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TOWN OF MASHPEE PLANNING BOARD A meeting was held on January 5, 1972, at Mashpee Town Hall at 8:00 P.M. Members in Attendance: Earle Marsters, Chairman Richardson Jonas William Lehmann Members Absent: Arthur Koch Joesph .Delaney Mr. William Nye of Savory Engineering estimated that the proposal of a new zoning map with updated street locations of all existing streets would cost approximately $400.00. Mr. John R. Umina submitted a definitive plan under cluster zoning for a subdivision which will be an extension of Cotuit Corners. Mt. William Mills and Mrs. Marie Griffin attended from the Conservation Commission. They are investigating the possibility of the Conservation Commission assuming ownership of the Cape and Vineyard right of way which is to be left as open area under the cluster zoning proposal. Mr. Umina will provide the Commission with the details of the easement. Mr. Nye will investigate the ownership of Strawberry Lane to be certain that a 40 foot right of way can be provided. Mr. Nye took back the original Iet to enter street names and correct Strawberry Lane if necessary. The Form C was not submitted. The Fitch Brothers submitted a preliminary plan for 11 lots off Mashpee Neck Road boarding Shoe String Bay. The board recommended that the road be extended through the entire subdivision so that in the future it could be extended to be a through way. However, at this time they may provide a Cul-De-Sec at the end of the road. Beacuse this is a dead end road they will try to keep the grades to 6%. The Fitch Brothers submitted a plan for discussion, outlining a cluster zoning proposal off Mashpee Neck Road adjacent to Jack Bon Road. The area consists of 22.4 acres. There were a few cases where the lots did not bound the open space and were less than 15,000 square feet. They were told to either increase the lots to 15,000 or provide access to the open area. John Fitch asked if the roads fronting on Mashpee Neck Road would be released prior to completion of the subdivision. Because these lots do not conform with the normal requirements for this area the board stated that it would have to discuss the problem further and would notify the Fitchs at the next meeting.