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Mashpee Zoning Minutes—March 22, 2000 7 <br /> Board of Appeals <br /> Sitting: James E. Regan III, Robert G.Nelson and Zella E. Elizenberry. <br /> .10 <br /> Mr. Rob Dougherty represented the application and stated that he leases part of the �e " <br /> Mashpee Commerce Center building. He is seeking permission to erect a fence to allow <br /> for outside storage of wholesale PVC plumbing supplies. Mr. Dougherty told the Board <br /> that the Holly Management and Supply Company has a good reputation and operates out <br /> of three other locations. " <br /> A <br /> Eagle Fence Company of Falmouth is being contracted to install the new six-foot chain , <br /> link fence approximately 650 feet away from Route 28 in the back of the building. Mr. 4.1';A' <br /> Dougherty said that the fence would most likely not be visible from the street because of <br /> its proposed location in the back of the building. An enclosed dumpster would also be <br /> provided. <br /> Mr. Dougherty said that the owners of the building, Duck Pond Limited Partnership, has <br /> approved the proposal. Ms. Elizenberry questioned if there would be a conflict with any } <br /> other tenants. Mr. Dougherty replied that entrance and exit to the plumbing company <br /> would not disturb the other tenants. '"'' <br /> Mr. Hauck suggested that the Board condition the Special Permit and require that the <br /> plumbing supplies are not to be stacked higher than the proposed fence. Mr. Dougherty " <br /> assured the Board that the supplies would not be stacked higher than the fence because of <br /> the limited height range of the forklifts and for security reasons. <br /> Mr. Hauck asked if Mr. Dougherty would consider the installation of a stockade fence. :'" µ <br /> Mr. Dougherty said that forklift operators might bump into a stockade fence and destroy ' <br /> it, whereas a galvanized chain link fence would fare better than a wood fence would. <br /> No comments were received from abutters. <br /> Mr.Nelson moved to grant the Special Permit to erect a 6-foot chain link fence, covering <br /> an area of approximately of 100 feet x 60 feet, as shown on plan dated 11/19/99, revised <br /> 2/14/00. Storage of supplies within the fenced-in area shall not exceed the height of the <br /> fence. Ms. Elizenberry seconded. All agreed. Subject to criteria 1,2,4 for commercial <br /> permits. <br /> r <br /> Ronald M coc—Requests a Special Permit under Sections 174-25.D.1 and 174-25.E.1 <br /> of the Zoning By-Laws to allow for business operation and retail sale as permitted under i <br /> Section 174-80.F (Groundwater Protection District) on property located in a C-2 zoning Ito <br /> district at Falmouth Road(Map 54 Block 76) Mashpee, MA. <br /> Anyone can sit: present-James E. Regan III, Robert G.Nelson, Marshall A. Brem, <br /> Frederick R. Borgeson and Zella E. Elizenberry. <br /> The Board received a fax dated 3/20/00 from Attorney Mills on behalf of the applicant <br /> requesting a continuance of the hearing until May 10, 2000. <br /> 14 U <br />