08/21/2002 PLANNING BOARD Minutes

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TRAVEL LAZE - A strip of roadway intended to accommodate a single line of moving vehicles. TREE - Any woody plant having a caliper of wo inches or larger. TRIP OR TRIP-END - A single or one-.way vehicle movement to or from a property or study area. Trips can be added together to calculate the total 'number of vehicles expected to enter and leave a specific land use or site over a designated period of time. WETLAND - Any of the resource areas subject to regulation by the -Mashpee Conservation Commission under Section 1 -2 of the code of the Town of h ashpee, a further defined by M.G.L. chapter 11., Section 40 and in Wetlands ' Protection Act Regulations promulgated by the D partMent. of Environmental Protection pursuant to M.G.L. chapter 1 1,, Section 40. section IV FORM AND CONTENT T F APPLICATIONS A. Any applicawtion for approval of a special permit by the Planning Board shall include the- Application for Special Permit form referenced ire Section )GII, cor 'leted in fuII and .signed by the owner of all property included 'within the proposed development, or by a person who shows specific written authorization by the owner to submit,the application and to represent and bind the owner with regard to any representations regarding the property or the ownees.intent, with regard to any agreements made with the Board as part of the permit review and approval process and with regard to the owner's understanding of any conditions imposed upon the project by the Board's special permit decision document. B. The application shall also include: 1. the required fees as specified in Section VH; 2. a copy of the latest recorded deed or deeds 'to all property included within the proposed site, along with a copy of any currently valid recorded subdivision plan or special permit applicable to the site; . a site plan showing existing conditions, including at least all existing property and street layout lines, showing distances, as well as bearings referred to the Massachusetts State Plane coordinates using the North American Datum of lg IADB , zoning district, the names and addresses of all abutters, the location of buildings on the site (meaning the entire tract on which the proposed use or devel pment is located) and within Soo feet of the site, existing wells and septic systems, existing roadways, existing utilities, any existing roadway,, access, utility or drainage easements, wetlands, specimen trees, any other existing trees over ten 10 inches in diameter at breast height, water-courses and significant slope or other natural features, at a scale of 1 inch = 40 feet; . a plan of the site and all land within 300 feet of the. site,, showing existing elevations and topography using the [forth American Vertical Daturn of 1988 NA at a maximum of two-foot contour interval, as well as any wetlands protected under 310 CMR 10:0 1) (a-d