ZB01-24-13

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Minutes of the meeting of January 24, 2013 
 
PRESENT: Paul B. Carroll, Chairman 
John S. Marini 
Gregory L. Pando 
Kevin Feeney, Alternate Member 
 
 Velma J. Coffey, Admin. Assistant 
 
7:02 PM 
Chairman Carroll opened the meeting at and read the agenda. 
Chairman Carroll noted that the Board received a letter from Atty. Suzanne Matthews 
Don McNeice – 71 Revere St – 50-12-SP-V 
regarding her client and his petition: 
to withdraw without prejudice. The Board made a motion to allow the petitioner to 
Voted 3-0 to approve. 
withdraw without prejudice. 
 
Chairman Carroll said that he would not be attending a hearing tomorrow (Fri. 1/25) 
regarding the Turtlebrook Condominiums. Chairman Carroll would not attend the 
scheduled meeting since they (Pequitview Condomini ums LLC) will be coming before 
the Board on February 14, 2013. 
Chairman Carroll read the continuations as follows: 
McCoy Realty is scheduled to come before this Board on February 14, 2013. 
Mark Thomas is continued to February 14, 2013 
Ronan Drury is continued to April 11, 2013 
 
SCHEDULED HEARINGS: 
 
H.T. Berry - 50 North St – 02-13-ENCB-Mod SPA-SP-V 
Petitioner would like to build an addition. Petitioner seeking Modification of a site plan, a 
Spec ial Permit for reduced parking and pre-existing non-conforming building. Chairman 
Carroll reads the Planning Board letter in favor of this petition. Present at the meeting: 
Atty. Paul Schneiders, CEO Henry Berry, Paul Maguire (facility mgr.) and Paul 
Brodmerkle, professional Engineer from Site Design Professional s. Chairman Carroll 
reads their petition. Atty. Schneiders read his proposal outlining what relief they are 
seeking. Paul Brodmerkle showed site plan with the new addition shown on it and what 
relief they are seeking on dimensional requirements. The addition will be 16, 270s.f.. 
The building is 80ft deep and it requires 20ft setback from the street line. The rainwater 
is collected and they recharge it. It is 100% recharged. The south side of the lot is for 
parking. Less than half of the 44 spaces are being used. They do not need more parking. 
No new employees are being hired. Mr. Brodmerkle showed a zoning plan which shows 
267 potential parking. They could do the 397 (per zoning) with underground parking. 
Mr. Marini asked if no more employees, w hy such a big addition. (It is warehouse, with 
a small office area). Atty. Schneiders said the petitioner has been in Canton for over 40