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Town of Burlington DPW and Parks & Recreation Facility Site 1 10 Great Meadow Road Site 2 1-3 Great Meadow Road Great Meadow Road Sites Proposed Site 1 (10 Great Meadow Rd) Existing DPW Site 2 (1-3 Great Meadow Rd) Great Meadow

  1. Town of Burlington DPW and Parks & Recreation Facility Site 1 – 10 Great Meadow Road Site 2 – 1-3 Great Meadow Road

  2. Great Meadow Road Sites Proposed Site 1 (10 Great Meadow Rd) Existing DPW Site 2 (1-3 Great Meadow Rd)

  3. Great Meadow Road Sites Proposed Site 1 (10 Great Meadow Rd) Existing DPW Site 2 (1-3 Great Meadow Rd)

  4. DPW and Parks & Recreation Facility Site 1 10 Great Meadow Road

  5. Existing Site +/- 12,000 SF +/- 3,500 SF 10 Great Meadow Road

  6. Existing Buildings 10 Great Meadow Road

  7. Existing Buildings 10 Great Meadow Road

  8. Existing Stormwater Untreated Sheet Flow Stormwater Runoff From Site 10 Great Meadow Road

  9. Proposed Development Plan Site 1 10 Great Meadow Road

  10. Site Prep Plan Remove Existing Pavement & Demolish Compacted Gravel Areas Existing Structures Demolish Existing Structures 10 Great Meadow Road

  11. Proposed Site Plan PROPOSED DPW / PARKS & RECREATION FACILITY 10 Great Meadow Road

  12. Building Floor Plan 10 Great Meadow Road

  13. New Stormwater System DEEP SUMP HOODED CB’s OIL / GRIT SEPARATORS Overflow UNDERGROUND INFILTRATION CHAMBERS 10 Great Meadow Road

  14. New Stormwater System STORMWATER BASIN PARKING LOT DEEP SUMP HOODED CB’s 10 Great Meadow Road

  15. Knockdown Pad KNOCKDOWN PAD Overflow 10 Great Meadow Road

  16. DPW and Parks & Recreation Facility Site 2 1-3 Great Meadow Road

  17. Existing Site 1-3 Great Meadow Road

  18. Existing Site 1-3 Great Meadow Road

  19. Existing Site 1-3 Great Meadow Road

  20. Existing Stormwater Untreated Sheet Flow Stormwater Runoff From Site 1-3 Great Meadow Road

  21. Proposed Development Plan Site 2 1-3 Great Meadow Road

  22. Site Prep Plan Remove Existing Pavement & Compacted Gravel Areas Demolish Existing Structures 1-3 Great Meadow Road

  23. Proposed Site Plan PROPOSED DPW FACILITY 1-3 Great Meadow Road

  24. Building Floor Plan CANOPY 1-3 Great Meadow Road

  25. OIL / GRIT SEPARATORS New Stormwater System DEEP SUMP HOODED CB’s Underground infiltration chambers STORMWATER BASIN 1-3 Great Meadow Road

  26. Zoning

  27. SITE 1 (IG) SITE 2 (RO)

  28. SITE 1 (IG) SITE 2 (RO)

  29. SITE 1 SITE 2

  30. Zoning – 5.2.0 Density Regulation Schedule Site 1 - 10 Great Meadow Road Site 2 – 1-3 Great Meadow Road 9 ft 0.19 Conforms to Zoning Bylaws Special Permit Required

  31. Permitting / Approvals Required

  32. Site 1 - 10 Great Meadow Road - Potential Permits Required • Notice of Intent from Conservation Commission • Planning Board Special Permit for Aquifer District • Pre-existing non-conforming use (Section 4.2.0 Principal Use Regulation Schedule) • VSQG, Wash bay, Vehicle Maintenance, Diesel Generator, Maintenance Fluids (8.3.5 Uses & Activities) • Planning Board - Special Permit for Frontage • Pre-existing / non-conforming (Section 5.2.0 Density Regulation Schedule) • Planning Board – Special Permit for FAR • Maximum .15, Proposed .19 (Section 5.2.0 allows up to .25 with reduced trip generation during peak hours) • Planning Board – Special Permit Yard Adjoining RO District • Pre-Existing Non-Conforming (Section 5.2.0 Requires 37’, Existing 12’) • Planning Board – Approval of number of parking spaces • Based on type and nature of use proposed (Section 7.2.5.a) Site 1 - 10 Great Meadow Road

  33. Site 2 – 1-3 Great Meadow Road - Potential Permits Required • Notice of Intent from Conservation Commission • Planning Board - Special Permit for Principal Use Regulation Schedule • Pre-existing non-conforming use (Section 4.2.0 Principal Use Regulation Schedule) for Municipal Maintenance and Garage Facilities in RO District • Planning Board Special Permit for Aquifer District • Pre-existing non-conforming use (Section 4.2.0 Principal Use Regulation Schedule) • Planning Board – Special Permit for pre-existing / non-conforming front yard setbacks • Building Setback (Section 5.2.0 Density Regulation Schedule) – Required 25’, Existing 9’, Proposed 9’ • Planning Board - Off site parking within 200’ of lot (Section 7.2.0) • Planning Board – Approval of number of parking spaces • Based on type and nature of use proposed (Section 7.2.5.a) Site 2 - 1-3 Great Meadow Road

  34. Pre-Existing Non-Conforming Aquifer District Proposed Project will not increase danger of pollution. It will better protect surface and groundwater through: • New stormwater system with TSS removal and oil/grit separators • Increased covered storage for vehicles/equipment with floor drains discharging to sewer – not stormwater • Dedicated fluid storage room with above ground storage with spill containment system and monitoring system • Enclosed Washbay – discharge to sewer system – not stormwater

  35. Pre-Existing Non-Conforming Non-Conforming Uses and Structures Proposed Project will not be more detrimental. It will improve the premises, neighborhood, and environment through: • Replacement of old / deteriorated structures with new structures • Storage of vehicles, equipment, and materials will be primarily under cover vs. outdoors • Setbacks will be either maintained or improved • New stormwater system with TSS removal and oil/grit separators • Dedicated fluid storage room with above ground storage with spill containment system and monitoring system • Enclosed Washbay – discharge to sewer system – not stormwater

  36. Town of Burlington DPW and Parks & Recreation Facility THANK YOU

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