08/28/2002 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Decisions

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Mill Mashpee Zoning Board of Appeals James H. Crocker, Jr. SP-02-87 3 Govoni suggests to concerned abutters that they put together a petition and join the petitioner in the meeting with the Planning Board. All concerned abutters exit the meeting and sign a petition. Hearing on October 23, 2002. Attorney Kevin Kirrane and Mr. Matthew Eddy, Engineer from Baxter,Nye & Holmgren, Inc. opened for the petitioner, James H. Crocker, Jr. Mr. Kirrane again reviewed with the Board their request to have Mr. Crocker explore the possibility of a curb cut on Route 28 to have the public access the proposed building in that manner rather than Sampsons Mill Road where some many abutters complained of the speed and !I volume of traffic. The state will consider an access along Route 28 and the Planningilk Board has also approved Mr. Crocker's current plan to enter along Route 28 as well. Mr. ! Kirrane makes note that at some point, they may need further relief from the Zoning Board of Appeals regarding these curb cuts due to certain degrees of separation between !I access points along Route 28. He requests an opportunity to move forward with this i' project and requests Special Permit relief conditioned upon their pursuing additional relief relative to locating the proposed access way in its current location. Truck traffic will be prohibited from the Sampsons Mill entrance. Also a sign stating "all trucks must enter and exit via Route 28 entrance" will be installed on the property as well. There is also a new landscaping plan that has been signed and agreed to between all parties. This permit will be conditioned that should there be any problems with trucking even after all R of this effort, new conditions will be put into effect. ! GENERAL FINDINGS j IIS L The property is located at 0 & 14 Sampsons Mill Road, and contains i 60,899 square feet(both parcels combined). SPECIAL PERMIT CRITERIA A special permit may be approved only if it is determined that the proposed use or development is consistent with applicable state and town regulations, statutes, bylaws and plans, will not adversely affect public health or safety, will not cause li!