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Home My WebLink About0700 ATTUCKS LANE • • PI • 700 ATTUCKS LANE • NORH BAY PROF. BLDG. 700 d47TUCf(S ---N w3ai rR ,BiC%. 0 0 0 .._ � .,e.-..:. ". _r::4 ' � _.�..,.�.Wa�Wc:Jtilh"r�.:.iKdi:..ur._ ..... .:� - - � tiP�`E FtRFo, . BARNSTABLE FIRE DEPARTMENT ENT =y' S�Pg`�S"F � 3249 Main Street—P.O. Box 94 sue:� o•• sm'. 1927 ;'-+ Barnstable,Massachusetts 02630 •. gssgcs :. 508-362-3312 FAX: 508-362-8444 Robert M. Crosby Glenn B.Coffin FIRE CHIEF DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF rcrosby@barnstablefire.org gcoffin@barnstablefire.org May 10, 2004 Mr. Roy Catagnani, PresidentC py ConSery Group, Inc. PO Box 278 Sagamore Beach, MA 02562 in,. • °('''/ '/(3 0 6( * rY Dear Mr. Catagnani Y I amifn""``ise`c,elptof youryletterwte"d June 6gko*whichAwas received in this office on�Mvay�7 =20Q4 ygjg p r�camunderstanci our to weageernln, `the s rinkler � '' eand - � . - coverage,abov, below the acousticalricelling tiles While this'makes perfectly good sense�i'n considenn the latitude�o�f constructgionbmater-gals 'it requires a *' t 9 .Xi ��-#p , 5,.asii. E�T'3`s'"� T ?'qyv� more specifrc—definition In.!o der fo this d partr-;r,,ien orpass�nithe£plan review to the building department;I willrrequi�re a~-letter arnd s•pEecific calculations from the Fire Protection Engineer stating that;the addition aI sprinklers will be supported by the system presently in place within-the building Upon-receipt of-these calculations and a letter attesting that the system will accept the additional sprinkler coverage/load, I will issue sprinkler permits and will advise the Building Department that our plan review is complete. Should you have-any questions, please feel free to contact me. . Sinc e i , putt' of • 1-Thomas Perry, Building Commissioner 1-Chief Robert M. Crosby www.barnstablefire.org A ' NSTABLE FI.' E DEPARTMENT y,' pBLlg ••5�: Q,'�5� Q yFo 3249 Main Street—P.O. Box 94 =m', 1927 , Barnstable,Massachusetts 02630 508-362-3312 '.-ISSACHUS • FAX: 508-362-8444 Robert M. Crosby Glenn B.Coffin FIRE CHIEF DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF rcrosby@barnstablefire.org gcoffin@barnstablefire.org May 5, 2004 C 0 E?%/(7 Mr. David J. Vachon Consery Group, Inc. PO Box 278 Sagamore Beach, MA 02562 � �X r Af Dear Mr. Vachon: l 4 2 51 9 g7•�3itt, y � � :�,, :f gy Yx il �'f�''°4�7 „4tAlt 4�-" y . 'z -- 4144: I am laorecelpt ofi your letter°dated May a, 2004 wherein yduldescnpe the . ��`� K '� ter,�✓' t W,i.�. protection ofcombustibles rn non ombustible spaces inaUnit,1-„C,,andr2G. In addition totyouri etter also received arcopy}of plans today for=unl 2 The plan states tha# sprinkler coverage wllLbe=above�and below the ceding* In addition, it H}, ,.. "y -•r:*i rrag'r"`.. ' i Xqd ;weE° -'±,' 'v is stamped andt.signed by y r F,,rre Protection Engineer} &thus point lwe now have two conflicting documents jThe letter datedIMay 3 2004"slgnred byhyou � "gam...c!g '"�v"F't. 35 7 � „�-�J�°<aw.� now is in conflict with the plans prepared by:your Fire=Protection Engineer. I would respectfully request that your Fire Protection Engineer•specify exactly what will be done in both units in order that we avoid a potential problem. I would also like to thank you for including the sprinkler plans with the unit 2C tenant "fit-out" plans. Sin e n, eputy ief • www.barnstablefire.org e of,�''I'yBAR, CAPE CODISSN H uuuuii tJ' ;--_ ,$r 3225 MAIN STREET \ til ti P.O. BOX 226 !g.0 `z. °5 BARNSTABLE, MA 02630 �ASS dS� (508)362-3828 CHUS FAX(508)362-3136 E-mail:frontdesk@capecodcommission.org TO: Town of Barnstable Town Clerk, Building Inspector, Conservation Commission, Planning Board, Board of Appeals, Board of Health, DRI liaison and Police Chief FROM: Kathie Harvey, Clerk of the Commission SUBJECT: North Bay Partners, Inc. Change of Use Determination Decision °IP 4DATE: May 3, 2004 �� Enclosed please find the Cape Cod Commission Change of Use Determination Decision for the North Bay Partners, Inc. project in-Hyannis, MA. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our office. °f BaR CAPE COD COMMISSION UoitjA —{ , 3225 MAIN STREET GD : P.O. BOX 226 ri { 6' '1\\ is BARNSTABLE, MA 02630 16, V,Z;; ;,".' . (508)362-3828 SACH1.3Sv FAX(508)362-3136 E-mail:frontdesk@capecodcommission.org Date: April 26, 2004 Applicant: Mark Grenier North Bay Partners, Inc. C/o Attorney Michael Ford 72 Main Street P.O. Box 665 West Harwich, MA 02671 Re: Change of Use Determination Project: North Bay Partners, Inc. - Hyannis Project #: CU-04005 Book: 15841 Page: 328 Land Court Certificate #: 167140 Plan(s): 33817(B) DECISION OF THE CAPE COD COMMISSION SUMMARY The Cape Cod Commission (Commission), through its Regulatory Committee, has determined that the project as proposed by North Bay Partners Inc., represented by Attorney Michael Ford of Stinson & Ford, which is described as the proposed conversion of a building at 22 Attucks Lane in Hyannis, MA, formerly occupied by a lithography business to professional office condominiums, does not warrant further review by the Commission. This decision is rendered subject to Section 3(f)(1) and 3(f)(2) of the Enabling Regulations. This decision is rendered pursuant to a vote of the Regulatory Committee on April 26, 2004. PROJECT DESCRIPTION The project under consideration by the Regulatory Committee was the conversion of an existing building at 22 Attucks Lane, Hyannis to eight (8) professional office condominiums. The site had been formerly occupied by a lithography company through 2001. Another company called Widax, which designed and manufactured Internet A 2 equipment, had sought to develop the building as an office technology center in 2002 but was unable to do so because of bankruptcy. ::•: The site was the subject of a Cape Cod Commission review•'(as'a Development of Regional Impact) in 1993. At that time, the building was 19,392 square feet in size, and On-Cape Lithographers proposed a 7,742 square foot addition and associated site work to accommodate additional storage and expansion of bindery operations. The DRI review resulted in the issuance by the Commission of an August 19, 1993 DRI decision with conditions. The project that was the subject of the 1993 DRI review never went forward. Also, in the time between occupancy of the site by On-Cape Lithographers and its ownership by North Bay Partners, a portion of the building was raised for construction of a second floor. As such, the square footage of the building was increased from 19,768 in approximately 2001 to 28,787 square feet (an increase of 9,019 square feet).The site is supplied by sewer. " PROCEDURAL HISTORY • On March 8, 2004, Commission staff met informally with Town of Barnstable staff and the applicant discuss the project: •On March 16; 2004, the applicant filed a Change'of Use,application with the-Comrnission.°On`April'8, 2004,'Corm ission'and'Town°of Barnstable staff met forrnallywith the applicant to discuss=the•project. On April-l2,'' 2004, Commission staff determined that the application was substantially complete to proceed to a public hearing. The Regulatory Committee held the public hearing on this project on April 26, 2004. Materials Submitted for the Record Applicant Cover Letter and attachments 3/16/04 Quit-claim. Deed . (part of Change of Use Application) Change of Use Fee (part of Application) Site Plans (large set and reduced size) (part of Application) Letter indicating receipt of information by Town 4/7/04 Letter indicating receipt of information by Town (2"d copy) 4/8/04 E-mail concerning site plan 4/21/04 Information on transportation issues 4/26/04 Certified Abutters List Cape Cod Commission In House Staff-Routing,Sheetefor the project ' - 3/22/04 E-Mail — Com'mission-Staff- Energy 3/23/04` E-Mail— To"Commission Clerk' Water"Company;' ` `3/24/04 E-Mail — To Town Project issues ' 3/24/04 Fax —Transmission of letter from public to Attorney Ford 3/25/04 Letter (and Fax Cover Sheet) deeming application complete 4/12/04 Change of Use Decision—North Bay Partners, Inc. —Hyannis—4/26/04 r 3 Cape Cod Commission (continued) Fax (and attachments) to Attorney Albert Shultz 4/13/04 Letter- Proceed at your risk 4/13/04. Staff Report 4/21/04 Letter- Staff Report to Attorney Ford 4/21/04 Fax Cover Sheet - Staff Report to Attorney Ford 4/21/04 Copy of Sections of Enabling Regulations Hearing Notice Agenda - Regulatory Committee (for 4/26/04) Town of Barnstable and Other Public Entities E-mail - Scheduling Meeting with Staff 3/24/04 Letter- Deputy Fire Chief Coffin - Concerns about project 4/9/04 Letter- Barnstable Planning Director- General comments 4/12/04 General Public Letter- Concerned Citizen - Expresses concerns about project 2/13/04 The application and notices of public hearings relative thereto,the staff reports, exhibits and correspondence, the transcriptand,minutes of hearings and all written submissions received in the course of our proceedings including materialssubmitted with.file CU-04006 are incorporated into the record by reference. • JURISDICTION The proposed project is subject to review by the Commission, through the Regulatory Committee, based on Sections 3(f) and 4(b) of the Enabling Regulations (as revised September, 2002). TESTIMONY The Regulatory Committee of the Cape Cod,Commission held a public hearing beginning at 9:30 AM on Monday, April 26, 2004 at the-Commission's office at 3225 Main Street in Barnstable MA. Mr. Ansel opened the hearing for the Change of Use for North Bay Partners at 9:35 A.M. Mr. Platt read the hearing notice. Mr. Dorr Fox, Commission staff, explained the change of use regulations. Ms. Andrea Adams presented the Commission staff report. She explained that the staff recommended that the Commission review the project as a DRI for transportation and hazardous materials impacts. Mr. Cole noted that it was uncertain whether there would be,hazardous materials- impacts and suggested that the Commission not review this topic for the project. Ms.. a. Adams noted that the project is within a Wellhead Protection.District/Zone II and if the Commission reviewed this issue, conditions could be placed on it to protect the groundwater. Mr. Ansel stated that he agreed with Mr. Cole, and questioned whether the units would be sold as condominiums. Change of Use Decision—North Bay Partners, Inc. —Hyannis—4/26/04 4 Atto:rneyiMichael: Ford_gavelheapplicant's:p`resentation: ,He explainedthat_'the building previo"usly,hoesed On=.Cape`..Lithographers: The building was bdnvertedtdfoffices to' `.' house a-company named Widax, but was never'occupied. An addition:was completed and the applicant was intending to lease the building for professional offices, including medical offices. He stated that the overall increase in impacts did not warrant DRI review. He noted that the physical appearance of the building has been improved and that the hazardous materials on the site have decreased. The applicant stated that he believed that the transportation infrastructure in the vicinity had been improved, and the traffic in the area had decreased because,there-are several vacant buildings. Ms. Taylor inquired about hazardous materials associated with X-ray machines and mercury thermometers. The applicant responded that he did not know the answers to Ms. Taylor's questions. Mr.. Cole noted that there was a large discrepancy in the traffic generation numbers- submitted by the applicant and the Commission staff. He.quetioned,how the Saturday peak hour trips could be so high. Mr. Tim Boesch, Commission staff, explained that there would be major transportation impacts from the project. He noted that the adjacent intersection may need to be reconstructed in-the future arid the medical:offices could be open on Saturday. 0 Mr. Glen Coffin, Barnstable Deputy Fire Chief, requested that the Commission require devices on the signals that would change traffic lights for fire and other emergency vehicles. Mr. Ford stated that the applicant would discuss this matter with the fire department. Commission members questioned whether the Commission had jurisdiction over the project. Mr. Fox and Attorney Margaret Callanan,Commission Counsel, stated that the. Commission did have jurisdiction over the project. Attorney Callanan explained the change of use process. Mr. John Harris stated that he did not find that there would be greater impacts from the proposal in comparison to the previous use on the site. Ms. Susan Kadar, Mr. Broidrick and Mr. Cole stated that they agreed with this position. Ms. Kadar moved to allow the project to proceed without further Commission Development of Regional Impact (DRI) review. Mr. Broidrick seconded the motion'and it was unanimously approved. Ms. Kadar moved to close the hearing at 10:25 a.m. Mr. Frank Hogan seconded the motion and it was unanimously approved. Change of Use Decision—North Bay Partners, Inc. —Hyannis—4/26/04 5 FINDINGS °The:.Commission:,:.through the Regulatory. Committee;has.considered the Change°of Use application of North Bay:Partners, Inc., asirepresented by Attorney Michael Ford, for the proposed conversion of the On-Cape-Lithographers building at 22 Attucks Lane in Hyannis, MA into eight professional office condominiums. Based upon consideration of such application, and information presented at the public hearing and submitted for the record, the Commission, through the Regulatory Committee, found that the project qualified for no further Commission review because the overall impacts of the proposed project were found to be not more detrimental than .those.ofsthe immediately prior use. . • CONCLUSION Based upon the above finding, the Regulatory Committee concluded that as proposed, the project may proceed without Development of Regional Impact review. avid Ansel,;Chai ;,Regulatory Committee Date Commonwealth of Massachusetts . : ' Barnstable, ss. On this % day of , 2004, before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appearedi , "� ' • }s proved to me through F✓ satisfactory evidence of identification, which werei,et.„. , !.' - !; to be the v/ 31 1 person whose name is signed on the preceding or attached document, and acknowledged to me that signed it voluntarily for its stated purpose. eo Notary Public Commonwealth of Massachusetts OFFICIAL SEAL My IP`)mmission expires: /. . DORA STEVEN FOX r aN NOTARY PUBLIC - MASS: f, '1r4iL BARNSTABLE COUNTY My Comm. Expires April 11, 2008;; Change of Use Decision—North Bay Partners, Inc.—Hyannis—4/26/04 4.14%3/20U4 11: 31 50843086,32 ` F1t ISUNAtkDF URD PAGE 62 Aar-30-04 07:23 Fran-CAPE COD OMISSION 508362313E T-503 P.01106 F-00I CAPE COD COMMISSION 3225 MAIN STREET 12,0.SOX 226 6ARNSTABLE,MA 02380 (508)3824828 FAX(500 382-3138 E-mail:Aadams®capeaad.ommission.org TELECOPIES/TRANSMI T'TAL COVER SHEEN' DATE: 11 °1°'1 PA6E5: (including this page) TO NAME: A ri I' . ► tOrd NAME: Andrea Adams FAX ' os-L ,3�daa FAX #: f508) 362-313.6 LOCATION:51741 '_" t GC cLLOGATION: Cape Cod Commission PHONE: '( -II-III= PHONE: (508) 362-3828 Attorney Ford: (,bs Following this cover sheet is a copy of the April 26, 2004 Regulatory Committee's decision concerning the North Bay Partners project at 22 Attucks Lane in Hyannis. An original of the decision will fallow in today's mail. Please contact me should you hove any questions. :PLEASE CALL (508) 362-3828 IF YOU DO NOT t ECE3 VE ALL OF THE . SPECIFIED PAGES. THANK YOU. U4 �1 JLL. i.3J;:.i_iU4 11:j1 U�J4.U 3bb2 J 114I�,UtJi;l iDf-URD PAL:. i3:3 Apr-30-04 07:23 ^rom-CAPE COD COMMISSION 5083BZ3135 T-503 P.32/D6 F-081 ,°b"s``'Q4,. CAPE COD COMMISSION Os11 E 3225 MAIN STREET i' I8 P.O.BOX 226 BAANSTABLE,MA 72630 9 (505)352.3028 �sAC}It3s%, FAX(508)362-3135 E-mail;trontdeskecapecodcornrnission,orb Date: April 26, 2004 Applicant; Mark Grenier North Bay Partners, Inc. C/o Attorney Michael Ford 72 Main Street P.O. 13ox 665 West Harwich, MA 02671 , • Re > Change of Use Determination Project: North Bay Partners, Inc. - Hyannis Project#: CU-04005 Book: 15841 Page: 328 Land Court Certificate #: 167140 Plan(s): 33817(B) DECISION OF THE CAPE COD COMMISSION SUMMARY TheCape Cod Commission (Commission), through its Regulatory Committee, has • determined that the project as proposed by North Bay Partners Inc., represented by Attorney Michael Ford of Stinson & Ford, which is described as the proposed conversion of a building at 22 Attucks Lane in Hyannis, MA, formerly occupied by a lithography business to professional office condominiums, does not warrant further review by the Commission. This decision is rendered subject to Section 3(f)(1) and 3(f)(2) of the Enabling Regulations. This decision is rendered pursuant to a vote of the • Regulatory Committee on April 26, 2004. I" ERO .1Q R1 XION The project under consideration by the Regulatory Committee was the conversion of an existing building at 22 Attuoks Lane, Hyannis to eight (8) professional office condominiums, The site had been formerly occupied by a lithography company through 2001'. Another company called Widax, which designed and manufactured Internet t. • ;a j y I f5 Fi , U4/:3 is/2004 11. 31 .'_Ud4JUUbb2 �u 1NJIJNAND LIRD PAGE. U4 . APT-20-04 07:23 From-CAPE COD COMMISSION 5083628136 T-503 P.03/06 F-0S1 • 2 equipment, had sought to develop the building as an office technology center in 2002 but was unable to do so because of bankruptcy. }r, The site was the subject of a Cape Cod Commission review (as a Development of Regional impact) In 1993. At that time, the building was 19,392 square feet in size, and On-Cape Lithographers proposed a 7,742 square foot addition and associated site work to accommodate additional storage and expansion of bindery operations. The DRI review resulted in the issuance by the Commission of an August 19, 1993 DRI decision • with conditions. The project that was the subject of the 1993 DRI review never went forward. Also, in the time between occupancy of the site by On-Cape Lithographers and its ownership by North Bay Partners, a portion of the building was raised for construction of a second floor. As such, the square footage of the building was increased from 19,768 in approximately 2001 to 28,787 square feet (an increase of 9,019 square feel).The site •i Is supplied by sewer. PROCEDURAL HISTORY On March 8, 2004, Commission staff met informally with Town of Barnstable staff and the applicant to discuss the project. On March 18, 2004, the applicant filed a Change of Use application with the Commission. On April 8, 2004, Commission land Town of Barnstable staff met formally with the applicant to discuss the project. On April 12, 2004 Commission staff determined that the application was substantially complete to proceed to a public hearing. The Regulatory Committee held the public hearing on this project on April 26, 2004. Materials Submitted fgr the record Applicant Cover Letter and attachments 3/16/04 Quit-claim Deed (part of Change of Use Application) Change of Use Fee (part of Application) Site Plans (large set and reduced size) (part of Application) Letter indicating receipt of information by Town 4/7/04 Letter indicating receipt of information by Town (2" copy) 4/8/04 E-mail concerning site plan 4/21/04 Information on transportation issues 4/26/04 Certified Abutters List Cape Cod Commission in House Staff Routing Sheet for the project 3/22/04 E-Mail —Commission Staff Energy :3/23/04 • E-Mali —To Commission Clerk—Water Company 3/24/04 • . . E-Mail To Town — Project issues 3/24/04 Fax-Transmission of letter from public to Attorney Ford. 3/25/04 Letter (and Fax Cover Sheet) deeming application complete 4/12/04 ' Change of Use Decision—North Bay Partners, Inc.—Hyannis-•4/?0/04 04/30/2084 11: :31 50843008662 STINSUNANL.fi iRD PAGE 05 Apr-30-04 M23 Fraro-CAPE COD COI, iSSICN 5083623136 i-503 P.04/06 F-08I 3 Cape Cod Commission (continued) Fax (and attachments) to Attorney Albert Shultz 4/13/04 Letter—Proceed at your risk 4/13/04 Staff Report 4/21/04 Letter—Staff Report to Attorney Ford 4i21144 Fax Cover Sheet-- Staff Report to Attorney Ford 4i21/04 Copy of Sections of Enabling Regulations Hearing Notice Agenda--Regulatory Committee (for 4/26104) Town of Barnstable and Other Public Entities E-mail— Scheduling Meeting with Staff 3124/04 Letter--Deputy Fire Chief Coffin—Concerns about project 4i9/04 Letter—Barnstable Planning Director— General comments 4/12/04 General Public Letter—Concerned Citizen— Expresses concerns about project 2/13/04 The application and notices of public hearings relative thereto, the stuff reports, exhibits and correspondence, the transcript and minutes of hearings, and all written submissions received in the course of our proceedings including materials submitted with file CU-04006 are incorporated into the record by reference. • 1, SDICTICN The proposed project is subject to review by the Commission, through the Regulatory Committee, based on Sections 3(f) and 4(6) of the Enabling Regulations(as revised September, 2002). TESTIJKM The Regulatory Committee of the Cape Cod Commission held a public hearing beginning at 9:30 AM on Monday, April 26, 2004 at the Commission's office at 3226 Main Street in Barrstable.MA. Mr. Ansel opened the hearing for the Change of Use for North Bay Partners at 9:35 A.M.- Mr. Platt read the hearing notice. Mr. Dorr Fox, Commission staff, explained the change of use regulations. Ms. Andrea Adams presented the Commission staff report. She explained that the staff recommended that the Commission review the project as a DRI for transportation and hazardous materials impacts. Mr. Cole noted that it was uncertain whether there would be hazardous materials impacts and suggested that the Commission not review this topic for the project. Ms. Adams noted that the project is,wlthin a Wellhead Protection District/Zone Hand if the Commission reviewed this issue, conditions could be placed on it ,o protect the i • groundwater, Mr. Ansel stated that he agreed with Mr. Cole, and questioned whether the units wo uld be sold as condominiums. Change of Use Decision—North Bay Partners,Inc,—Hyannis—4./26/04 r 4 f; 04/30;2U04 11: 31 5084308E62STIHEON NL,FOR:LJ PAGE 06 ' Apr-30-O4 CT 24 From-CAPE COD C0MMISSION 506362313E 7-5S3 P.05/CS F-081 4 Attorney Michael Ford gave the applicant's presentation. He explained that the building previously housed On-Cape Lithographers. The building was convened to offices to house a company named Widax, but was never occupied, An addition was completed and the applicant was intending to lease the building for professional offices, including medical offices. He stated that the overall increase in impacts did not warrant PRl review. He noted that the physical appearance of the building has bean improved and that the hazardous materials on the site have decreased. The applicant stated that he believed that the transportation infrastructure in the vicinity had been improved, and the traffic in the area had decreased because there are several vacant buildings. Ms. Taylor inquired about hazardous materials associated with X-ray machines and mercury thermometers, The applicant responded that he did not know the answers to Ms. Taylor's questions. Mr. Cole noted that there was a large discrepancy in the traffic generation numbers submitted by the applicant and the Commission staff. He questioned how the Saturday peak hour trips could be so high. Mr. Tim Boesch, Commission staff, explained that there would be major transportation impacts from the project. He noted that the adjacent intersection may need to be reconstructed in the future and the medical offices could be open on Saturday, Mr. Glen Coffin, Barnstable Deputy Fire Chief, requested that the Commission require devices on the signals that would change traffic lights for fire and other emergency vehicles. Mr, Ford stated that the applicant would discuss this matter with the fire department. Commission members questioned whether the Commission had jurisdiction over the project. Mr. Fox and Attorney Margaret Calianan, Commission Counsel, stated that the Commission did have jurisdiction over the project. Attorney Calianan explained the change of use process. • Mr, John Harris stated that he did not find that there would be greater impacts from the proposal in comparison to the previous use on the site. Ms. Susan Kadar, Mr. Broidrick and'Mr. Cole slated that they aareacl with this position. Ms. Kadar moved to allow the project to proceed without further Commission Development of Regional Impact(DRI) review, Mr. Broidrick seconded the motion and it was unanimously approved. Ms. Kadar moved to close the hearing at 10:25 a.m. Mr. Frank Hogan seconded the motion and it was unanimously approved. • 1' change of use Decis;on—North say Partners, inc.—Hyannis—4/26/04 • • ,:-. ,04/ 0 2004 11: 31 50842,08bb2 SF1riSONNANDFORD PAGE 0 'Apr-30.04 OT:24 From-CAPE COD COMMISSION 503362313E T-503 P.06/06 F-O8' 5 Ftl`9DINGS The Commission, through the Regulatory Committee, has considered the Change of Use application of North Bay Partners, Inc., as represented by Attorney Michael Ford, for the proposed conversion of the On-Cape Lithographers budding ai 22 Attucks Lane ° in Hyannis, MA into eight professional office condominiums. Based upon consideration of such application, and information presented at the public hearing and submitted for the record,the Commission, through the Regulatory Committee, found that the project qualified for no further Commission review because the overall impacts of the proposed project were found to be not more detrimental than those of the immediately prior use, CONCLUSION Based upon the above finding, the Regulatory Committee concluded that as proposed, the project may proceed without Development of Regional Impact review. David Ansel, Ch •r, Regulatory Committee Date Commonwealth of Massachusetts Barnstable, ss. On this 4s2, day of. , 2004, before me, the undersigned ° notary public, personally appeared??4-L2-. - roved to me through satisfactory evidence of identification, which . ..-4,oto be the person whose name is signed on the preceding or attached document, and acknowledged to me that signed it voluntarily for its stated purpose. c-;)2 Notary Public. Commonwealth of Massachusetts _ _A-votilirraWission expires: _ OFFiciAL SEAL- • ._ DORR &TENS NOTARY f'U9LIG 1r1QA►SS. f�'�,r, -: t ' SARNSTABLE COUNTY �� My Comm. E .fires April 11, 2008 ti: .:* , Change of lime Decision—North Bay Partners, Inc.--Hyannis—‘#;2evo4 O� BA 6- 0,a { s,, CAPE COD COMMISSION O J� 3225 MAIN STREET P.O. BOX 226 BARNSTABLE, MA 02630 SA ;;mti�� (508)362-3828 ACHUS FAX(508)362-3136 E-mail:frontdesk@capecodcommission.org Fax and Regular MailJu',) th �i April 21, 2004 Attorney Michael D. Ford 72 Main Street P.O. Box 665 West Harwich, MA 02671 � Dear Attorney Ford: This letter is being sent to you as the applicant's contact person for the North Bay Partners Inc. project. Enclosed is a copy of the Cape Cod Commission Staff Report for the above-referenced project. The Commission's Regulatory Committee is scheduled to conduct public hearing on this project on,Monday, April'26, 2004 beginning at 9:30 AM in the Commission's office. Please contact me should'you have any questions concerning this letter, or the Commission's review process. Sincerely, 4. Andrea Adams Planner/Hazardous Waste Specialist Cc : File Thomas A. Broadrick, Director of Planning, Zoning and Historic Preservation, Town of:Barnstable Robin Giangregorio, Barnstable Site Plan Review om,Perry, Barnstable Building Cori missioner sM 4.. 9 CAPE (COD COMMISSION STAFF ('tJ E PO RT Project: North Bay Partners Condominium Change of Use Subcommittee: Regulatory Committee for Initial Change of Use Determination Staff: Andrea Adams — Project Planner, Hazardous Materials & Wastes, and Exterior Lighting Heather McElroy — Natural Resources Gabrielle Belfit— Water Resources Tim Boesch —Transportation Leslie Richardson — Economic Development Sarah Korjeff — Community Character/Site Design Date: April 21, 2004 Project Description The project under consideration by the Regulatory Committee is whether or not the North Bay Partners use of a property at 22 Attucks Lane in Barnstable should be reviewed as a Development of Regional Impact (DRI) according to the provision in Section 4(b) of the Cape Cod Commission's (Commission) Enabling Regulations. The property in question is the site and building formerly owned by a company called Widax Corporation, but formerly occupied and used by On-Cape Lithographers. According to information supplied by Attorney Michael Ford (see attached), representing North Bay Partners, Widax, a company that would have used the site as a technology center for design and manufacture of high-speed Internet equipment, took title to it in a deed dated October 31, 2002, but was unable to establish its use at the site. On-Cape Lithographers, a printing and lithography company, occupied and used the site for its business through 2001.