Members present: Jon Warzocha, Acting Chair; Paul Currier; Nancy Teach; Duncan Coolidge, ex-officio; Art Urie; Lenny Caron, alternate appointed to Harvey Pine’s position.
Also present for duration of appropriate items: Roger Rodewald; Wayne and Brenda McDonald; Dave Powers, Andover Zoning Administrator
Completeness Review: McDonald’s Tanning Salon site plan review
The Board was unable to locate the application; therefore, the applicant completed a new one. The proposal includes six tanning beds, three stand-up booths, one spray-tan room, and a manicure/pedicure room. There is no public water system nor public restroom.
The facility will be approximately 1,200 square feet. Parking will be for 10 spaces plus one handicap space. The applicant currently holds a tanning license and is inspected two times per year by the Department of Cosmetology. Hours of operation will be from 11 AM to 7 PM, Monday through Sunday. A new sign permit will be needed along with a modified driveway approval by the State from the proposed driveway to the existing driveway.
The Board voted unanimously in favor of deeming the application complete.
Continuation of Public Hearing: Site Plan Review for Brenda and Wayne McDonald, with Roger Rodewald as agent, to operate a tanning salon in an existing building. The property is located at 279 Franklin Highway.
Zoning Board of Adjustment approval was previously received. There being no public present, the public hearing was closed. The Board voted in favor of accepting the application as presented pending receipt of State septic plan, DOT driveway permit; copy of license issued by the Board of Cosmetology, Barbering, and Aesthetics; sign permit; and an amended plan by Rodewald. Final approval once additional items are received by the Board.
Additional Items
A letter from Chip Hall with Cen-Com was received regarding adding an antenna to an existing tower on Flaghole and Humphrey Road for Liberty Electric. The Board reviewed the proposed addition and finds no issues related to access, bonding, security for removal of structural integrity, or appropriate camouflage of the proposed antenna; therefore the Board voted unanimously that a Site Plan Review is not necessary.