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apof MAS�Fe <br />INC. IBIN <br />n <br />�AOTamnw M�� <br />Board <br />North <br />16 Great Neck Road <br />Mashpee, Massachusetts 02649 <br />land as open space. The lots proposed would be accessed by a cul-de- <br />sac road called Osprey Court. <br />Brian Yergation with BSC group is present tonight on behalf of New Seabury Homes LLC, and <br />joining him is professional land surveyor, Kieran Healy. They are seeking a residential cluster <br />subdivision of 7 lots plus an open space lot. The site is located on Great Oak Road between <br />Sipps and Red Brook Road. It contains several parcels and is comprised of 7.3 acres of land. <br />The average lot size being proposed is 16,000 s.f. and open space, which equates to 57% of <br />the project. The subdivision will be served by sewer, Eversource for electricity, and National <br />Grid for natural gas. They are proposing to connect to the private wastewater treatment system <br />in New Seabury. This will require every home have a wastewater grinder pump in the <br />basement and discharge into the common main. <br />There will be a stormwater management system with easements which meet MassDEP <br />requirements. This has a conventional collection system with storm vents, storm drains, and <br />manholes, treating water quality through proprietary storm center and will discharge to existing <br />natural depression on the land. They see the benefit of preserving this area without the need of <br />additional construction. This will allow for more storms up to and beyond the 100-year storm. <br />Mr. Pesce did make comments, but they have not finalized their revised plans. Mr. Yergation <br />agrees with 90% of those comments and has already started making changes. <br />One waiver being requested is no sidewalk. This is only a 7-lot subdivision. The closest one is <br />% of a mile away by the Children's Museum. The other waiver item is relative to no landscape <br />plan showing shade trees or a lighting plan. Upon further review, the Tree Preservation Bylaw <br />is in effect and trees will need to be identified for removal. The payment in lieu of the planting <br />option would need to be quantified. Mr. Lehrer will follow up with them regarding the pricing. <br />Ms. Faulkner inquired about the lighting plan waiver. <br />Mr. Yergation anticipates the entrance would require a sign, as there is one shown on the plan. <br />The sign will most likely be wooden, a Cape theme. He doesn't see the need to light the street <br />at night but it was decided there will be a light at the entrance lighting the street sign. <br />The site is located in Zone 2 of the public drinking water supply, which means there needs to <br />be 40% treatment prior to filtration. They will be providing 60% tss prior to filtration. <br />0 <br />