it was. •