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Page 6 <br />Minutes for the Meeting of October 29, 2008 <br />the Zoning Enforcement Officer. Mr. Zurlo asked to have surety to guarantee compliance with the <br />special permit. Mr. Hornig said the Zoning Board of Appeals would be in charge of the special <br />permit process. <br />?? <br />When calculations were done for the FAR, was the residential land included? If it was not <br />included, what would be the FAR? Mr. Nichols said yes it was included and he was not sure what <br />the difference would be if it were not included in the calculations. <br />?? <br />There should be no right turn instead of no left turn onto Spring Street. Send the traffic to Hayden <br />and Route 128. Get traffic off Spring Street for the safety of children, dogs and cyclists. <br />?? <br />The idea that traffic falls equally on all was ridiculous, the arterials get the direct impacts. <br />?? <br />It was amazing the lack of preparation, this was being rushed and no one had any answers. Mr. <br />Hornig said the Town Government works under the laws and different departments have different <br />responsibilities. <br />?? <br />What has been done to make the neighbors comfortable? Mr. Nichols said they have proposed <br />community benefits such as additional plantings and the trail easement for residents from Shade <br />Street to access to Hayden Woods. <br />?? <br />It was nice to add the trail, but the proposal would be taking away the view. The shades being set <br />on the timer for 9:00 p.m. would not be early enough. The flyover view showed the building <br />towered over neighbors and trees. <br />?? <br />Regarding the trees - how many are there and what are their current elevations? How long till <br />they reach their maximum growth and at the time of planting how large would they be? Mr. <br />Larson said the existing trees were 80-90 feet. The trees being planted would be 18-20 feet, <br />located at the corners of the buildings and at the atrium. <br />?? <br />Would cars be allowed in the fire lane? Mr. Nichols said no it was only an emergency lane. <br />?? <br />There has been noise pollution at 3:00-4:00 a.m., there was humming noises from the current <br />building. Mr. Nichols said the new building would comply with noise ordinances. The proposed <br />building would be newer and quieter and the mechanical equipment encased in a penthouse. <br />Recently some old equipment from the existing building was replaced and that may have solved <br />that problem. <br />?? <br />The Zoning Bylaw dimensional table allowed for three stories and 45 feet and here they were <br />talking about seven stories and the roof coverage should be 50% rather then 25%. Mr. Hornig <br />said the building could be 57 feet and 4 stories by the Zoning Bylaw definitions. <br />?? <br />What percent of employees would be from the north and why LEED silver and not gold or <br />platinum? <br /> <br />
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