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Chairman Waygan read for the record the memo from Fire Chief Rullo. There was discussion <br />regarding the need for greater detail noted on the Plan as outlined in Chief Rullo's issue #2. The <br />Chair also read the letter submitted by the Water District. Plan Review Committee offered three <br />conditions to include, the sidewalk extension, fire Iane striping and that the food vendor permit <br />be considered by Board of Health. <br />Mr. Rowley indicated that most of his issues had been addressed from his initial letter. Two <br />gates were shown on the plan and Mr. Rowley had recommended that one of the gates be <br />relocated, which the project proponent agreed to do. Mr. Rowley pointed out that any work <br />completed in the public way would need to be completed to the specifications of the DPW or <br />Water District. Referencing the treatment system with mulch, Mr. Rowley expressed concern <br />about possible clogging and asked that the filtering of the pipe be added to the plan. There was <br />discussion about the lift station and Tom Ferronti of Mashpee Commons distributed plans to be <br />reviewed by the Board and described the plans. Mr. Rowley inquired about powering the lift <br />station in the event of a power failure and Mr. Ferronti responded that the facility had an <br />emergency generator. Mr. Rowley inquired whether it would be sufficient for the lift station and <br />for the building and the project proponents assented that the generator on site would power the <br />lift station in the event of power failure. <br />Mr. Fudala inquired about the Rainstore detail for the large stormwater detention area at the rear <br />of the property and Mr. Burke confirmed that he would add the detail to Sheet 201. Mr. Fudala <br />inquired also about Knox Box key access. It was noted that the Fire Department would have <br />access on site using the Knox Box. Mr. Weeden did not understand the point of having a gate <br />for the access road. Mr. Ferronti stated that Attorney Mike Ford had drafted the Conservation <br />Restriction and noted that they did not yet have an entity to hold the restriction, but they had <br />begun the process of reaching out. Mr. Burke added that the open space mitigation was a <br />condition for the Cape Cod Commission Decision. The Chair inquired whether the repainting of <br />the crosswalk had been added to the plans and Mr. Cummings added a concern regarding <br />additional lighting at the crosswalk in the street area. Mr. Burke responded that the Cape Cod <br />Commission expressed concern about traffic and suggested that the project proponent would <br />receive traffic mitigation impact credit by adding the rapid flashing beacon, additional signage <br />and improving the crosswalk, but there would be no additional lighting. The Chair indicated that <br />she planned to contact the Street Light Committee and the Town Manager. <br />Mr. Fudala read through the draft Special Permit Decision and appropriate changes were made. <br />There was discussion regarding additional notes to be added to the plan. <br />MOTION: Mr. Balzarini made a motion to close the public hearing. Mr. Cummings <br />seconded the motion. All voted unanimously. <br />MOTION: Mr. Balzarini made a motion to approve the Special Permit Decision as <br />presented and amended by the Town Planner regarding Northbridge at Mashpee Memory <br />Care Assisted Living Residence at 58 Great Neck Road South. Mr. Cummings seconded <br />the motion. All voted unanimously. <br />Mr. Balzarini will sign the decision at Town Hall tomorrow. <br />5 <br />