Oh, we're on. Okay. I'd like to welcome you to the Lunberg Zoning Board of Appeals. Uh, I have to give you I'm going to tell you how it will proceed, but I have to give you a notification first. Uh, that this
hearing is being recorded in accordance with the requirements of the open meeting law. Please be advised that this meeting will be broadcast live through local access cable on the Facebook live on the public access Facebook page and will be able to be found on the Lunberg
public access YouTube channel within 24 hours after the meeting. To participate remotely from a computer, go to your Zoom meeting. Computer and app users may use the raise hand feature to request to speak. With that, I'd like to introduce
the board. To my left is Lisa Norandan, board secretary. I'm Alfred Gbell. James Bezic, um Patrick Callahan, Patrick Callahan, Tony Niccastro, and
Don Gern. Um and the way the re meeting will go is Lisa will read the application. You'll please come forward to the mic, give your name and address. Board members will have the opportunity to ask questions that they might have on the application. While you're at the
mic, there will be a public comment period. If anybody is here from the public and would like to speak, please come forward to the mic, give your name and address, and address all comments and questions to the board. And with that, I would ask Lisa to read the first
application. Okay. This is a application for dimensional variation special permit mass general law chapter 48 section 9. Uh the property address is 12 Kimble Street in Lunberg. Assesses map 9819.
The app the applicant is Gregory Roy from Dillison Roy um on behalf of Richard McGrath of 12 Kimble Street. The project includes construction of a deck on the southerntherly portion of the existing structure which is proposed
33.1 ft from the Kimble Street street line. The question and answers are as follows. Please describe how the proposed action will prevent conditions that are injurious or dangerous to public health unduly hazardous because of traffic
congestion, danger of fire or explosion. The reply. The proposal includes the construction of a modestsized deck at the site. As such, there will be no injurious or dangerous effect on public health, no increase in traffic or any dangers of fire or explosion. B. Please
describe any material adverse effects on the land and v uh value of land and buildings in the neighborhood or on the amenities of the neighborhood. The response, the proposed deck is likely to increase the value of the property due to its location on site. There will be no adverse impact on budding properties
and the project is not expected to detract from any amenities in the neighborhood. C. Please describe how the proposed use or activity will be operated with reasonable regard for order and unsightliness if an open use. The response it is expected that the proposed deck will be constructed and
maintained in a manner consistent with normal and routine deck construction and maintenance. Plans for the proposed deck are attached for by for reference by the board. D. Please describe how the proposed action will reduce and or prevent noise,
vibration, dust, odor, heat, or glare at the lot lines and amounts clearly detrimental to the normal use of adjacent properties. The response, the proposed project is not expected to add any noise, vibration, dust, odor, heat, or glare at the lot lines. And this is
just a brief memo to the board members from Dillison Roy. On behalf of the applicant, Mr. Richard Kimell Dillis and Roy Civil Design Group Incorporated has prepared an application for a special permit for dimensional variation of the front yard setback for the construction
of a proposed deck on the property. The property is approximately 0.38 acres and has frontage on both Kimble Street and Hollis Road. It is located in the residents a zoning district which requires 40,000 square ft of area
and therefore is pre-existing non-conforming lot. The proposed deck, while not encroaching any closer to the side lot lines, will encroach any further onto the front yard setback to Kimble Street. The required setup back in the RA district is 40 ft and the proposed distance is 33.1 ft. As such,
the applicant is requesting zoning relief of 6.9 ft to allow placement of the deck. We trust this meets your needs at this time. If you have any questions or require any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me. And that's from Greg Roy. Um there's
just a brief email from the building commissioner requiring um this hearing tonight. A letter of authorization to allow Mr. Roy on behalf of Richard McGrath a site plan,
building plans, and a copy of the abutters list. All which were notified two weeks prior to tonight's meeting. And just a short memo from our DPW director. be sure the footings do not interfere with the sewer pipe. And he uploaded a sewer asbuilt for the
convenience of the applicant. And that's all, Mr. Chairman. Thank you, Lisa. You're welcome. And with that, I would invite the applicant or his representative to address the petition. Thank you very much. Um, Greg Roy with Doulson Roy. As always, I appreciate the
reading of the application. It takes a lot off my shoulders. Um really essentially um all we're all we're here for is the con Wow, that is bright. I'm sorry it's brand new. Um the the deck is this this lower rectangle. Sorry, that's not going to work. Um the rectangle on
the on the uh southerntherly side of the house. The house is the darker or hatched hatched in uh polygon. Um the applicant put an addition on that a few years back um and is now looking to put the deck on and that's really that's really it. Um
because it's fronts on Hall Street and Kimell Street, there's um the it's actually a front yard setback that the front of the house actually faces Hall Street, but um because Kimble Street is a rightaway, there's actually two front yards here, two front yard setbacks. So
we have a 40ft setback from the Kimble Street rightway um which is 40 ft and the proposed deck uh would would be uh approximately 33.1 ft away. So that is why we're here. Okay.
Okay. So that that deck did they just I when I went by it looks like there is some new decking there. Is that what was done previously on a um that the start of the decking? It may be. I honestly I haven't been by the site so I'm not sure. Um I know that
this was flagged when he when he went to pull the building permit. Um, and you know, the building inspector asked him for a certified plot plan, which we prepared this, he submitted it, and then the building inspector told him to come before you. So, I didn't think anything was done. Is it decking material that's
sitting there ready to be constructed or It looks like it was starting to be framed. Oh, was it? Oh, no. I'm not I'm not sure. It could have been something, you know. Yeah. But he's been go up to look at it. He has been doing construction on the on the house over the past couple years, so it could have been something left over.
I'm not sure. They had a a sliding glass door that would lead out to it. Yeah. And that's all in. Yeah. So they maybe that may have been part of the actually the building permit that they pulled for the renovations of the house and then they're this is the this is the next step. I think there was something there. I'm not sure what it
was but Okay. So all right. And of course it faces Whalem Lake so that correct they want right. Yeah. Okay. I'll open it up to the board. I don't have any questions. So the construction has not started on
this as far as I know not but I haven't been by the site so I don't want to misrepresent I it hasn't been that not no one's told me that it was started construction this is all null and void though right is if you ever start something without the permit it's all null and void so
well it sort of looked like they had done some work to the right side of it but not going forward when I looked at it oh that might be So, so what faces what's faces Kimble Street is actually the back of the
house. Correct. So, the ax the driveway comes in from Holl. That's correct. Yes. Okay. Where what was the addition that was The addition was actually on the Hall Street side. They filled in a portion like like a point
in here. Yeah. Okay. And when I was looking at it, it looked like to the right of that there was a shed, but the shed may be on the adjacent pro property. Could be. It's pretty tight. It's only 50 ft wide that that leg there. Okay.
So, very tight. I don't think it's on our property because it would be on this plan if if it was. So, it was it's probably on the adjacent property unless it was done after we did the surveying possible. But okay.
So what the deck does is it gives a um a side view of Wham Lake, I think. Uh yeah, Wham Lake would be from the I guess the easterly side. Yeah, it's it's like a forest there.
Yes. But that's on the other property, right? Okay. Right. Yeah. Yeah. It's It's not right on the lake, of course, but it's But you'd get a whole length of the house on the Whale Lake side.
Correct. House. Yeah, that's correct. How How wide is it going to be? I knew you were going to ask me that. Um, you know, there's plans in your application. I didn't bring them, but I think there mentioned plans there. Yeah, some of my plans are so light I Oh. Oh, okay.
pick up on Um, hold on. Let me see if I can. So, this is 9.4. I think it's like 10 or 12 feet. Okay. So, it's not like we're building. It's not like there's anything proposed. It's And of course, you're here because it's a non-conforming structure on a
non-conforming lot and you don't need the sideyards because nothing's changed. Right. Right. Yeah. That was a determination by Brian. Correct. And then um yeah, it's really just because we're we have that 33.1 dimension from the closest point of the deck to Kimble Street and it really would have to be
40. Mhm. But you know where we where we're at here, it doesn't seem like it's really going to create any adverse impacts on Okay. And then this Yeah. Yeah. So it's it's looks like it's
32 feet uh long, but I don't know. Oh, that's probably uh 12 feet. Yeah, it's probably 30 ft long, but out from the house it's a I think it's 12. 12. Yeah, that that sounds right kind of I'm looking at Yeah, that's the one. Yeah. So, you
know, it's pretty okay. All right. Um I don't have any further questions if the board has question. Oh, public hearing. Uh anyone from the public? Nobody.
Okay. I'm going to go back. Does anybody have any other questions? I have none. Nothing for me. Then I will uh ask for a motion. I'll make a motion that we grant the
uh request as submitted for a um what is it? A dimension dimensional variation. It looks like dimensional variation of uh Um
uh 6.9 ft. Okay. Uh we have a motion. Do we have a second? Second. All in favor? I I I and I.
A dimensional variation is granted. I do have to review the uh special permit is granted with the contingency that the petitioner complies with all licenses, regulations, statutes, ordinances of any and all applicable local, state, federal
boards or agencies with jurisdictions over the premises. Special permit is the subject to a periodic review by the permit granting authority on or the enforcement officer to ensure compliance with any conditions. Non-compliance to such
conditions may result in revocation of the permit. A copy of the board's decision shall be filed with the town clerk within 14 days. Any party agreed by the board's decision may appeal to a superior court 20 days after the decision is filed with the town clerk.
After certification by the town clerk that 20 days have elapsed since the decision was filed, you should have it recorded in the registry of deeds. No special permit shall take effect until it has been recorded. Special permit shall lapse within two years unless
substantial use of construction has commenced. And with that, thank you. Good night. Okay. Thank you. Good luck. It's a nice looking uh modification of what he's doing.
I don't think none of you my client none of you are Richard. Nope. No more. I don't think my client was showing. So I decided on time. Have a good night. Okay, that was quick and easy. Are you here from Team Sunshine?
Yes. Okay. [Applause] Okay, we can uh go into the next hearing. Uh the next hearing involves 50
560 Malpus Road, Lunar Bird uh considering 18.9 Tunes KW Ground mounted solar system. And with that, I would ask Lisa to please read the petition. Okay. The applicant is Benjamin Carol of
Team Sunshine. The location of the property is 560 Malpus Road and owned by Claire Ryan. The project description is a 18.920 kilowatt ground mounted solar PV system 44 panels.
Let me see with the application. I'm just looking for their text is a site plan which is very very light and difficult to read. Um I've darkened some copies up here a list of a butters some
photos of the solar array itself and and that's all Mr. Shiman. Okay. Thank you Lisa. You're welcome. Um okay. Um the reason you're here first is because of some of the course with the zoning board concerned with the zoning. You're here
to address some of those issues. So um again, as Lisa said, it was kind of light. So I would ask you exactly what you're looking for as far as the um location, everything.
Yeah, the zoning. Thank you, Lisa. We do have a darker copy now, so it might help. got all of the setbacks. Mhm. And I think it's uh if I remember it's going to it should be 200 feet.
Yep. From 200t from the plot line on the right side. Is that what you're saying? It should be 200 ft from all of the uh well from the frontage.
Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. We we have a lot. Yeah. The last time somebody came, I I don't have all the information. I don't remember at all. I think the plan was drawn that this was one and now the plan's Yes. got that section cut out.
So, I don't know if they originally owned that or what. So, I'm not sure what was there prior, but um you know, just my name is Benjamin Carol, obviously, Team Sunshine. Um, this is a pretty straightforward uh
beautiful little ground mount system for for the client Claire who's who's also here. And um, from what I understand, I also hold the CSL for the company. So, from what I understand, we're we're in good shape here. It's beautiful. It's also one thing I love about this is it's
really nice and tucked in um, in the property as well, perfectly south facing, so it's obviously going to generate a lot of electricity and help the home be a little bit more efficient. uh which is great. So it's going to be for just the one home. Yeah. Yep. Just for this home. So the
you know consumption of the power that it's produced is all going to run right to the home which is great. Um again I think all of us can kind of understand the uh you know the needs of of electricity nowadays. It's it's getting a little crazy. So this this ground
mount is going to feed the home strictly. Um, it is nice and tucked off of, you know, Mulle Plus Street. Uh, Mul Street that's kind of tucked around the corner of some trees, too, which is really nice. So, it kind of um isn't is
located in a nice part of the property. And the beauty of that is you can face that directly south facing, and it's just going to get sun all day all year, which is really nice. Um, sometimes it's challenging with a roof mounted system. If the roof isn't, you know, perfectly southacing, it's obviously not as
efficient. And um you know when you look at the plot lines here and everything, we're we're in a really good place for setbacks. As far as you know, the backside backs up about, you know, just shy of 60 ft, about 56 from the back to the right, it's about 289
ft to, you know, the right or at least when you're looking at the house kind of in this orientation and then 112 to the left. Again, we we do a lot of these. They're pretty straightforward. Um we have a really good site team um who comes in and you know does all the does
all the um screws and then we put the post in and rack it and put the rails in. So it's it's pretty straightforward project. Okay. Yeah. So what what do you see as the front dimension? I the what do you have
as far as distance? That's what you that's the variance I think you need the dimensional variation. Okay. So, are we talking just so I'm on the same page from the from Mulpus Road? From Maltus. Okay. So, it looks like from Mulpus Road
if you go about 538 ft, you get to the corner of kind of where on a certain pictures you'll see um basically that gets to like where some of that tree line is. And then you go left
another. Can you use this please? So they can Yeah. follow along. problem. So Yep. So if you go about 538 ft, you get to this kind of corner.
Then the ground mounts here. which is about 58 ft 58 1/2 ft from this plot line this way and then if you go that way you get about 109 ft okay which is the 58
that is from this there to the ground and that is actually the property line correct this is yeah yep yeah even where the 58 is correct that's the property line. So that's where you need a dimensional variation
because that requires that it be 200 ft from a property line in the regulation. So you have it here from from here to here 200 ft, right? Yeah. But Jude, no, you don't have it from
your property line there to where the units are. You know what I'm saying? So if No, not that. You got to go you got to go to the property. You're talking right here. This has to be there on the units is supposed to be 200
ft from the property line to the units. Is that a town code or that is in the uh large I mean this is just for a step. You guys are going to go to the planning board. You got lots to do there. Yeah. Uh you also I'm sure going to go to
conservation. Uh cuz it looks like there's some wetlands right along Yep. Yep. Honestly, whatever is needed. I mean, I've done a lot of these. The the requirements are normally a lot less than that from any sort of
lot line. I mean, we're 200 ft from the right. We're 500 ft back. We're 58 from from this section, which is all a wooded area right here. I understand. I'm just going by what's
in in the uh zoning the rules. Let's see where that is. Oh, okay. So, it says it's 58.5 ft to 101.5
ft in the property line. Yep. Not 200. So you're I mean yes it is on the front of that property it's 60 ft from the from that line from
the street it's 500 from the right side it's 200 from that line 60 58 from the left side 112. This is a pretty large plot, right? It is a large plot.
Let me just try and find that for you. Do you have anything that shows where um the Dupri house is located on 550 Malcus Road? That's the one below.
Um that also butts them on Mus Road. The house is close to Mus. You have to come if you want to speak. To answer the question,
the the Duprey house is close to Memphis. There's a barn that's closer. It's a It's on TV, so you got to have it so they can hear you. Your name, your name and address, please. Um, so the house is close to Malus. You have to give your name and that. Oh, Brenda Dupri. Um, 90 West GR Road,
Lunberg, Mass. The house is close to Malus. There is a barn that's further back. So, just to answer your question and and about how far from um the proposed site is the barn and
from um um I think it shows so is that 11 yeah 200 um it would be like I think in your plan I think it would be within that 11 that
plot 11. So it doesn't go into like the lot 10 cuz dad also owns that lot 10 too. So Okay. Okay. And I have some questions after if Oh yeah. Okay. Free to speak as much as you want.
You can stay here if you want. If you want to, you know, talk with him or come back as you wish. Just raise your hand if you want to come back. Okay. Okay. Um on this you know front yard
which is um front yard shall be at least 50 ft provided. However that when the lot line is a residential outline district that absuts a residential conser uh conservation recreation district
the front lot setback shall be no less than 200 ft. So basically front lot would be where Mulpus Road is. The front lot would be where the lot line is because they don't own this
property. Their front is here. Okay. In other words, their this is somebody else's property. That's the line. Right. So what what is what is this? This is this is their property. Right. Right. Which would be this. But you're not going there. You're you're not going to
these this way. You can't go across their line. You know what I'm saying? This is all one line. Correct. Right. So, but these are over here. So, they're only they're 58 ft from this line. Stop being a voting member.
You know what I'm saying? That's that's what the large what they consider large. That's actually why you're here because this board can give you relief from that. Yeah. So my the building inspector that's how he inter
my you know conversation with you guys would be the the simple kind of understanding that general public when we're talking from Mulpus Road which you know in most property scenarios that would be considered kind
of like the front of the property we're very tucked back from from that and I get understand what you're saying here. Yeah. It's like you can't use somebody's else's property for your setback. Do you know what I mean? I can't say
because my neighbors got a bigger yard, I'm cutting across this yard. Okay. So, I guess just to go with what you were saying, um the next piece is sideyard,
which also says the essentially the exact same thing. So the Yeah, you could call it the front lot line or the side lot line. It would need to still be 200 f feet. Correct.
According. So how big is the lot itself? The whole total. Do you know inside? Yeah. Yes. Shall not be less than. Yeah.
So isn't qualified. So it's a almost 5 acre lot. Okay, we're talking about, you know, a ground mount on a 5 acre lot trying to relieve obviously um a house of
the uh pressures of of rising rates and whatnot with renewable energy here. Um I mean, I definitely consider I understand what everyone's saying here. I guess that that's why we're obviously having this conversation is we're from normal standards of of
construction. We are in a pretty private area of a lot realistically. I I don't disagree with you. I I went there. I I didn't go on the property, but I looked I could see where it was going. Yeah. It is a fair distance. Yeah. Well, like I say, to see it though, I was act I
was actually looking over somebody else's line is what I'm saying. somebody else's property to see where everything went. Okay. But but I understand what you're saying. I'm not saying you're not incorrect. I'm just saying that that's what the bylaw is. Okay.
And apparently that's what the building commissioner found as he sent it to us. Yeah. Okay. Um, I guess we'll just continue along. Any other questions from the board on this?
Uh, on July 12, 2023, uh, the zoning board of appeals approved installation of freestanding solar panels on the same property. Okay. Okay. Are these in addition to or in lie of
what was approved by the zoning board back then? I don't in lie of I thought that was the case. What is what was the answer? What was the question? In lie of Well, we we approved uh
freestanding solar panels on July 12, 2023, I believe, for for this property. I believe I may be wrong. I I don't think it was quite this big. I don't think it was an 18. So, I mean, it could have been a small, which would have been a
Yeah, I I looked at the notice. I can't tell from the notice how right. No, I know. I'm just trying to go by memory. I think that was around a 10, which falls under a small, you know, small field, which is the rules are completely different. Okay.
We the small ones actually come before us. large ones go mainly to the planning board. We are only here. We wouldn't even be here if we had other proper, you know, setbacks. Okay.
Any other questions? And like I say, he's right. We did approve a system on this property um from another company. Uh, like I say though, but unfortunately their plans were a little bit flawed what they gave us. Mhm.
Um, and what what everything was. And you do have a large piece of property. It is way off the road. Yep. Um, isn't is one of you a You're the owner. Yeah. I'm looking for
who owns that piece of property and if they are in, you know, in favor or not in favor or again y um so it's my husband and his sister own because their father passed away. Um
so and I'm not sure if they would be I mean I don't think it would be a problem. I did have a couple I but I'm not I can't speak for them but I did have a couple questions like should I ask them now maybe like so um Mulpus Brook runs right behind and so you folks are going to dig a trench right to to to
the cable and so we're wondering if you're going to put silt fence up to protect the brook I I will tell you as I mentioned to him earlier this is just the first hearing for just a dimensional variation okay they they are going to have to go
through a complete process through the planning board. All right. And also I noticed like just what you're speaking that there is the conservation area that they'll have to go to conservation because of the wetlands. Yeah. There's no question about it. Okay. So So would that be a question?
But you can bring it up here as well. Okay. So I would ask that. That's one question. The silt fence because you know my husband installs power lines and they always have to do that when they're anywhere near a you know a brook or water. And then the second question I had is so this is a lot of power. Little
bit of amperage can kill someone. So I'm wondering if the homeowner will be required to build a fence around the solar panel like it's an attractive nuisance like a swimming pool or something. So that would be another question again that you go to planning board
you're going to ask it cuz they have to just you know they got to look at the visual impact right the design to u minimize the impact in the visual on the neighborhood they have to have buffer zones um
they uh let's see the site has to you know how much vegetation what are they going to clear right they do have to put up even if they put up lighting. They got to explain what that lighting will be and how it won't affect anybody else. So, there's a lot of things the planning board will go
through with Okay. And then we'll get notice when the meeting you when the planning board takes it up, you will be as an you will be notified. All right. Okay. Well, thank you. You're welcome. Okay. So, I guess what we're saying is you do
need a dimensional variation for the frontage. I think it was 58 ft. Mhm. Uh so yep 58.5 and then al I mean I guess yeah that'll be the lower on the other side it's 109 which is
still under 200. Okay. So they need a 141.5 ft variance. It's pretty big. It's bad. I think you should just Huh?
What are you pointing out? Don't Don't put numbers away. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Um should this be tabled until after they do a little more planning?
I think I think if we show I'm just going to ask this. Sure. Is there any way this could be? But then again, you'd go closer to the other line. Uh I was going to say anywhere it could be moved a little or
is this this it kind of that keeping you out of the wetlands and keeping you Yeah. close enough to the house to run everything? Exactly. And it's kind of the optimum distance from all cuz obviously like electricity loses power over distance,
etc., etc. It's also kind of the most complimentary space when you look at the 5 acre lot to you know kind of minimize any sort of you know kind of um visual from the street etc. Um and it's obviously the optimum um direction for
the sun and and I think here I would just really like to consider that you know we are going through a pivotal time um just in general as uh you know towns and buildings become more and more electrified like this is something that's going to need to happen um you
know at scale and so I would just you know obviously this is the type of thing that takes a house and provides the security, the durability, the efficiency that all of our houses are really going to have to go through um as we, you know, have more
and more demand on the grid and whatnot. These types of projects help homes be self-sufficient. Um so I totally I understand everyone's, you know, kind of considerations here and um would just like to add that to the uh considerations.
Um did you want to speak? has come to the mic. Hi, Claire Ryan 560 Mopus. Um, one of the things that has generated this need and I'm happy to share a copy
of this electric bill. [Music] It's over $1,400. It goes up to 2,200. I thought you could use the demo. Oh my god. Exactly. my sentiments,
but that's why I brought it. I thought you might like to see it. Feel free to pass it down. Other people may want to see something like the national debt for an electric bill. Um, oh my god, I am shocked. Yeah. And that's what
the system is designed specifically to get 100% of that electricity, too. It's not oversized or undersized. It's Well, yeah. And I know that you know the panels themselves are getting more better and better and better and taking less and less footprint.
These actually are more panels. You are 100% correct. There are more you guys saw that but they are smaller panels. I believe it. Uh the other problem for spacing uh this um spot is
um it's a hill so it reduces to eliminates sightelines. You can't see it from anywhere. Uh I own 560. I also own 570 right next door. So that also blocks the neighbors quite a bit. It's but there
aren't a lot of trees on the lot. Um, so there's no clearing to be done at all. There's just that's important. Yeah, there's no clearing. There's no trees to come down except the one that fell down the other day. And I was glad the uh panels weren't up yet because it
would have come right down on top of them. It's just a fluke. Okay. So, there is no clearing to be done. It also does eliminate completely uh the visibility of any of the neighbors. Can't see it because it goes over the edge of the cliff. And truthfully, I
don't see it either because I think they're ugly. No offense. I think they're ugly. But um I don't want to see them. I'm sure my neighbors don't want to see them. So that was the reason for that particular choice. If we try to bring it up on the hill to get it a little more
away from that lot. We're going to bump into the driveway which runs right down in front of that hill. And you're welcome to come on the property anytime. Oh yeah, I do I do remember something. The driveway. You're right. Yeah, the driveway. This runs right down the side of the driveway and the driveway runs down.
Yeah, I I remember that point. Yeah. And also anytime you have solar, you're right. The sun kind of dictates too where and what's what's in front of it, trees and all of that. So you you're absolutely right. I
So I did put a new roof on the house, but I still don't want ugly panels. We can just grant them relief from the front. Any more qu any questions I can answer? I'm happy to. I have solar and I pay have paid that
much in nine years. This will bring mine down to $348 a month. You won't. And I'd be thrilled. I don't blame you. Yeah. So, I'd be I won't know what to do with all that money. I don't know. I'll have to find something. like that.
But beware of unatil because whatever you generate that you don't use they keep. I believe you. Um, and I've nine years I've acrewed and even though I give a
certain amount to other people, I still they said they were going to get start giving checks out in uh the first of July this year. Nothing. And um
it it's unrealistic. Beware of unatil is the I signed up for the smart program so they send me a check every That's very nice. They take their money. I should have done that but I missed that for whatever reason. Something was going on. That's smart.
This is Yeah. Yeah. It's 10 years too. Thank you very much. Yeah. This goes up to 2200 if I actually use the AC and things like that in July. I know. I just didn't turn it on this year. partner's sick, so he's always cold.
So, did you have a pool? Yes, we didn't turn that on either. Wow. Okay. Because of this. Yeah. Okay. Thank you. Thank you.
Would anybody else like to if she wanted to speak again or anything? Anybody else want to speak? Seeing none, bring it back to the board. No. And any other questions from the board? I don't have any further questions.
No, I I think driving by there, I mean, there's plenty of trees behind it. And then I mean, I I was using this little rendering here that kind of shows where it will be. And I mean, it's it's way off the drive. It's a good distance off the driveway.
So, I mean, I'm assuming somebody plows that driveway. So, there's far enough away that the snow piles aren't going to pile on top of them. Um, but it'll still get the sun. I I don't see a a better
spot on the lot to to put it really. So, just my opinion. Okay. No other questions, no other comments. I'll ask for a motion and I would just ask you to put it as as on shown on the plan.
I would make a motion that we grant this special permit as shown on the plan. Second. Okay. I have a motion to second. All those in favor? I I I
and I with that the uh variance is granted. I do have you one more thing to read. Beautiful. Special permit for a dimensional variation is granted with the contingency that the petitioner complies with all licenses, regulations,
statutes, ordinances of any and all applicable or local, state, federal boards or agencies with jurisdiction over the premises. The special permit is subject to a periodic review by the permit granting authority or the enforcement officer to ensure compliance
with any conditions. Non-compliance to such conditions may result in replication of the permit. A copy of the board's decision shall be filed with the town clerk within 14 days. Any party agreed by the board's decision may appeal to superior court 20 days after
the decision is filed with the town clerk. any certifi uh after certification by the town clerk that 20 days have elapsed since the decision was filed, you should have it recorded in the registry of deeds. No special permit shall take effect until it has been
recorded and the special permit shall lapse within two years unless substantial use of construction has commenced. And with that uh good luck with your Thank you. Good luck with the planning board and the conservation board. Well, and the unit bill. Thank you guys. and any other board that
has jurisdiction. We'll do it to you. Thank you. Good luck. Thank you. If there's no other uh information or any other things before the board, I'll make a motion that we
adjourn. Motion to adjurnn. Second. Second. All in favor? I I And we are adjourned.