MEMBERS PRESENT: Peter Conner, Michael Main, David Peck, Marc Betti, and Robert Richard
MEMBERS ABSENT: William Keohan and A. Wendy Longo
Mr. Conner called the meeting to order and explained procedures for the evening.
CASE NO. 3435– JEFFREY S. WALLACE and ELIZABETH HOWE WALLACE – WEST LONG POND ROAD
Sitting: Peter Conner, David Peck, Robert Richard, Michael Main, and Marc Betti.
Mr. Richard read the legal advertisement into the record.
Attorney Abbott, representing the petitioner, said the petitioner would like to add an addition to a second dwelling on the property. The land consists of 1.7 acres. The second residence was constructed in 1940. The land slopes from the roadway to the waters edge.
Mr. Flaherty, Flaherty & Stefani, said that there is a 50’ drop from the roadway to the eaters edge. New septic tanks installed with a pump chamber. The “red cottage” needs an ejector pump which needs to be contained in a heated space which made the addition necessary. New windows and siding will be used. No trees removed.
Mr. Wallace said that the foot print will not change.
Attorney Abbott said the petitioner went to the Six Ponds Association and told them of his plans. The Six Ponds Association is a group of residents who own property on the ponds.
Public comment offered in favor.
Mr. Opanasets
No public comment offered in opposition.
Attorney Abbott asked the Board not to limit the bedrooms to two as it has always been a three-bedroom cottage.
Hearing closed.
CASE NO. 3436 – HOMES FOR OUR TROOPS – off VALLEY ROAD ( GLEN ROAD)
Sitting: Peter Conner, David Peck, Robert Richard, Michael Main, and Marc Betti.
Mr. Richard read the legal advertisement into the record.
Mr. Bracken, Bracken Engineering, said that Valley Road runs parallel to Herring Pond.
Ten lots have been combined into one single lot. There is 30’ of frontage on Valley Road and 100’ of frontage on Glen Road. The driveway will be 10’ wide and paved. Drainage will be contained within the pavement via catch basins.
Kirt Rebello, Director of Projects and Veteran’s Affairs, Homes for our Troops, said the home will be constructed for a local veteran who lost both legs in a roadside bombing. The dwelling will be an 1800-sq. ft. single family home. The veteran can not sell the house for five years.
Public comment offered in favor.
Attorney Betters
No public comment offered in opposition.
Hearing closed.
CASE NO. 3434 – ROBERT M. GILLIGAN – LANDFALL LANE
Sitting: Peter Conner, David Peck, Robert Richard, Michael Main, and Marc Betti.
Mr. Richard read the legal advertisement into the record.
Attorney Betters, representing the petitioner, said the dwellings were destroyed by fire. The footprints are basically the same. The bedroom count remains the same.
Mr. Bracken, Bracken Engineering, said each house has existing septic systems. There is Town water.
No public comment was offered in favor.
Public comment offered in opposition.
Ivan Pagacik
John Locke
Robert Kelley
Louise Kelley
Ms. Shaheen, property owner, said that there are actually two lots involved and the homes are going to be cape style. The house will be moved back 5’ from the location of the original dwelling.
Attorney Betters said that the petitioner’s could build one single-family two-story home up to 35’ in height.
Hearing closed.
VOTES:
CASE NO. 3435– JEFFREY S. WALLACE and ELIZABETH HOWE WALLACE – WEST LONG POND ROAD
Mr. Main made a motion to approve with conditions.
Mr. Peck seconded.
Unanimously granted.
CASE NO. 3436 – HOMES FOR OUR TROOPS – off VALLEY ROAD ( GLEN ROAD)
Mr. Richard made a motion to approve with conditions.
Mr. Main seconded.
Unanimously granted.
CASE NO. 3434 – ROBERT M. GILLIGAN – LANDFALL LANE
Mr. Peck made a motion to approve.
Mr. Betti seconded.
Unanimously granted.
No further business came before the Board.
Respectfully submitted,
Peggy Fitzgibbons
Administrative Assistant
Approved 7/23/07
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