HomeMy WebLinkAboutPlanning 02/20/1974MANSFIELD PLANNING BOARD
AGENDA
February 20, 1974
1. Call to Order (7:30 P.M.)
2. Clerk's Report
a. Correspondence
b. Minutes of 8ebruary 13, 1974
3. Warrant
4. Public Hearing
8:00 P.M. - Airport Commission
5. Visitor's Agenda
6. Old Business
a. Status of 'Plans
1) Rustic Acres - Prelim. - Ware St. - 3/12/74
2) Robert L. Rizzo -'Def. - Otis St. - Resubmission<
3) Coweset Farms Estates - Def. - Gilbert St. - 4/2/74
4) Mansfield Trust -`Def. - Hampden Rd. - 4/5/74
5) Green Acres - Def. - Franklin St./Maple St. - 4/5/74
6) Mansfield Trust - Revised, profile for Hampden Rd.
7) Mansfield Industrial Park Realty Trust- Railroad; plan
b. Circle C Estates Amendment to Covenant
c. Mansfield; Industrial Park Realty Trust Bond Release
7. New Business
Around the Table
8- Adjournment
ZONING MEETINGS
February 19, 1974 Rotary Club
February 24, 1974 West Mansfield Group,
February 26, 1974 Lion's Club
February 28, 1974 Jaycees
League of Women Voters
MANSFIELD PLANNING BOARD
MINUTES
February 20, 1974
Present: Chairman Zaffini
Planners: Latham, MacFarlane, Wellington, Dunn
Planning Director Maurer
1. Motion: To appoint Planner Latham temporary Clerk.
(Wellington -MacFarlane, all in favor) VOTED
2. Letters were read from the following:
James Grady to Planning Board re: Perimeter Plan
Building Permit Report for month of January, 1974
Planning Board to Mansfield Housing Authority re: Definitive Subdivision
Plan for Mansfield Housing Authority
Conservation Commission re: Conservation Week
Planning Board to Board of Appeals re: Applicathon of Olvidio Scarpellini
Planning Board to James Grady re: Establishment of Drainage Easement on
Town of Mansfield Property
SRPEDD Regional Rapport dated February 6, 1974
James Grady to Planning Board re: Board of Health
Taunton River Watershed Association, Inc. notice of meeting
Owens-Illinois to George Brown re: Drainage: Easement
SRPEDD Notice of Meeting
3. Board reviewed the minutes of February 13, 1974.
Motion: To approve the minutes of February 13, 1974 as presented.
(Wellington -MacFarlane, all in favor) VOTED
4. Board reviewed the warrant for February 26, 1974 in the amount of $27.75.
Motion: To approve the warrant in the amount of $27.75 dated February 26, 1974.
(Wellington -Dunn, all in favor) VOTED
5. Planning Director noted that the letter had been sent to Rustic Acres granting
them an extension of time to March 12, 1974 and that as of today, no response
had been received from the engineer.,or the applicant.
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6. Planning Director noted that no formal response had been received from
the applicant regarding the definitive subdivision plan for Robert Rizzo
on Otis Street.
7.
Planning
Director noted that the plans are in circulation regarding Coweset
Farms Estates
to the different department heads and that no response was
received
back yet.
8.
Planning
Director noted that the definitive subdivision plan for Hampden
Road for
Mansfield Trust was in circulation to the different department
heads and
that no response had been received back yet. The public hearing
has been
scheduled for March 6, 1974.
9.
Planning
Director noted that the plan for Green Acres was in circulation
to the different
department heads and no response had been received back
yet. He
also noted that the Board had asked for additional information in
a letter
sent a couple of weeks ago and that nothing had been received on
that either.
Chairman Zaffini suggested that the Board walk the property
and that
the Conservation Commission Chairman had been in touch with him
and she
noted that when the Planning Board walked the property that the
Conservation
Commission would like to go along. The Board,agreed to walk
the site
Sunday morning.
10. Board reviewed the revised 'profiie,plan.for.,HampdeniRoad.:for"Mansfieid,'.
Trust. it was noted that the Board could not take any action on this plan
last week for lack of quorum.
Motion: To approve the revised profile for Hampden ;Road for Mansfield Trust.
(Latham -:Wellington, all in favor) VOTED
11. Planning Director noted that the 20 day appeal period was up on the definitive
subdivision plan for Canoe River Acres and that no appeal had been filed and
the plans were ready to be signed. Planner Wellington noted that of the 5
members that had originally voted for the endorsement of the plan, only three
were present and he suggested that the signing of the plan be put off.
12. Board rev$ewed the railroad plan for Mansfield Industrial Park Realty Trust.
Planner Wellington stated that he had called the Penn Central Railroad,
Engineering Department, and that he was informed that the required radii on
spur tracks is 120-30'. He sdggested that the Planning Director write
Mr. Griffith a letter asking him to get a letter from the railroad on what
their standards for minimum radius are on spur tracks.
13. Public Hearing was held at 8:00 P.M. for the Airport Commission. Transcript of
that hearing is on file.
14. Board met with Carl Nelson and Attorney Ernest White regarding the de-fin,i.t:i;ve;
subdivision plan for Capt. John Williams Estates. Mr. Nelson referred to the
Planning Board's letter of October 4, 1972 and noted that he would comply with
the 5 points listed in the letter and that in fact, the borings on the road
had already been taken as requested. He stated that he would provide the
required drain easement although he felt that the Board was exceeding its
authority in requesting them. He further noted that he did not want to show
the contours going onto adjacent property owned by him because ha felt it was
not necessary.
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Planner Wellington felt that Mr. Nelson should put a note on the Form A
plans on the street frontage lots cross referencing them back to the
subdivision in order that it is understood that grading has to be done on
the back bf the Form A lots at a slope of not more than 1 vertical and
4 horizontal which relate to the development of the subdivision. Mr. Nelson
stated that he would add the note to the Form A plans.
15. Board reviewed the Amendment to Covenant regarding the Circle C Estates.
Acting Clerk Latham read the letter from Town Counsel stating that the
covenant was proper as to form. It was noted that the Board had voted on
November 14, 1973 to approve the amendment, but that the Board was waiting
for the original to be returned to them. The Board signed the covenant as
previously voted.
16. Board reviewed the bond release for Mansfield Industrial Park Realty Trust,
who was requesting the release of $30,983. It was noted that $20,000 had
already been released for a portion of the electrical work based on a prior
estimate received from the electrical contractor. A more recent estimate
was substantially higher. Aside from the fact that the Board was short on
the electrical work it was noted that all the other figures were reasonable.
Planning Director noted that we had $27,000 plus contingency that would be
held for one year.
Motion: To release only $3,000 in order to bring the figure back to what it
sheuld be with electrical work.
(Wellington -Dunn, Latham, MacFarlane, Zaffini, in favor)VOTED
17. Planner MacFarlane stated that he would like to request that the Planning
Director give the Board an up-to-date report on the wells situation and on
Penetryn.
18. Planngr Ma arlane noted that he thought the Planning Board attendance was
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pooryar�f� t at he iI�' ht that moving the meeting bight to Wednesdays was
part of the reason. He made a rmtion that the meeting night go back to
Mondays. Chairman Zaffini noted that he did not think the attendance was
poor,rand it was the consensus of the Board to keep the meeting night on
Wednesdays.
19. Planner Wellington n6ted that he thought that at one time Olvidi.o Scarpellini
had come to the Planning Board to ask what route he should take in getting
his two lots approved for single family homes and that the Planning Board had
suggested he go to the Board of Appeals. Planning Director noted that he would
check to see what the Board told him.
20. Planner Dunn noted that he had spoken with Tippy Giovino who told Planner Dunn
that he had no recollection of an easement on his property regarding the
Mansfield Housing Authority. Planning Director noted that he would check this
out.
21. Planner Dunn asked that if Cluster was set up with cul-de-sacs and so-called
collector streets, if there would be any consideration for increasing the
frontage requirements only to try to limit the amount of driveways that access
onto the collector streets.
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22. Planning Director informed the Board of the meetings coming up to discuss
the Zoning Amendments.
23. Meeting adjourned at 11:05 P.M.
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