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TOWN OF MASHPEE <br /> DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE MEETING <br /> December 8, 1999 <br /> The Design Review Committee met at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, December 8, 1999 <br /> in Room 3 of Mashpee Town Hall. <br /> Committee Members Present: William Hauck, Ex Officio; Thomas F. O'Hara, and <br /> Mary LeBlanc. Also Present: Russ Wheeler. <br /> 1. Brickyard Marketplace, 439 Nathan Ellis Highway — Revisions <br /> Mr. Michael Grotzke displayed different plans from those presented several months <br /> ago. Some vegetation has been removed, previous windows have been restored, <br /> the drive-thru has been widened, and the island moved. <br /> It was suggested a stronger buffer zone be created. A modified landscaping plan <br /> needs to be submitted, it was agreed. <br /> The applicant requested installing an 8 ft. fence rather than the 7ft. wooden <br /> stockage fence previously proposed. The dumpsters will be turned to the side, <br /> corralled, and fenced in. <br /> 2. Canal Auto Body Co., 64 Algonquin Ave., Mash pee <br /> Messrs. Russo, Doyle and Nickerson presented plans for an 8,000 sq. ft. building on. <br /> commercial land at 64 Algonquin Ave., located three lots back from Rt. 151. The <br /> proposed driveway is aligned with the opening that presently exists. Vinyl clapboard <br /> will be utilized on a steel building. It was suggested the appearance of the building <br /> would be enhanced with stucco on the upper portion, a mansard roof, the use of <br /> natural materials, and split face block. <br /> Initial plans call for renting part of the building, which will intensify the parking <br /> requirements. <br /> Grassed drainage swales tend to wipe out natural buffers. It was requested strong <br /> buffers be planned along the property lines. A couple of shade trees will be planted <br /> in the parking area. A 3-4 ft. planting bed will exist in the front against the building. <br /> Additional shade trees will be planted throughout the southwest exposure. The <br /> landscaping and grading plan will specify the calipers and type of trees to be <br /> planted. <br /> The sign will be of a clean, simple design with plantings under it. A lighting plan will <br /> be submitted at a later date. <br />