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Cape Cod "Tag Your Cat" Campaign. The yearlong the Zoning By-laws of the Town of Mashpee. The <br /> campaign offers free cat collars, identification tags, Zoning Board of Appeals has the following powers: <br /> and "Cat Collar Common Sense" brochures to Cape <br /> Cod cat owners. A snug collar and a tag will greatly 1. To hear and decide Appeals in accordance <br /> increase the chances that a lost cat will be recovered with Chapter 40A Section 8 by any person <br /> and reunited with its owner. aggrieved by reason of his inability to <br /> obtain a permit or enforcement action from <br /> The voters approved a new barking by-law at the any administrative officer, by the regional <br /> May Annual Town Meeting. planning agency, or by any person includ- <br /> ing an officer or board of the city or town, <br /> In July,I appeared as a guest on Janice Walford's or of an abutting city or town aggrieved by <br /> community access television program "Mashpee an order or decision of the inspector of <br /> Focus". buildings, or other administrative official, <br /> in violation of any provision of this chapter <br /> In December, I attended a workshop on or any ordinance of By-law adopted there- <br /> Bioterrorism and Animals: Awareness and Response. under. <br /> The department's most unusual case in 2003 2. To hear and decide Petitions for Special <br /> involved a screech owl that had been caught in a pipe Permits in accordance with Chapter 40A <br /> for a week. The owl was ultimately returned to its Section 9. The Board may grant Special I' <br /> indigenous environment. Permits to authorize specifically itemized <br /> uses after weighing the benefit or detriment <br /> At this time I would like to thank all of the of a proposal. Special Permits allow for, <br /> Town's boards, committees, departments, personnel but are not limited to, the following: <br /> and citizens for their continued support of this depart- • Construction of piers, ramps and floats. j <br /> ment. • Commercial development of property. <br /> • Extension, alteration or change of a non- <br /> Respectfully Submitted, conforming structure. <br /> Demolition of an existing structure (to j <br /> June M. Daley <br /> Antinial Control/Special Police Officer allow for rebuild) <br /> • Conversion of an existing dwelling to <br /> accommodate an in-law apartment <br /> • Development within the Groundwater <br /> Protection District. <br /> r; <br /> E 3. To hear and decide Petitions for Variances <br /> as set forth in Chapter 40A Section 10. The <br /> Board may grant Variance relief from the <br /> following: <br /> ' Setback requirements. <br /> • Frontage requirements. <br /> • Land space requirements. <br /> • Lot coverage requirements. <br /> 3 The Board may grant a Variance only if it finds <br /> e that the following three "Required Findings" have <br />'r been found in the affirmative: <br /> S Report of the <br /> Zoning Board of Appeals • That there are circumstances relating to <br /> the soil conditions, shape or topography <br /> which affects the subject lot and not the <br /> ndistrict in which it is located. <br /> h To the Honorable Board of Selectmen That a literal enforcement of the By-laws <br /> e and the Citizens of the Town of Mashpee would involve substantial hardship to the <br /> e Petitioner. <br /> it The Zoning Board of Appeals is appointed by the . That desirable relief may be granted <br /> d Selectmen and acts under the authority of Chapters without substantial detriment to the pub- <br /> 40A and 40B of the Massachusetts General Laws and <br /> 107 <br />