03/28/2007 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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1 2. House designs shall exhibit variety as shown on the architectural plans submitted by the Applicant. 3. Nothing in this decision may be construed as an approval, under the Subdivision Control Act (G.L. c. 41) or the Mashpee subdivision regulations. The Project is not a subdivision. Rather, it is a condominium complex. 4. Final, fully designed site plans (the "Final Site Plans") shall be provided to the Board, the Board's Engineer and the Building Inspector no less than 45 days prior to the issuance of building permits or the commencement of construction of the project. The Final Site Plans shall be of a quality and level of detail sufficient to allow the Board and its consulting engineer to review the Final Site Plans for consistency with the Plans, the terms of this Comprehensive Permit, legal requirements and industry standards. No construction shall commence and no building permits shall issue under this Comprehensive Permit until the Board, in consultation with any engineer that it may choose to retain, has approved the Final Site Plans as being in conformance with this Decision. If no written response or comments have been given to the Applicant by the Board concerning the Final Site Plans within forty-five (45) days after the Final Site Plan submission date, the Final Site Plans, as delivered, will be deemed to have been approved for the applicable phase of the project, provided that, for good cause shown, the Applicant shall allow a 30 day extension of such approval period. Nothing herein shall be construed to limit or otherwise affect the Mashpee Building Department's authority and obligations under the State Building Code. The Final Site Plans shall include, but not be limited to, complete construction plans, final stormwater management plans, an erosion control plan, a landscaping plan, and a lighting plan, as well as all other plans that are customarily submitted for projects of this scope, as may be determined in the discretion of the Board's Engineer. The 45-day time period under this paragraph shall not commence if the Board's engineer notifies the Applicant in writing that the Final Site Plans are incomplete. 5. During the construction of the Project, the Applicant shall be responsible for the scheduling of a meeting with the Board at least once every three months to discuss the progress of construction. Failure to schedule and attend such a meeting may be grounds for a stop work order. 6. The Final Site Plans shall include a revised front-set back line of fifteen(15') feet. The houses may be located anywhere within the set-back lines for each"lot" provided that the actual front setbacks shall be varied so as to avoid the appearance of"row-houses." 7. The Final Site Plans shall accurately delineate the limit of work, which shall be layed out by a registered land surveyor. No commencement of clearing may 1 occur until such lay-out is inspected by the Board's engineer. Southside 11-final permit 5