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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS <br /> DECISION FOR A SPECIAL PERMIT <br /> COTUIT SOLAR LLC <br /> 36 Savannas Path (Map 62 Parcel 68B) <br /> Mashpee, MA 02649 <br /> SP-2014-36 <br /> Charlie Rowley addressed the Board and finalized the plans with CSN Engineering <br /> as indicated in his letter dated December 10, 2014 (Attached). He also provided the Storm <br /> Water Management Report, dated May 14, 2014, revised December 1, 2014 by Linda J. <br /> Pinto, Registered Civil Engineer. He briefly addressed the following that would need to be <br /> discussed during the hearing; <br /> -The height of the building was addressed because of run-off issues. <br /> -The parking area issue would include the run-off up to an including the 100 year <br /> stonn. <br /> -The drawing does not include a third drainage pit,but was based upon the Board <br /> requesting pavement instead of gravel. <br /> -In his opinion,there is no issue with the fire trucks turning around. There is no"T" <br /> Indicated on the plan. <br /> -The solar pipe has been removed from the definitive plan. <br /> -Page 2 is more detailed showing the parking and leaching pit. <br /> Mr. Furbush read an email from Drew McManus, Conservation, dated Tuesday, <br /> October 7, 2014 "Natural Heritage has approved the Cotuit Solar project". <br /> Mr. Furbush read an email from Glen Harrington dated, October 17, 2014 "Septic <br /> inspection performed. Warehouse and office use allowed and existing septic has enough <br /> capacity for change in use." <br /> Mr. Furbush stated that Charlie Rowley's letter dated December 10, 2014, titled <br /> Site Plan Review for Cotuit Solar Trinity Place be included into the record. <br /> Mr. Furbush read an email from Charlie Rowley, dated December 10, 2014 "Mary <br /> Ann and Joel: The Planning Board approved the construction of pavement that is next to <br /> the proposed barn on the Cotuit Solar property. There is also a turnaround easement for <br /> that purpose. So If vehicles need to turn around they can enter onto the easement for <br /> turning purposes without encroaching onto private property. It also shows up on the site <br /> plan for the new barn that is before the ZBA and is labeled as such. Between the pavement <br /> of Trinity Place, and what is on the site itself there should be plenty of room for even the <br /> tower to get turned around. It may take some bacIdng and filling but it would have to do <br /> that even if it was just a "T"at the end of the road. Hope this helps. " <br /> Attorney Kirrane asked the Board that the plantings around the parking area does <br /> not require a full filing with the Conservation Commission. The intent would be to provide <br /> plantings within the 100 foot buffer zone. <br /> 2 <br />