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of TMs s,s <br /> z. <br /> Aannin Board <br /> c� <br /> 16 Great Neck Road North <br /> .wlashpee, Aassachusetts 02649 <br /> Mr. Dibb stated the basin is designed to drain out in three days, but it can have trees in it. He <br /> will have to double check to make sure of the specific type, but it could also be shifted <br /> outside, they can certainly review that. <br /> Ms. Christy noted as long as the species is appropriate, she does not have a problem with it. <br /> Mr. Buccino commented the Eastern White Cedar and the Black Tupelo are two species that <br /> love the water. There is a Tupelo in Falmouth that is his favorite tree, after every rainstorm the <br /> tree is in standing water and does well. <br /> Ms. Faulkner asked about a gabion wall and how high it sits from the top to the bottom. <br /> Mr. Dibb stated a gabion wall is a square welded wire mesh basket filled with stone to create <br /> the retainage. It runs along the right side of the plan and varies between 4-5ft. tall on the <br /> slope. <br /> Mr. Buccino elaborated you can fill with native washed stone, beach cobblers, or glacial <br /> material, and they are attractive. <br /> Mr. Hansen referenced the overhead lighting being hard to make out. There is a lack of <br /> lighting on Rt. 28 along the sidewalk going towards the building, and they discussed they <br /> would look at that. He would like to identify where the overhead poles are. <br /> Ms. Waygan also stated a 25ft. height waiver is proposed. <br /> Mr. Dibb answered there is lighting at the location for the curb cut right in and out, on the left <br /> side, as well as on the other side as you enter. As you enter the driveway there are wall packs <br /> on the building, there are two in addition to lighting in the parking area. All the blue notations, <br /> the extra 5ft. of height allows a little more spread from these fixtures and can limit the overall <br /> number of fixtures needed on a property like this. It is double head, allowed to cast both ways. <br /> For example, if the poles were 20ft. they might need an additional row of lights. <br /> Mr. Hansen asked about C104, pertaining to the retaining wall on the north side by the <br /> FCFCU bank. The wall ranges in height from Oft. to 6ft., with an 8ft. gap a third of the way up. <br /> He asked about the gap. <br /> Mr. Dibb stated there is a place where the parking lot is low and the wall goes up, that area <br /> grade is level so a wall is not necessary in that gap. <br /> Mr. Tobin wants the applicant to walk through the spillover provisions in the photometric <br /> analysis plan, and why they are seeking the proposed waiver of 25ft. opposed to 20ft. <br /> 6 <br />