01/11/2006 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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FINAL VERSION combination of trees totaling the caliper of the removed tree. Contractors and subcontractors whose practices violale landscape preservation and construction, 1 anagement procedures may be excluded from further building in the Jobs and Whitings neighborhood. They are advised to warn builders of this responsibility. STEP 4: CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION Your house(s)may be inspected several times during construction by Office of the Neighborhood Architect staff to assure that your home(s) are being constructed in accordance with the plans and specifications approved by the Office of the Neighborhood Architect. These inspections are solely for the benefit of the Neighborhood Architect and are separate from any inspections that Barnstable County or the Town of Mashpee may require. If construction defects affecting the safety or structural integrity of the house or failure to comply with governmental building codes are noted,the Neighborhood Architect inspector may require Correction by notifying the builder and owner, but the inspector is not liable for failure to note any such defects. The Office of the Neighborhood Architect will recommend to the developers of the Jobs and . Whitings Neighborhood that construction be stopped if the contractor is not building in accordance with approved plans. Under these Rules and the Comprehensive Permit, the developer,the Zoning Board of Appeals and the N4ashpee Building Inspector has full authority to order the cessation of any construction which is not in accordance with approved plans. STEP 10: MODIFICATIONS DURING CONSTRUCTION (IF APPLICABLE) During construction, you may deckle to improve or modify the original approved plans or specifications.A,iy change to the approved plans and specifications requires prior review and written approval of the Office of the Neighborhood Architect. A request for review of the proposed modifications must include a Minor.Change Application and applicable support data, including, but not limited to Drawings, site plan, and a"materials cut sheet"or sample as necessary to show the change. Minor changes may be approved in writing by the Office of the Neighborhood Architect and said changes may be executed upon receipt of the approved FORM E: Minor Change Application. More substantial changes shall require additional review and approval by the Office of the Neighborhood Architect in full compliance with all of the above-stated steps for submission of initial development applications. The Neighborhood Architect shall initially determine whether proposed changes are minor or substantial. Any requests for changes shall also be submitted to the Mashpee Building Inspector and Mashpee Zoning Board of Appeals who may make recommendations as to whether such changes are substantial. Changes that are both purely cosmetic and non-structural need not be submitted to the Building Inspector and Zoning Board of Appeals for their recommendations. STEP 11: FINAL INSPECTION The following is required for the final inspection: A. FORM F: Final Inspection Application _ B. Final certified survey C. As-built drawings 8