HomeMy Public PortalAboutPlanning Board Packet 06/28/23Planning Board
Amanda Bebrin
Chair
Alexander
Wentworth
Vice Chair
Robert Michaels
Clerk
Charlotte Degen
Madalyn Hillis -
Dineen
Antone Freitas
Elizabeth Taylor
Town Planner
Jonathon Idman
Senior Department
Assistant
Lynn St. Cyr
Town of Brewster Planning Board
2198 Main St., Brewster, MA 02631
brewplan@brewster-ma.gov
(508) 896-3701 x1133
PLANNING BOARD MEETING AGENDA
2198 Main Street
June 28, 2023 at 6:30 PM
This meeting will be conducted in person at the time and location identified above. This means that at least a quorum of the
members of the public body will attend the meeting in person and members of the public are welcome to attend in person as
well. As a courtesy only, access to the meeting is also being provided via remote means in accordance with applicable
law. Please note that while an option for remote attendance and/or participation is being provided as a courtesy to the
public, the meeting/hearing will not be suspended or terminated if technological problems interrupt the virtual
broadcast or affect remote attendance or participation, unless otherwise required by law. Members of the public with
particular interest in any specific item on this agenda, which includes an applicant and its representatives, should make plans for
in -person vs. virtual attendance accordingly,
Members of the public who wish to access the meeting may do so in the following manner:
Phone: Call (312) 626-6799 or (301) 715-8592. Webinar ID: 841 0778 1002. Passcode: 612505. To request to speak: Press
*9 and wait to be recognized.
Zoom Webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us j/84107781002?pwd=VTVSVIExaUNCL253NmNZV21Gdmo4dz09 Passcode;
612505. To request to speak: Tap Zoom "Raise Hand", then wait to be recognized.
When required by law or allowed by the Chair, persons wishing to provide public comment or otherwise participate in the
meeting, may do so by accessing the meeting remotely, as noted above. Additionally, the meeting will be broadcast live, in
real time, via Live broadcast (Brewster Government TV Channel 18), Livestream (livestream.brewster-ma.gov), or Video
recording (tv.brewster-ina.gov).
The Planning Board packet can be found on the Calendar on the Town of Brewster website (www.brewster-ma.gov).
Please note that the Planning Board may take official action, including votes, on any item on this agenda.
1. Call to Order.
2. Declaration of a Quorum.
3. Meeting Participation Statement.
4. Recording Statement. As required by the Open Meeting Law we are informing you that
the Town will be video and audio taping as well as broadcasting this public meeting. In
addition, if anyone else intends to either video or audio tape this meeting they are
required to inform the Chair.
5. Public Announcements and Comment. Members of the public may address the Planning
Board on matters not on the meeting's agenda for a maximum of 3-5 minutes at the
Chair's discretion. The Planning Board will not reply to statements made or answer
questions raised during public comment but may add items presented to a future
agenda.
6. Planning Board Committee Assignments. The Planning Board will discuss and
potentially vote on recommendations to the Select Board for Planning Board
appointments to the Water Quality Review Committee and. Community Preservation
Committee, both assignments with current terms ending on June 30, 2023.
7. Public listening session on accessory dwelling units. The Planning Board will discuss
and take comments from members of the public on the Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)
provisions of the zoning bylaw including comments on potential bylaw amendments.
8. Approval of Meeting Minutes: June 14, 2023.
9. Committee Reports.
10. For Your Information.
11. Matters Not Reasonably Anticipated by the Chair.
12. Next Meetings: July 12, 2023 and July 26, 2023.
13. Adjournment.
Date Posted:
06/20/23
Date Revised: Received by Town Clerk:
DRAFT MEETING MINUTES DATED JUNE 14, 2023
Brewster Planning Board
2198 Main Street
Brewster, MA 02631-1898
(508) 896-3701 x1133
brewplan@brewster-ma.gov
MEETING MINUTES
Wednesday, June 14, 2023 at 6:30 pm
Brewster Town Office Building
Approved:
Vote:
Chair Amanda Bebrin convened a meeting of the Planning Board at 6:30 pm with the following members participating:
Charlotte Degen, Tony Freitas, Rob Michaels, Elizabeth Taylor, and Alex Wentworth. Madalyn Hillis -Dineen was not
present. Also participating: Jon Idman, Town Planner, and Lynn St. Cyr, Senor Department Assistant. Bebrin declared
that a quorum of the Planning Board was present. She read the Meeting Participation Statement and Recording
Statement.
6:33 PM CITIZEN'S FORUM
No citizen comments.
6:34 PM PUBLIC MEETING
Major Stormwater Management Permit, Case No. 2023-09: Applic
representative Brian Yergatian, PE of BSC Group, 'Inc as submitted
located at 25 Sumner Lane and shown on Tax Map 51,`Parcel 65, pu
accompanying Regulations.
Documents:
• 05/04/23 Existing Condi
• 05/04/23 Site Plan
• 05/04/23 Erosion & Sedimentation control Plan
• 05/04/23 Site Details
• 05/17/23 Stormwater Management Permit Application
• 05/23 Stormwater Narrative
• 05/22/23 Staff Report
Owner: David and Karen Whitney through their
xajor stormwater permit application for property
o Brewster Town Code Chapter 272 and its
Tim Klink of The Coastal Companies was present and Brian Yergatian, PE of BSC Group, Inc. participated remotely on
behalf of the Applicant. Klink stated that a new garage is being constructed on site with a new driveway and therefore a
major stormwater permit is required. He noted a large depression in the front yard.
Wentworth stated that the depression is being filled in a lot and asked if that was due to grading for the new driveway.
Klink responded that the project aims to take advantage of the slope, but the driveway will come in from Lake Shore
Drive to avoid having to fill in the entire depression. Idman asked for comments from the project engineer because his
understanding was that the depression would remain mostly in its natural state.
Degen stated that stormwater management was important given the proximity of the property to the pond and that
consideration had to be given to the depressions. Michaels asked the Applicant why so much grading was needed when
there was already a significant depression. Klink responded that the regrading was being done to allow for planting,
erosion control and for the driveway to be brought in. Idman stated that whether the depression stays in its natural
state or whether it is completely re -graded bears on the Operation & Maintenance Plan.
Yergation explained that grading to the basin was necessary because of the proximity to the driveway. Approximately
70% of the basin requires minimal grading and the remaining 30% will remain in its natural state. The basin has ample
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storage in the event of a 100 -year storm. The Planning Board discussed a condition of the permit for replanting of the
basin. Klink stated that a plant list could be provided. Yergatian stated that typically a conservation mix is used for
revegetation and the intent is to seed the basin with this mix.
Motion by Michaels to Approve Major Stormwater Management Permit, Case No. 2023-09, subject to the Conditions
Required by the Stormwater Management Regulations including a Condition that the Applicant Provide More
Information on Re-planting/Re-seeding. Second by Wentworth. Vote: 6-0-0.
6:51 PM PUBLIC MEETING
Major Stormwater Management Permit, Case No. 2023-20: Applicant/Owner: 178 Bonnie Doone Cartway, LLC through
their representative John M. O'Reilly, P.E., P.L.S. of J.M. O'Reilly & Associates, Inc., has submitted a major stormwater
permit application for property located at 178 Bonnie Doone Cartway and shown on Tax Map 102, Parcel 13, pursuant to
Brewster Town Code Chapter 272 and its accompanying Regulations.
Documents:
• 05/17/23 Stormwater Management Report and Operations &`Maintenance Manual
• 05/17/23 Proposed Site Drainage Plan
• 05/18/23 Stormwater Management Permit Applic
• 06/01/21 Existing Condition Plan
• 06/05/23 Staff Report
• Specification Sheet for Swale Plants
John O'Reilly ofJ.M. O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. and Attorney Ben Zehnder were present on behalf of the Applicant.
O'Reilly stated that the Applicant is before the Planning Board for a major stormwater permit. Stormwater management
for the high point and fire lane loop is bung addressedthrough a Swale being`co�nstructed on the eastern side of the site.
The natural low area in front of the first proposed dwelling on the.western side of the site is being used to address
treatment for phosphorous andTSS. All runoff is being controlled on site. O'Reilly stated that the roof areas of the
building will be addressed through subsurface leaching facilities which are designed for a 100 year storm. The Applicant
is currently working with the Conservation Commission on work being done on the bay. O'Reilly will be seeking an
amendment to the Order of Conditions to pla e a`drywell for the middle house within the buffer zone. O'Reilly stated
that when this property was purchased there were 4 existing cottages on site and the Applicant through a special permit
process to replace 3 of the cottages with the fourth cottage closest to Bonnie Doone Road to be reconstructed. The
removal of the hardscape from the cottages meets the peak discharge rates and conforms to the requirements of the
stormwater regulations. Swales are being provided; on. site for the treatment of nutrients and TSS.
Taylor asked for clarification on the proposed 3 -bedroom house and O'Reilly stated that it was intended to replace the
cottage located in the buffer zone which is required to be removed. O'Reilly stated that the western cottage is
remaining and being remodeled,2 cottages have been removed already, and the fourth cottage still needs to be
removed. Michaels asked for clarification on the required recharge volume and O'Reilly confirmed 1214 cu ft. Michaels
stated that there is a large pile of sand on site that should be managed throughout the construction period. O'Reilly
stated that the pile of top soil will eventually be used for filling, loaming and landscaping. He also stated that the
contractor has done a good job of managing and maintaining the site during construction. Michaels suggested a
condition that straw wattles be installed to stabilize the pile. Degen stated that she has visited the site and her
impression is that it is well managed. Wentworth asked whether the stormwater calculations included the proposed 3 -
bedroom house. O'Reilly responded that the runoff from that cottage was not included in the stormwater calculations
but when the house is built the Applicant will modify the stormwater permit.
Motion by Wentworth to Approve Major Stormwater Management Permit, Case No. 2023-20, subject to the
Conditions Required by the Stormwater Management Regulations and subject to further Conservation Commission
Review and Approval of the Roof Runoff Leaching Galley Located in the 50-100 Foot Wetland Buffer. Second by
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Michaels. There was discussion on a possible condition to stabilize the soil pile but that is already a condition required
through the stormwater regulations. Vote: 6-0-0.
7:03 PM PUBLIC MEETING
Modification of Major Stormwater Management Permit, Case No. 2023-12; Applicant/Owner: Christopher and Gillian
Plaits through their representative John M. O'Reilly, P.E., P.L.S. of J.M. O'Reilly & Associates, Inc., seeks modification of
the major stormwater permit issued for property located at 0 Run Hill Road and shown on Tax Map 35, Parcel 32,
pursuant to Brewster Town Code Chapter 272 and its accompanying Regulations.
Documents:
• 04/12/23 Stormwater Management Permit
• 04/13/23 Letter from Paul Alt, Abutter
• 05/28/23 Sewage & Stormwater Site Plan
• 05/28/23 Revised Routing Diagram
• 05/29/23 Revised HydroCAD Report
• 05/30/23 Request for Modification of Major StormwaterManagement Permit Case No. 2023-12
• 05/31/23 Staff Report
John O'Reilly of J.M. O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. was present on behalf of the Applicant. O'Reilly stated that the Applicant
is requesting modification of the current major stormwater permit in order to utilize the natural depression at the front
of the lot on the northwest side. The depression is large enough to`accomtnodate the 100 -year -storm. The Applicant
has reached out to his neighbor who has no objection to using the natural depression. Two subsurface leaching facilities
have been eliminated. The plans have been revised accordingly.
Motion by Degen to Approve Modification of Major Stormwater Management Permit, Case No. 2023-12, subject to
the Conditions Required by the Stormwater Management Regulations. Second by Wentworth. Vote: 6-0-0.
7:07 PM PUBLIC MEETING
Major Stormwater Management Permit, Case No. 2023-21: Applicant/Owner: Janice Marinello through her
representative Matthew T.Farrell, EIT and John M. O'Reilly, P.E , P.L.S. of J.M. O'Reilly & Associates, Inc., has submitted
a major stormwater permit application for property located at 439 Paines Creek Road and shown on Tax Map 38, Parcel
1, pursuant to Brewster Town Code Chapter 272 and its accompanying Regulations.
Documents:
• 06/13/23 Email from Matthew Farrell requesting to withdraw application without prejudice
Bebrin stated that the Planning Board received an email from staff indicating that the Applicant would like to revisit the
stormwater design and requests to withdraw the current application without prejudice.
Motion by Degen to Approve Request to Withdraw Major Stormwater Management Permit, Case No. 2023-21
Without Prejudice. Second by Wentworth. Vote: 6-0-0.
7:09 PM PUBLIC MEETING
Approval Not Required, Case No. 2023-05: Applicant/Owner: Eldredge Family Trust, Susan Eldredge, Trustee and
Michael and Stephany Hutchinson through their representative Timothy J. Brady, PE/PLS of East Cape Engineering, Inc.
seek endorsement of an Approval Not Required Plan for property located at 0, 26 and 96 Maury Lane and shown on Tax
Map 56, Parcels 59, 93, and 60 respectively, within the Residential Medium Density (R -M) Zoning District. The plan is
pursuant to MGL c. 41 §81L and §81P and §290-4 of the Brewster Subdivision Rules and Regulations.
Documents:
• 04/28/23 Plan
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• 05/26/23 Approval Not Required Application
• 05/26/23 Staff Report
Timothy J. Brady, PE/PLS of East Cape Engineering, Inc. was present on behalf of the Applicants Susan Eldredge and
Michael and Stephany Hutchinson who were also present. Brady stated that the purpose of the plan is to create lots 3
and 4 which currently exist as one large undeveloped lot. The frontage had to be revised to create the new lots. Lots 3
and 4 meet the current zoning requirements.
Michaels confirmed with Brady that Lot 1A is not part of the approval not required plan. Michaels also noted the poor
condition of the roads and asked whether it is documented that the road was not required to be brought up to full road
standards. Idman stated that he did not find a certificate of approval or covenant in the Registry of Deeds records and
there was no note on the plan. Idman stated that it is not unusual in Brewster to see a lot of this size not be required to
install a full bituminous travelled way. Idman further stated that there is an easement that allows access to these lots
and the road layout is provided to show adequate frontage. Degen asked for further clarification on how lot 4 fronts the
road. Idman responded that the subdivision layout provides legal frontage and the dirt road provides access. The road
will be extended to lot 4. Degen also asked about access for the Fire Department.: Idman stated that when the
Applicant pulls a building permit the Fire Department will provide comments on what they require to access the
properties. If a turnaround is needed, it will be requested; at that time. Brady pointed out on the plan a way vehicles
can maneuver to get around the properties. Wentworth noted an encroachment on lot 3 and Brady stated that the
Applicant just became aware of he encroachment and will deal with it separately as it is a private issue. Freitas asked for
clarification on the circle shown on the plan and Brady stated that the circle is the property line but you cannot point to
it on the ground today. Further, it is a legal line that creates the frontage for those lots. Idman stated that he reviewed
what the Planning Board originally approved and it was not required that the travelled way be in the legal layout and no
construction of the road was required. Idman stated that the Planning Board should consider whether access can be
made sufficient for one additional building lot. Degen clarified with adman that this was an approval not required plan
and the issue of access is not part ofthe scope of this plan but would be considered when an application for a building
permit was submitted.
Motion by Taylor to Endorse Approval Not Required, Case No. 2023-05. Second by Degen. Vote: 6-0-0.
7:20 PM PLANNING `DISCUSSION
Review and discuss timeline, process, and topics for work on the accessory single-family dwelling unit sections of the
zoning bylaw.
Documents:
• ADU Zoning Amendment Timeline 2023 & Planning Board Regular Meeting Dates
• Comparison of ADU Regulations by Local Towns
• Cape Cod Inventory of Accessory Dwelling Unit Provisions by Town
Housing Coordinator Jill Scalise was present and participated in the discussion. Building Commissioner Davis Walters
participated remotely.
Idman directed the Planning Board to charts provided summarizing ADU provisions of towns around Cape Cod. He asked
for feedback on the listening session the Planning Board will hold at its June 28th meeting including the structure of the
session. Idman asked whether the listening session should be based on issues the Planning Board has discussed to date,
should it be based on information provided in the charts, or should it be structured more generally. Idman provided a
list of general ADU topics for possible discussion at the listening session: purposes, owner occupancy, tenancy, lot size
and dimensional regulations, unit size, design requirements, special permit?, enforcement/administration, annual
permit cap, health and environmental regulations, and other. The Planning Board further discussed the format of the
listening session.
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The Planning Board reviewed the timeline for work on ADU zoning amendments. Michaels asked for clarification on the
listening session and Idman explained that it was an opportunity for the public to come in and share their likes/dislikes,
wants/needs, and observations on ADUs with the Planning Board. The public could participate in person, remotely, or
share comments via email or letter. Michaels suggested a survey may be more useful to provide information that is
more representative of the town. He worried that a listening session would not accurately represent the wishes of the
town's residents. Bebrin expressed concern that given the technical nature of ADUs a survey could take a significant
amount of time to develop. She also stated that part of the information gathering includes hearing people's stories and
it may not be possible to get that feedback in a survey format. Bebrin suggested that targeted outreach could be used
to provide a more representative response.
Freitas noted that it was still unclear how many ADUs exist and how many are in use. He stated he would like to amend
the bylaw to make it easier for people interested in an ADU. Degen agreed that a listening session is a good step to help
direct revisions to the bylaw. She specifically mentioned a desire to review the current square footage size requirements
of the ADU. Idman stated that although there is not an available list of ADUs there is a sense of how ADUs are and are
not working. He further stated that a survey is an option, but a good survey could take significant time to develop. He
asked if the survey provided information different from the Planning Board's understanding would they change course
without hearing from the public.
Bebrin stated that the Planning Board may need to be expedient in their approach to revisions to have the amendments
available for the Fall Town Meeting in order to help as many people as possible. As an example, she noted that the
Planning Board's work on the stormwater bylaw, which was a new bylaw at the time, began in July and was before Fall
Town Meeting. Wentworth stated that the listening session should be general. He would be interested in the public's
thoughts on how the bylaw should be enforced and tracked. He is also interested in knowing what parts of the bylaw
need to be eased or made more stringent. Wentworth stated: that if ADUs cannot be tracked and enforced the intent of
the ADU bylaw is not being met. Idman responded noting revisions Orleans updated its ADU bylaw removing the
enforcement piece and relying on genera zoning enforcement Wentworth is interested in the tracking portion of the
bylaw so that information can be used to determine whether`an ADU is being used for year-round housing.
Scalise discussed outreach done during work on the Housing Production Plan. She stated that the Council on Aging
(COA) has expressed; interest in participating in the discussion. The COA is a group that may not attend Planning Board
meetings so the, Planning Board may need to bring the discussionto the COA. Scalise offered to help facilitate sessions to
discuss ADU amendments with the COA and to provide notes on the sessions to the Planning Board. Scalise stated that
the Planning Board may want to reach out to groups such as these with some touch points to focus the discussion and to
present consistent information to each group for feedback.
The Planning Board discussed additional examples of outreach. The public does not need to attend a listening session to
provide comments. Written comments are accepted and can be mailed or emailed. Idman stated that it is important to
provide a draft bylaw with potential revisions to the public for feedback early in the process. Wentworth stated that he
is interested in learning more about the cost burden associated with ADUs. Scalise stated that a staff member from the
ADU Resource Center run through the Community Development Partnership and the Homeless Prevention Council will
be attending the listening session and may be able to provide information on cost barriers.
There was discussion on tiny homes and mobile homes and the difficulty in constructing those types of homes to meet
building code and septic regulations.
The Planning Board decided to move forward with a listening session at their June 28th meeting focusing on general ADU
topics for discussion and providing a review of the current bylaw. Scalise stated that part of a listening session is to
provide education to the public. Many people may not know how a bylaw works and people need help to understand
the process and that the bylaw may not be able to address all concerns. The Planning Board discussed email outreach to
notify the public of the listening session. Degen suggested outreach to target people who have applied for ADUs.
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8:02 PM APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES
Approval of Meeting Minutes: May 24, 2023.
The Board reviewed the May 24, 2023 meeting minutes. Motion by Bebrin to Approve May 24, 2023 Meeting Minutes,
as amended. Second by Freitas. Vote: 5-0-1 (Degen abstained).
8:04 PM COMMITTEE REPORTS
Degen summarized a recent Select Board meeting. Laurel Labdon thanked the Select Board candidates for very well
managed campaigns and stated that she has complete confidence in the recount and the democratic process in town.
She thanked everyone for their work. The Select Board reorganized with Ned Chatelain as Chair, Mary Chaffee as Vice
Chair and Karl Hoffmann as Clerk. The Ponds Summit is scheduled for June 16th. The Kitchen Cafe sought and was
granted an annual entertainment license for recorded, Bluetooth non -amplified music inside from 1 pm 9 pm 7 days
per week. A report on Beautify Brewster was given. The Cape Cod Commission gave an annual review. The One Cape
Conference takes place on July 31St and August 1St. The APCC is looking to advance opposition to wastewater discharge
from the nuclear plant and the Select Board signed on to the opposition. The EPA has offered a position opposing a
proposed machine gun range 30 miles away from Brewster and is looking for public comment. Amanda Bebrin and Jon
Idman gave a presentation on ADUs and potential amendments to. the ADU provisions and the Select Board was
supportive of moving forward. Jill Scalise and Donna Kalinick gave a report on the housing program and the Affordable
Housing Trust. The Select Board continue to review their policies and there was discussion on the remote participation
policy to which no changes were made.
Wentworth stated that the Vision Planning Committee is still working on revisions to the LCP and is planning outreach.
Bebrin stated that the Bay Property Planning Committee received 1300 responses to their survey and the data will be
reviewed at an upcoming meeting. A second publicforum is tentatively scheduledfor Saturday, August 5th. There will be
a ribbon cutting ceremony with an inaugural swim at the pool on June 25th. First Light Beach will be open 7 days per
week beginning mid -June.
8:15 PM MATTERS NOT REASONABLY ANTICPATED BY THECHAIR
Bebrin stated that she would like to thank Madelyn Hillis -Dineen for service as Chair at the next meeting.
8:16 PM
The Planning Board received notices from the Har
June 13, 2023 and Tuesday, June 27, 2023.
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
ch Planning Board regarding public hearings scheduled for Tuesday,
8:17 PM MATTERS NOT REASONABLY ANTICPATED BY THE CHAIR CONTINUED
The Planning Board will vote on cornmittee assignments that expire on June 30th at the next meeting. Idman stated that
the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) approved the Millstone Road housing project with conditions. The ZBA expressed an
interest in having the Planning Board Chair and staff discuss ADUs and potential changes to ADU provisions at their July
11th meeting. Idman asked the Planning Board to let the Planning Department know if they plan to attend in case
posting of a joint meeting is necessary.
Motion by Wentworth to Adjourn. Second by Degen. Vote: 6-0-0. The meeting adjourned at 8:19 PM.
Next Planning Board Meeting Date: June 28, 2023.
Respectfully submitted,
Lynn St. Cyr, Senior Department Assistant, Planning
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Abutter Notice of Filed Decision
You are hereby notified that the Harwich Planning Board has filed its decision
with the Town Clerk on June 9, 2023 on the application of:
Case # PB2023-16, Chelsea Nicolas et al & Jason Strohmaier requested a Site Pl.
Review and Change of Use in order to convert their main house into a 5 unit bed -an
breakfast with expanded parking, pursuant to the Code of the Town of Harwich §32
55, §325-153, §325-39 and MGL CH 40A sec 9 for the property located at 115 Rou
28, Assessor's Map 10, Parcel W7-1 in the Commercial Highway (CH -1) Zoning
District and the West I larwich DCPC.
Decision: Granted
Appeals to this decision can be made within 20 -days of the date of filing with the
Town Clerk in accordance with Massachusetts General Law, c. 40A, §17. Copies
of decisions are available at the Town Hall at the Office of the Town Clerk at a
nominal cost.
Duncan Berry, Chair
Pate: 9, 2023
Town of Harwich Planning Board
732 Main Street, Harwich, MA 02645 .v
Abutter Notice of Filed Decision
You are hereby notified that the Harwich Planning Board has filed its decision
ith the Tov'n Clerk on June 9, 2023 on the application of:
Case tt PB2023-17, Katharine Hollister, Tr., requested a Special Permit in order to
build a residential pool within the Six Ponds Special District, pursuant to the Code of
the Town of Harwich §325-94 (A)(4) and MGL CI -H 40A sec 9 for the property
brat^d ?t 16 Samoset Rd., Assessor's Map 72, Parcel E7 in the Residential Rural
t.ct<) iistrict and the Six Ponds Special District.
s on: Gra:ited
Ary,3 aIs to this decision can be made within 20 -days of the date of filing with the
Clcr c in accordance with Massachusetts General Law, c. 40A, §17. Copies
of decisions are available at the Town Hall at the Office of the Town Clerk at a
nominal cost.
n', Chair D.Mye`. Jane 9, 2023