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of TMs s,s <br /> z. <br /> AU1MLIUV�y <br /> own qf MaS 2 Panning Board <br /> c� <br /> 16 Great Weck, RoadWorth <br /> -Mashpee, -Massachusetts 02649 <br /> Request: Special Permit Application to construct a 13,229 +/- SF specialty <br /> retail grocery store on 3.97 +/- acres of undeveloped land pursuant <br /> to Sections 174-24(C) & 174-25E(1) & E(2) of the Mashpee Zoning <br /> Bylaw. <br /> Mr. Tobin commented some members of the Planning Board did a site visit on December 10t" <br /> Each member brought a unique perspective to the visit. He would like to give each member an <br /> opportunity to share comments. <br /> Ms. Faulkner stated it was a great visit. The parcel of 3.9 acres was much larger than she <br /> realized, it is a serious parcel. She kept going back in her mind to the hill on Shellback Way, <br /> and the turn into the parcel, how is there not going to be a retaining wall? There will be a deep <br /> cut to get to that parking lot, and it seems a wall may be needed there. She also noted people <br /> will drive to cut through the Deer Crossing shopping plaza to avoid waiting at the light. <br /> Mr. Hansen provided that the walk through was excellent and the accompanying summary was <br /> extremely helpful. On sheet C111, the site plan, he referenced the slope cut back along the <br /> roadway, and the narrowest part is 30 ft. with a rise of 15ft, making a 1:2 slope. Post <br /> excavation of that area, he is requesting a Slope Stability Analysis. Of the 1,600 pages, he <br /> didn't locate one.Are they considerate of water tables and run off? He also believes a wall like <br /> that diagram shows would be suitable. Mr. Hansen moved to sheet L101, landscaping and <br /> parking lighting. In the corner closest to the main entrance access from Rt. 28, also containing <br /> the walkway from Rt. 28 to the building, adding an additional light in the lot may help. There <br /> were a couple retaining walls identified, one on the northeast side for the whole length, and he <br /> asked for the height of that specific wall. He noted the plan shows a small retaining wall <br /> between the building and loading dock, but the landscape plan doesn't show that. He inquired <br /> about the food service permit, and if that was for the food samples. Lastly, will alcohol be sold? <br /> Mr. Balzarini stated it was a good visit. The slope down towards the condos, he would like to <br /> see some stabilization with a retaining wall. The northwest side where the cutback is, with the <br /> heavy rain and slope those trees will die. It will be a problem for runoff. It seemed steeper than <br /> the measurements. In the winter the truck may get down but not come backup. The entryway <br /> is nice and wide. He asked about moving the slope. <br /> Mr. Milbury agrees, he couldn't believe the steepness of that slope. An 18-wheelerwould have <br /> some difficulty. <br /> Mr. Tobin stated the topography on this site is intense, with the steep slope cut it poses <br /> challenges in several ways. With the 6ft. elevation drop from the road to the lot, stabilization, <br /> erosion control, and drainage are concerning. <br /> 2 <br />