2005-DCPC DISTRICT OF CRITICAL PLANNING AND CONCERN

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or a statement of the secretary of environmental affairs that the . environmental impact report adequately complies with sections sixty-two to -sixty-two H, inclusive, of chapter thirty, and which development is 'constructed or is thereafter constructed in substantial compliance therewith. Section 22 (c) : The provisions of this act shall not apply to the grant of a development permit by a municipality or state agency for: the repair, upgrade, change, alteration or extension of a single family dwelling or an accessory structure, septic system or water well relative thereto, if such dwelling existed prior to July first, nineteen hundred and eighty-nine, unless such upgrade, change, alteration or extension is greater than twenty-five percent of the floor area of the dwelling. Section 22 (e) : This act shall not apply to: a lot or lots shown on a subdivision plan endorsed by a planning board prior to July first, nineteen hundred and eighty-nine, in accordance with section eighty-one V of chapter forty-one of the General Laws, if the planning board has released the security held by it to ensure completion of construction of ways and the installation of municipal services, as required by section eighty-one U of said chapter forty-one, prior to the effective date of this act. In addition, the County's DCPC regulations, (Chapter E, Ordinance 90-15, as amended) specify that Certificates of Occupancy for which all other municipal permits have been received may be issued during this first moratorium period. During this first short-term moratorium time frame (up to .45 days,) the Cape Cod Commission reviews the proposed nominated areaandthe reasons for its nomination. After this review, the Commission must either reject the nomination, or accept it and proceed with a full public review. • If the Commission rejects the nomination request, the DCPC is ended, and local - permit-granting authority is restored. • If the Commission agrees to accept the nomination request, it is on that date that the short-term moratorium period comes to an end, and the second moratorium period begins. The second moratorium- period continues in effect until the implementing regulations are adopted by town meeting vote. • During the second moratorium period, local permitting authority continues to be suspended, EXCEPT THAT THE TOWN CAN SPECIFY ON ITS NOMINATION FORM (UNDER ITEM #14) A LISTING OF DEVELOPMENTS IT WISHES TO BE EXEMPTED DURING THIS SECOND MORATORIUM PERIOD. Please note that the following developments are exempted from the Cape Cod Commission Act and therefore are exempted the second moratorium period. Cape Cod Commission Act Section 22 (b) This act shall not apply to any development which prior to July first, nineteen hundred and eighty-nine has received any one of the following: 8