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S , `, TOWN OF MASHPEE SENIQ CENTER BUILDING COMMITTEE Minutes of the Meeting of January 9,2002 Attendees: Also Present: Iry Goldberg Steve Gorney Ed Adams Richard Cooke Betty Nichols Lynne Waterman Jean Noussee Irene Farwell Marty Henry Mike8ailey(Mashpee Enterprise rep) Art Weinstein Tom Fudala Wayne Taylor Chairman Irving Goldberg called the meeting to order at 1:30 PM. Jean Noussee moved and Marty Henry seconded the motion that the minutes from the 12/19101 meeting be approved as submitted. The motion was unanimously carried. Iry Goldberg, drawing upon the strengths of each individual, has assigned tasks for each commjttee member. Iry will discuss assignments with each member to en§iire they are in agreement. Should anyone wish to set up subcommittees to assist with their assigned tasks, they are encouraged to do so, making sure that Iry is kept informed of any such subcommittees. A copy of the assignments is attached to these minutes. Iry provided a packet of information for each committee member, which included the following items: 1) Conflict of Interest Law 2) Guide to the Open Meeting Law 3) Mashpee Community Facilities Plan 4) Senior Center Activities 5) Mashpee COA Space Needs for Seniors 6) Hyannis, Yarmouth, Middleboro, Duxbury and WestwoodgSenior Center Package k: The meeting was then turned over to Tom Fudala, Mashpee Town Planner, for a presentation to the committee of land sites currently available in Mashpee. Included in those sites were the following: 1) The 6.1 acre site adjacent to the current Senior Center. Just 4 acres are usable because of wetlands on this site. New development is permissible up to within 100 ft of the wetland area without requiring a permit from the Conservation Commission. Existing buildings could be utilized, parking expanded, as well as a new building constructed for a new Senior Center. Tom Fudala will do a gross layout to see how it would fit. 2) Mashpee High School site. There has been talk of use of this site for a new community center. This is a viable site for the Senior Center. 3) Nimitz property at the comer of Lovells Lane and Rt. 130. This site has a large hole and would be physically very hard to work with. 4) Land behind the Mashpee Town Hall. The Town is looking to save the site for an additional school when needed, at some future point in time. 5) A 60 acre site fronting on Rt. 28, off Sampsons Mill Road. Currently 113 of this is a well site for the Mashpee Water District. The town has leased a big chunk of the property for the VFW. Also the Town is looking at this site for ballfields, as it is good, level land. t 6) Keeler property off Red Brook Road, about 30 acres. Drawback here�would be Iodation—` it is off the beaten track.