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Town of Mashpee Board of Appeals Minutes April 8, 1998 The Mashpee Board of Appeals held a meeting on Wednesday, April 8, 1998 at 7:30 P.M. at the Mashpee Town Hall. Board Members present were Cheryl A. Hawver, Clerk; James E. Regan III, Vice Chairman and Associate Members Robert Nelson, Richard Guerrera, James M. Dorgan and Michael A. Makunas. Chairman Edward M. Govoni was absent. Building Inspector William F. Hauck was in attendance. Patrick Coffey, Chairman of the Planning Board, addressed the Board and distributed minutes of the Planning Board Meeting where there was review of the land management plan and changes recommended by E. Govoni and R. Nelson in their meetings with Planning Board representatives. Dick 'n Ellie's Flea Market-Requests a renewal of Section 4 of the Modification of Special Permit 97-24 which states that"No structures of a permanent nature are to be constructed, erected, or caused to be placed on the property used in connection with the flea market. Merchandise, equipment, banners and other gear for use in connection with the Flea Market are to be removed at the conclusion of each day's operation. Any poles which are to be used by the applicant to support tents are not to be considered structures for the purpose of this permit and canopies and tent sides used on these poles may remain overnight for the (1998) season. All tent canopies and sides are to be of uniform color. This condition is subject to renewal before the opening of the 1999 season." The Flea Market is located in a C-1 zoning district at 650 Falmouth Road (Map 81, Block 4) Mashpee, MA. (Owner of record: Charles M. Talanian, TR.). Members sitting: C. Hawver, J. Regan, R. Nelson Mr. Wiseman represented the application. Ms. Hawver read a phone message received from Police Chief Przybylek stating that Mr. Wiseman had agreed that space at the flea market could be reserved for a teen drop in center for an after school program for teens. They would be supervised by police. Mr. Regan reviewed the conditions for improved trash pickup, permanent barrier at the Deer Crossing entrance and the police schedule. Mr. Nelson asked if Columbus Day police were necessary and Mr. Wiseman asked that this be excluded because it has not been a busy weekend. Mr. Regan stated that the poles used for the tents should be removed at the end of the season. Mr. Hauck asked for the location of the teen center and suggested the Board approve a site agreed upon by the Police Chief and Mr. Wiseman.