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Modifications for Cape Cod Custom Car Storage for <br /> Report of the the storage facility behind Boston Interiors to (1) add <br /> Planning Department "Sale or rental of automobiles, boats and other motor <br /> vehicles and accessory storage", (2) allow outdoor <br /> storage of motor homes and boats to the uses permitted <br /> To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the under the Special Permit previously approved,and (3) <br /> Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: allow the redesign of his yet-to-be-built second <br /> It is my pleasure to provide my 32nd Annual building;two separate Modifications to the plans of the <br /> Willowbend development to allow additional garages <br /> Report as your Town Planner. During 2015, the in their condominium area and a Special Permit <br /> Planning Department, having been reduced to only Modification of SouthCape Village plans to allow <br /> myself,attempted to provide Town boards,developers demolition of building FI and replacement with an <br /> and residents with the highest quality planning advice enlarged parking area adjacent to the "Wicked" pizza <br /> and standards.As in the past,the Department's primary restaurant. A Special Permit application was filed for <br /> work involved managing the Planning Board's the 70-unit "Northbridge" assisted living facility on <br /> regulatory process,along with similar staff support to Great Neck Road South which was referred to the Cape <br /> the Historic District Commission and Sewer Cod Commission as a "Development of Regional <br /> Commission, dealing with the day-to-day requests of Impact" and was in their review process at the end of <br /> other departments, boards, developers and the public the year. Numerous specific site plans and <br /> as well as managing the Department and Planning amendments were also reviewed and approved for <br /> Board's budget, payroll and other administrative development within Southport Phase III, including <br /> functions. I also continued to maintain a Town lands Phase Approval for Phase III,Section 5. <br /> database and prepared annual housing, land use and <br /> population estimates and projections. The Board submitted two zoning amendment <br /> As staff to the Planning Board, I managed the articles, prepared by the Department and approved at <br /> the May Town Meeting,which re-zoned two parcels in <br /> Board's hearing, permitting, performance bond and <br /> the area of the former Flume Restaurant from R-5 <br /> inspection processes, including review and permitting <br /> of a number of subdivision and Special Permit Residential to C-2 Commercial and allowed, and <br /> r <br /> established regulations for, pub breweries and <br /> development projects during the year. microbreweries. At the May Town Meeting the Board <br /> Lot division projects approved by the Board also recommended the acceptance of Jonas Drive, <br /> included a 59 lot subdivision called "The Cottages at Valerie Circle,Rachelle Court and Saddleback Road as <br /> New Seabury,Phase II",a three lot division of land by Town ways.For the October Town Meeting,the Board <br /> Mashpee Commons on Great Neck Road South,a three also submitted two zoning articles prepared by the <br /> lot cluster subdivision by SGFS Realty Trust on Route Department, including an article modifying and <br /> 28,re-subdivision of a lot on Industrial Drive Extension simplifying the Open Space Incentive Development <br /> owned by the EDIC, a two lot division of land on by-law and an article intended to remove a conflict <br /> Pimlico Pond Road,a two lot plan at 23 Pimlico Pond between two sections of the zoning by-law regarding a <br /> Road and a five lot division of land by Mashpee 50-foot front buffer requirement for certain uses in the <br /> Commons on Great Neck Road South. A subdivision C-1 Commercial zone. The Board also recommended <br /> road modification was also approved for Country Club an amended version of a zoning article submitted by <br /> Lane at Quashnet Valley. the Zoning Board of Appeals dealing with the process <br /> for approving accessory apartments and the calculation <br /> The Board also approved Special Permits for a of allowed signage in multi-tenant non-residential <br /> classic car auto sales establishment by Jack Carter at buildings. All three articles were approved.The Board <br /> 161 Commercial Street and for the three lot SGFS also recommended the acceptance of Sunset Strip, <br /> Realty cluster subdivision off Route 28 (with 50% of Wilann Road,Claulise Lane, a portion of Noisy Hole <br /> the property being donated to the Conservation Road and Anthony's Way as Town ways. <br /> Commission). Special Permit Modifications were also The Board held street name hearings and voted to <br /> approved for allowing up to 9,000 square feet of retail <br /> space at the Summe�eld Park development; three approve naming three streets in the proposed <br /> Wampanoag Village project off Meetinghouse Road to <br /> 118 <br />
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