Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Land Use Anr topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Planning Board endorses ANR for 333 Rock Island Road with peer‑review condition
Summary
The Mashpee Planning Board endorsed an ANR to divide 333 Rock Island Road into five new lots, conditional on the applicant funding peer review and departmental-level construction inspections; board members pressed applicants on frontage, unit caps tied to the New Seabury special permit, and septic/water access.
The Mashpee Planning Board voted to endorse an ANR (approval not requiring a subdivision hearing) for property at 333 Rock Island Road after attaching a condition that the applicant fund peer review of proposed access and construction work. Chair opened the item by identifying the applicant and the parcel and asked whether the board was accepting the plan for a vote that night.
Applicant representatives Robert Mills and Tom Bunker presented the plan and answered questions about frontage, utility connections and whether the lots lie inside the New Seabury special‑permit area. Robert Mills said the New Seabury special permit includes a unit cap and that the special‑permit regime “called for this is section 10 in New Seabury, and the cap was 433 dwelling units.” The board pressed the applicants to confirm whether approving the ANR could affect the permitted total of dwelling units; the applicants said the building commissioner would ultimately determine unit counts under the special permit.
Board members also discussed proposed access and an easement from Shore Drive West for a shared driveway and emergency turnaround. The board’s consulting engineer recommended departmental peer review of the driveway design and construction inspections; the chair asked staff to coordinate with the building commissioner to avoid losing track of the matter. After discussion, a motion to endorse the ANR subject to the applicant funding departmental peer review was made, seconded and approved.
