We're waiting for the camera. >> See where it says on air and the light goes on. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'd like to welcome everybody to the Lunberg Zoning Board of Appeals. I'm going to tell you how the hearing will proceed, but first I have to give you a
notification and that is that the 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 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. Uh I'd like to introduce you to the board. To my left is Lisa Norandan. Uh
she was the board secretary. She hasn't uh retired, but she's in health toss out tonight. Next to me is De Deborah Crowley. She's going to be taking Lisa Plates. Um Alfred Grabbell, James Bezicausski, Patrick Callahan, and Tony
Niccastro. Uh the way uh the hearing will go is Lisa will read the application and any of the submitted communications. The applicant will have the opportunity for comments on the application or submission of additional documents. You
will 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. You will 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 please read the first application. >> Okay. The first application, the owner of the property is Bob Korea, 922 Flat Hill Road in Lunenburgg, and the
applicant was Michael Patansky of 704 Kittering Way in Worester, Mass, 01609. The project address is 922 Flatill Road in Lunberg. Assesses map 122, parcel 14. And the project description is the site
has an existing single family home. The plan, demo, and build a new single family split level home with a twocar garage. The applicable code of the town of Lunberg is 250-7.4A. And again, the owner of the property is
the 922 Flatill Road Realy Realy Trust, Robert J. Korea, trustee of 932 Flatill Road. The proposed use is a single family home and the questions and answers to the four questions are as follows. Please
describe how the proposed action will prevent conditions that are injurious or p or dangerous to public health unduly hazardous because of traffic congestion traffic conditions, danger of fire or explosion and the reply is none. Please
describe any ma material adverse effects on the value in land in the buildings or on the neighborhood or amenities of the neighborhood. And the reply is none. Please describe how the proposed use or activity will be operated with reasonable regard for order and unsightliness if in open use. The reply
is none. 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. And the response is existing structure to be demoed water on site to reduce dust.
And attached is the list of abutters all to whom were notified two weeks prior to tonight's hearing. There is a letter from the building inspector. Um I'll just read the comment section. The reconstruction on the non-conforming lot will require a special permit from the
zoning board of appeals section 257.4A. The proposed reconstruction does not create any new nonconformity requiring any other form of relief and there is a copy of the building building plans attached as well as a
copy of the site plan. We did receive one um memo from Anabutter dated Monday, January 12th from Michael Tuhill to the building inspector and his his memo is
as follows. Hi Brian, I have an open space meeting at the same time so I cannot attend the ZBA meeting. I have no objection to the ZBA ZBA issuing a special permit for the project. I just want to make sure that the applicant is aware the entire property is in the riverfront area and they will need an
order of conditions from the conservation commission and only the house and pave footprint qualifies as redevelopment under the regulations. Any increase in impervious cover needs to meet the RFA standards and I talked to the building inspector today and the
conservation commission had already signed off and they had no issues. That's all Mr. Chairman. >> Very good. Thank you. Le >> you're welcome. And with that, I would invite the applicant up to the mic to add anything you would like or any comments, questions, whatever.
>> Good evening, board. Uh James Venasa. I'm here tonight with uh Robert Coria, Mike Cora, and his uh Mike's wife Caroline. So, the home is, as you said, it was a pretty much summed it up. We're existing single family home. We're demoing it's it's an existing
non-conforming lot. uh demoing and rebuilding a house for uh Michael, his wife, and his children. Um there's we're not making it any less conforming. If anything, it's more conforming now. The existing home um is within the front
yard setback. The new home will conform to the front yard, sideyard, and rear yard setbacks. So, if anything, we're >> moving it back on. >> Yeah, it's moving it back. I don't have the exact scale, but it's probably another 20 ft back. So, it's actually making it no more conforming to your uh
bylaws today. >> Okay, that >> that's it. >> Yeah. Okay, good. Um, so just to make sure I had the right house. It's already stripped of the siding and looks like it's getting ready to be
>> Yes. Yeah. So, we have the asbestous test done. Um, pests and everything is filed for the demo. >> So, we're we're fairly close as far as demo and rebuild. Okay. And I was going to say it's in the exact footprint, but you're moving it back. So, it's not the exact, but you're going
to maintain the same it it's in the same general area. Like you said, it's it's it is moved further back. Um, but we're probably 3/4 of the way back um through the house. So, it's in the general area, just further back. >> All right. I'm going to open it to the
board if they have some questions. But the footprint is the same size of the structure >> um of the existing structure. No, the footprints it is a little bit larger than the existing structure. Um it's got a you know two-car garage and whatnot, but it's
>> So the house doesn't have a garage now, but it will have >> No, I don't. No. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yep. >> Any other questions? >> Any other >> questions, Mr. >> Um Okay. Um, for the foundation, is that
you're going to pour a new >> Yeah, it'll be a 10 in. I'm sure. >> Yeah. 10-in concrete foundation. >> Okay. And when you say there is going to the foot's going to change a little bit, but it still is within all the step back. >> It does. Yeah. It conforms to the only
the the obvious the two non-conformities are the um um existing the square footage and the um frontage. Those obviously we're not changing those, but >> changing. Yeah, we are fitting the home within the current setback. So, as of right now, the the you know, the
sideyard setbacks um 20, we're 17 and 16, front yards 40, we're 41, rear yards 20, we're 114. So, we've met everything to the best that we can. >> Okay, good. Okay. >> May I ask you to repeat your name for
the record and your address? >> James Venincen Casa. V E N I N C A S A >> Great. And your address, sir? >> 118 Turnpike Road,
Sweet 200, South Bro, Mass, 01772. >> Thank you. >> No problem. >> Okay. Um, if no other questions, is anybody from the public would like to speak? Seeing none,
I'll bring it back to the board. Um, I would like uh any comments, questions, or a motion. >> I guess just since you you asked, I I couldn't find it in here, but I think there was one print that actually it kind of showed the new house was going
to be the front of the new house is going to be like almost a little bit past the back of the existing house just as a a reference. >> Oh, okay. >> I have a plan. If you want to see one, I can. >> I did. I have it somewhere. >> Oh, you do. It's in here. >> Yep. No problem. No problem.
>> I couldn't pull it out when I wanted it. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Anything else? >> I just want to say good luck and um >> Thank you. >> Uh it's nice to update and upgrade and
um >> something new is always nice. >> Yes. >> And when you're also bettering the property, >> Yeah. Yeah, it makes an improvement. >> It's a big improvement to to the neighborhood, I think, from what's there to what, you know, Mike's going to build for his family.
>> If there aren't any other comments, I'll make a motion to approve. Please do. >> Second motion. >> Okay, I have a motion and a second. I'll call for a vote. >> I >> I >> I >> and I. >> Thank you, board. Have a good night.
>> Is approved. I do have one more reading I have to do for you. >> Okay. A 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 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 no 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 superior court 20 days after decision is filed with 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 and the special permit shall lapse within two years unless
unless substantial or use has cons uh of construction has commenced with that. Good luck. >> Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you. Okay. Is it 7:30? >> Was the second?
>> No, 7:15. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. And with that, we have uh another application. You want to read that, please? >> Sure.
The next application is concerns the location at 40 Summer Street in Lunberg. The owner of the property is Michael P. and Peter M. Kelly of 626 Northfield Road in Lunenburgg. The applicant is Eric Quintana Yloa
of 706 Lancaster Street, Lemonster, Mass 01453. Project address again is 40 Summer Street. The assesses map is 115 parcel 7 and the project description is as follows. We are currently located in Lemonster and have been in this location
for over 3 years. We decided to look for a larger space and that's why we rented the property. Currently, currently we have a license for 40 60 cars in Lemonster. We are a dealership specializing in the sale of used vehicles purchased directly from recognized auctions in the United
States. We pride ourselves on working with transparency, but above all on providing excellent service and quality to our customers. The question and answer section is as follows. Please describe how the proposed action will prevent conditions that are injurious or dangerous to the
public health or unduly hazardous because of traffic con traffic conditions, danger or fire of explosion or explosion. The reply, we will work with the highest quality standards, maintain a clean, safe, and reliable area. Therefore, we do not anticipate
any danger to the area. B. Please describe any material adverse effects on the land and buildings in the neighborhood or on the amenities in the neighborhood. No adverse materials. Please describe how the proposed use or activity will operate with reasonable regard for order and unsightliness if an
open use. The reply, "If approved by the department, we plan to maintain the same standard as our current location with operating hours from 9:00 am to 7 pm Monday through Friday and 9 to5 on Saturdays, offering vehicle sales with personalized and professional customer
service. D. Please describe how the proposed action will reduce andor prevent noise, vibration, dust, odor, heat, or glare at lot lines in amounts clearly detrimental to the normal use of adjacent properties. The reply, we will maintain the aforementioned business hours and we
understand that this is a busy area with many businesses. Therefore, we understand that none of our operations vehicle sales will affect any business or property in the area and any information relative to the applicable section of the Lunberg
Code of Lunberg. And the reply was maintain the area clean and safe and work in accordance with city regulations. And attached is the list of abutters all to whom were notified two weeks prior to tonight.
And there's um a narrative from the applicant. Unique Motor Group USA, Inc. was founded approximately three years ago. A business that my wife Maj Majro Mary Joe Garcia and I acquired with the goal of providing unparalleled
customer service and becoming known for our loyalty and quality. Our greatest dream is to grow according to God's will and to continue working with integrity as we have done until now. We envision a dealership that honors its words and serves both the American and Hispanic communities which are often targets of
deceptive practices like those we have witnessed elsewhere. We are currently located in Lemonster where we have operated complete transparency and we are seeking a larger location which is why we decided to move to this property in Lunberg. We currently have a license for 60 vehicles and two employees in the
sales department. And attached is the business certificate from the city of Fitsburg for property located at 48 Cully Street and the proposed layout for the cars um on a site plan. And that's all, Mr. Chairman.
>> Thank you, Lisa. You're welcome. And with that, I would invite the applicant to come up to the mic. Hi, >> good uh good. Yeah, afternoon. My name is Andy Ramos. >> Hi, my name is Mary Joe Garcia.
>> Okay. >> Um so the one that we submit is uh the 50 cars one and also we made one for 17 cars. We we think it might fit um 17
cars in there. >> How many? >> 17. >> 70. 70 >> 70. >> Yeah. So, um we will like we will rent that property because we would like to move there because there's more space for us and we think that property is a
busy area. So, which is good for us. >> Mhm. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, right now there's a planning for 50 cars license. >> 50? >> Yeah. That's what we have on the >> Yeah, I was going to say the the the largest amount that was ever asked for
there to this date has been 60 >> 60. >> And that was on the contingency that he said that what he was going to do was pave the rest of the the area to the left of the building that made it because I know that the grassy period's
there and the spring get all muddy and you really can't park a lot of cars here. No. >> So, uh, and I don't believe we even approved that, but we're going to hear you out. So, >> okay. >> I think you did submit a plan with your parking. >> Yeah.
>> Yeah, we did. Yes. >> Yeah. We can show if you permit me the 16 cars one. Uh, >> this is the one that we have. >> Yeah. >> This is the one that we talk about 17 cars. >> Okay. Yeah. >> You can see like the parking for the
clients and stuff like that. >> No. This is the one you guys have. >> That's okay. >> Looks very familiar. >> You've been in business for three years in Lemonster. >> Yes. >> Uh the Pittsburgh license. What was
that? Um that license is because um the person when I come he asked me that I need to have a repair shop which we have one in Fitzer it's our business. >> Okay. So that's your offsite repair. >> Yes.
>> Okay. All right. Have you just out a curio have you ever had any relationship with any of the dealers that have come into us before? >> Not in Lunberg. No. >> Okay. So you have had no dealings with
anybody that was >> not in Lunberg. No. In lemon. Yes. >> We have two business in Lemon. >> You have what? >> We have two business in Lemonar as well. >> Oh, you do? Yeah. >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. How many do you how many cars do you have in Lemonster for sale? Did you say?
So, there was licensed for 60, but there's an additional part to it. So, they cut it down to 34 because they had to do like the owner have to do a zoning and they didn't want to pay for it. So, that's when we started looking for a new spot like a bigger spot and that's when
we found that one in here in Lenberg. >> Okay. All right. And the last applicant that came into us, there was a number of them when there were issues with a lot of them. Um, so I'm trying to be a little bit more cautious here.
>> The last one that came in was asking for 30, guys. So that I'm just letting you know because that's your range. That's where, you know, one went with 30, one. >> Do you have that? >> What's that? >> Excuse me. That's the last granting.
>> Okay. Yeah, that just was the 30, I believe. Okay. Um, again, you know, I'm I'm sure one of these board members will ask you, uh, where do you get your cars? I know from auctions. >> We got a Mannheim, uh, American auction
in Delerica. That's a lot. >> We do a lot of online signs as well. >> Anywhere we can get cars pay >> around here. And we try to we try to stay local. So >> you try to what? >> Stay local with the auctions. Uh we have local sometimes, you know, buy in New
Jersey all over the place. Wherever you get the good prices. >> Okay. And how how do you do you lease them, finance them, go through a bank, buy them outright? >> Uh we finance them in cash sales. Um,
basic. No, we don't do any lease though, just finance. >> Okay. So, it's all financing. >> Okay. Now, I'll open it up to the board. I do have more questions, but I'd let the board have their questions. >> Um, when I counted the cars on here, it
comes out to about 83. >> Oh, we did that to be honest with you. We did that on Chai GPT. We did the thing >> like for the planning. >> Yeah. And and of course it's kind of unrealistic to have the cars parked.
>> You've got to have them >> with no way to even open the door. I mean, if I wanted to buy this car, there's no way you could get it out. >> I'll move all four of them. and >> um
>> yeah, but that that property it's more bigger than the one that we are right now. >> You have uh uh plenty of feet set back, I believe. >> Mhm. But have you um checked with the
fire station or police for area around so that if there's a problem they can drive to the side behind or around for any medical or fire problems on the >> We haven't checked with them that about
that but um if like the 70 cars would be like an issue to get the license for the 70. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. We stay with the 50. probably going to say 70 is happen. >> 70 is in my opinion a lot. >> Yeah.
>> Um I'd want you to make sure that you check um because even a 20 foot setback um that's barely a driveway if it's right next to your lot. I don't think a
fire truck or an ambulance for health and safety could get to someone >> or something towards the back or the side of either side of the lot. So, you might want to check
>> Yeah. Mhm. >> Definitely with both the fire and the police >> on that. >> Yeah, definitely. We're going to check that. >> Other questions, guys? >> Yeah. So, how you going to get these things on your lot? You going to put them on a car
transporter? >> What was that? >> You're going to put these things on a transporter and bring them to your lot. >> Um, we have plates from our other locations. Um, we're going to come everything new. So, we don't have like anything any cars bought under that name right now. So, everything every cars
that we that will be on the lot will be new to >> So, my question is you going to drive these things on the lot or they're going to go on a car transport? No, we're going to dry bars because we have dealers plates. >> You have dealer plates? >> Yes. So, we're going to use them to move it >> cuz as it is, I mean, with the 70,
you're not getting you're not getting a transporter in that lot. And with 50 with the customer parking and all this other stuff going on in your shack right in the middle of the thing, it's got and it's going to be hard to get a transporter in there and
can't be parking the car transporter on the street walking traffic. >> Yeah. Well, we're gonna move by ourself because with the deliver plates, we can move the cars. So, that's what we're gonna do. >> We buy them locally as well. So, we we
barely use like transport. Maybe like a we use a flatbed to bring one car, but not like those uh like 12 cars, nine cars. >> No, >> that we don't we don't use those. We probably probably we go to the auction, buy two or three cars. We drive the ones that are good. Maybe we'll buy one that
that is bad and that won't even go to that location and that'll go to the repair shop directly. >> All right. Good. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. >> Mhm. >> So, you're moving your lemons to operation to this location? >> Yes.
>> Um and you said you had how many cars and limits? >> We had 60. We had license for 60, >> but um there was an issue with the with the um with the location because of the owner. They wanted to do a planning on it and the owner wasn't they w they
didn't want to pay the money. So, you know, we had no options to get a bigger location because they cut the the license to 34. >> Okay. >> It was tight when when they cut the piece the other piece that we were renting, you know, we got it got tight
on us. >> Okay. Let me see just one more thing. >> Let me let me ask you this. How many cars do you sell a month >> a month? >> How do you limits the location or >> It depends, you know. Good. >> No, I know. I'm just averaging.
>> Average 15 around there every month. >> Okay. >> Good month. You can sell up to >> 30 35 >> maybe somewhere around there. Yeah. >> A good month. Bad month right now maybe
10. >> Maybe 10. >> All right. Okay. All right. Let's see what is anybody. >> We don't have We don't have that many options right now cuz our our license got cut down a lot. So >> the past month that they cut down the
license. Yeah. It's been >> Okay. We we felt that good now that the license because it renew um the first of this month. So, you know, you can't have 60 cars anymore. You got to have more than 34 less than 34.
That that's what we approved for right now. >> All right. Any other questions from the board? >> I think you might have al already answered this, but um so the the repair shop in Fitchburg, you're keeping that? >> Yes. >> Okay. So like a car that's not ready to
go goes goes there first. >> Yeah, that's what I like I said like we we usually buy like locally. So the cars is not good at the auction. We not like we don't we don't use the nine cars hauler. So we barely use like a flat bed. They pick it up and it's not even going to us. So we later on we're going
to drive the car in the lot when it's ready. >> Yep. >> And I take it with used cars. You must have all brands and >> Yes. >> sizes and Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going to read you a list of conditions, okay? And not saying, you
know, whether you're going to get this yet until we make votes and anything, but I want you I'm going to read it and you can just tell me if everything's, you know, if you got an issue. Uh, the amount of cars, I think we're
going to discuss that up here. So, the amount I'm going to I'll give you later. All vehicles that are for sale shall be ready and maintained inspections as required by the registry of motor vehicles. All automobiles must be placed 20 ft
from Summer Street. All loading and unloading of vehicles to be done off street for safety purposes. No parts, materials, tools shall be displayed or stored out of doors. No junk as the term is herein defined as shall be stored or
maintained out of doors as used herein. The term junk shall mean any work out cast off discarded articles or mater material which are ready for destruction or which have been collected or stored for salvation or conversion to some use.
The business hours for artle sales the car lot is 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Saturday is 9:00 a.m. to 5 oh 9. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Mhm. >> Uh the petitioner shall conduct the business at all times in in a manner so
as not to be offensive to the residential abutters which they're ways away but there are about it. Granting of the special uh special authorization shall issue to the b of the applicant and shall cease in the event of the
business being sold or sublet to another party. The permit will be subject to a periodical review by the boarding board or the zoning enforcement officer. If the restrictions noted as part of this granting of this permit are not adhered to or if operating in any way offensive
or detrimental to the neighborhood. This board would ask the enforcement officer to begin the procedure to send the permit. The petitioner shall abide by all requirements of the department of public works in the town of Lunberg in the state of Massachusetts with respect
to ingress and egress at the property. The petitioners must comply with the town of Lunenberg bylaw regarding signage signage in any lighting shall not be offensive to abiding properties.
So th those would be conditioned in your depending on you know what we do. So I'd like to bring it back to the board on here. What comfort where your comfort levels are with guys? >> I mean we all know this lot. >> Yeah, I know. >> It's been Yeah.
>> When um when did we grant the the 60? Was that >> recent? >> We didn't. >> Oh, that was just a >> It was a request. Request 60. >> Okay. I believe I don't remember what we brought down. I believe we brought it
down in the 60 was based on if he was going to pave that area. >> Mhm. >> And he never did. So he never let him. >> And this that we heard the meeting on the self storage in the next door to
this place too. Remember the last meeting for the self storage in the south? Yeah. So, it's going to be a lot of traffic in and out down there, >> right? >> Okay. Any feeling on counts. I mean I mean the thing is too I mean we
we'll discuss it but it isn't like you know if you if you needed whatever number and we lowered it but then you you know have a track record that you're running a good business and you got the space and we never had an
issue you can always come back and say I want to increase. Are you willing to um pave the area that's not paved to make sure that the cards will fit and comply with police
and fire regulations? >> Yeah, we can. >> Sure. >> Um we will agree on that. It would just if you know um it take us a little bit like about 5 months for us, you know. >> Oh, I know. It's winter time. You can't do it.
>> Yeah. You know, it's just like for us to go come in and you know, >> we are from the area, but you know, it's a new location and >> Right. Right. No, I understand you got if you're going to move, you got to get your cars there and you got to sell them. >> Well, we >> would you be comfortable with 50?
>> Yeah. Yeah, that's fine. You know, if we we're going to be good anyways for you guys. So, we'll come back later on and >> 50. >> Okay. >> Bring it. I think at one point it was either I don't remember if it was 40 or 50 granted and we had checked that area
out and seemed to fit. >> Yeah. Last time was last last round it was we were at like 35 >> last last time that someone came in for that same spot. We we granted 35. >> Yeah. Yeah. We did 35. >> We did 35.
>> Okay. >> So do you feel that we should go down to say 45? I would my personal opinion Mr. Chairman is we start 40 >> once they maintain their sight we get it back maintain their sight they can
always come back and ask for the extra 10 cards that's my opinion Mr. All right. >> How many did you say you were cut down to in Lemonster? >> We they cut they cut us down from 60 to
34. And we were, you know, we were super tight on the space. Well, the other space is smaller cuz there's um like houses and stuff around that. But like this one, you know, that's like a lot of land and stuff like that. >> Mhm. Patrick, you have anything?
>> I My only thought is if you're leaving because of 34, I I would just hate to say yeah, you can have six more spots. I mean, I my gut would say the proposed 50 and then, you know, if you guys wanted to
come back for more and, you know, kind of clean the back of the property up and use that, then talk about more. But um >> we're going to take we'll take the 50 then and we come back later and >> no >> when we recondition the lot. >> What minimum would you take? >> What was that?
>> What what did you say for number? >> Uh with a 50 that that's on the planning that you guys have now. And then you know later on when we recondition and get it get the business going and stuff like that then we do can do some pavement on it and come back and apply
for the other 20. I'm happy with um either 40 or 50 as long as >> I mean I'm flexible. >> Um as long as you comply with the fire and police. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Patrick, what are you comfortable with?
>> I I mean I know the property well now because I drive by it and we've had this in front of us. Um, so I mean I feel comfortable with this this plan here that was attached to it. Um, I'm just thinking for, you know, moving
the business and yeah, you know, having that 50 number and might just kind of help to, you know, have that little bit of more leeway. Um, because I'm sure you're going to be moving the cars over, probably still going to auctions, um,
and getting settled in. So just to kind of keep things, you know, legal, I think the 50 is a nice number just for that reason. And then if you guys come back in six months and talk about expanding or whatever, it
just kind of keeps keeps things correct, I guess, be my theory. you >> I'm good with the 50. But my only concern is that if there's no parking on the street to unload and load cars, >> as I read, >> yeah,
>> 20 ft back. >> Yeah, that's my only concern. >> And that is something that I've noticed whether it's new cars, used cars, they always creep because, you know, you want people driving by to see that car. So they
always seem to end up two feet from the road. Nowadays, everything is online, you know. There's there's barely people going around seeing cars and stuff like that. Everybody just online and stuff like that. >> Okay. But but that would be enforced or
I say it should be enforced. All right. I've heard 45 or 50. >> 50 is fine with me, Mr. Chairman. >> All right. You guys already said it's fine with you guys, so we're going to go with 50. Thank you. >> Thank you so much.
>> Uh although I haven't had a motion that we >> I'll make a motion that we grant the >> uh first I got anyone from the public? There's one gentleman there. >> His online. >> He can still speak if he'd like to
though. >> No. >> Anyone online? >> No. >> No. >> Can I just ask a question for clarity? the applicant, Eric Quintana. Is that >> That's him. >> You're going to be the owner of the property? >> Yeah. >> No, we both
>> Yeah, we >> I'm the owner of the property. >> I mean, and we I know the Kelly's own the property, but but you're going to have to get a license. >> So, the license is going to be in the name of Eric Quintana Loa. I'm sorry. I probably mispronounced it. We are >> you. Okay. >> Yeah.
>> Just because if it's granted and then you go to get a license, it has to be the same. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, so you both are you partners in this? Is a partnership or is this your own? >> I'm his wife. >> Yeah. >> And we were his wife. >> We work together.
>> Okay. Yeah. All right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Please don't give us any trouble down there. >> Oh, no. Oh, no. You guys going to be >> Yeah. You guys going to be more happy. >> Trust me, you're going to be for a while under a microsc.
That's okay. >> All right. We have a motion. >> I'll make a motion that we grant the permit for 50 cars provided that they get authority from the police and fire
and all the F or red um conditions are maintained. >> All right. >> I'll second that. Okay. Any discussion hearing? None. Take a vote.
>> I >> I and I. >> Thank you. >> I got a little bit more reading to do. >> Um I'm sorry. I just want to know what we need to do next. >> That's what I'm going to tell you right now. >> All right. Thank you. >> Yeah. For the police and the fire
department. Uh just let them know what we got to do about that. >> You just have to go down the street here. >> Once once you go through though, get go through the selectman. get, you know, your paperwork, make sure everything's in order. Ask them to,
>> you know, just do a inspection. >> Yeah. Make sure they approve the fire lane uh for both. >> Okay. >> And that's basically it, you know, cuz you know, for ambulance purposes, for health and safety of the any personnel
or anyone else on the property. >> All right. No problem. >> Yeah. I'm going to do keep doing questions because You want to wait and >> I got to read this. >> All right. Thank you. >> The 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 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 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
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. The special permit shall lapse within two years unless uh the business has uh begun. And with that, we wish you good luck with your cars
and business in Lunberg. >> Yeah. And welcome to Lunberg like >> Thank you so much. >> All right. Thank Did you understand that? Do you have any questions on your next moves? >> Um, >> you know, you have to go to the the the licenser from the uh selecting the
board, right? >> Already submitted. >> So, what'll happen is once the decision is rendered, it gets certified at the town clerk's office. You will get a copy. They'll upload it to the >> portal
>> to the portal and you'll see it. Then there's a 20-day appeal period. So, anybody who didn't come tonight who maybe, you know, they could appeal the decision, obviously, there wasn't anybody in the audience that was against the
petition. Once once you have that 20-day appeal, then you can go ahead and apply for your licenses. >> All right. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Wow. >> Good night, guys. Thank you. >> Good luck. >> Okay. Yeah.
>> Um, on the agenda tonight is about Hans and uh, if you want to read that, Lisa. >> Absolutely. The last item on the agenda is the um is as follows. This is dated January 14th and this is to the Lunberg Select Board.
Please accept this letter as my resignation from the zoning board of appeals effective immediately. I want to thank this board for giving me the opportunity back in 2005 to uphold the protective bylaw of the town and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts zoning act. During these 20 plus years, I've
had the pleasure of sitting in on hundreds of hearings, some easy, some tough. I've had the pleasure of serving under three chairman and working alongside numerous members and associate members during my tenure. I would be remiss if I didn't recognize the three individuals whom I worked with the
longest on the board. Lisa Norman, Alfred Grall, and James Bzikausski. I am indebted to them for their wisdom, guidance, and help over these many years. To the current members, keep up the good work. It does not go unnoticed. Lastly, I encourage citizens to get involved in town government, whatever
your passion. There is a board that could use your help and expertise. My time on the board has had a profound impact on my life, and for that, I will be forever grateful. Thank you respectfully, Hans Wentr. >> Very good. Thank you, Lisa. >> You're welcome. >> Yeah. And with that, I want to personally thank Hans. We I worked with
him for many years on this board. >> He very knowledgeable. He was a big asset to this board. He looked out for the interest of the town and the applicants. Um so it was a pleasure to work with him for all those years. And um I know that he has a different
situation now and has actually moved out of town. So again, um, one of the things he mentioned in that is about volunteering. I don't know if anyone's watching, but we will have, uh, a couple of openings for, um, if you would like
to, uh, join the board, you have to fill out a job bank application and then, uh, check off the zoning board of appeals if that's what you're interested in. And like we say, we do have uh, two associate uh, seats open.
With that, uh, I think we can call me. >> Uh, I'd like to say thank you for submitting the application for, uh, his resignation. And thank him for his service, too. And
with that, I'll make a motion to adjourn. >> I will second that. >> All in favor? I >> I >> Well, that this meeting is adjourned.