12/13/2005 COMMUNITY PRESERVATION ACT COMMITTEE Minutes

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Community Preservation Committee Minutes December 1 ,2005 Public Hearin: The Community Preservation Committee agreed to schedule a televised Public Hearing on Tuesday, January 17, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. in conference room#1 of the Mashpee Town Hall. The purpose of the Hearing is to conduct a public informational meeting as directed by the CPC bylaw on the needs, possibilities and resources of , the town as they relate to historic preservation.recreation, affordable housing and open space. The date of the Hearing, January 17, 2006 is the next scheduled meeting of the Community Preservation Committee. Letters of Interest: To date,the Committee has received four letters of interest for possible funding. The Mashpee e wampano Tribal Council remitted a letter o interest to apply for funds to assist with the restoration of the Old Indian Meeting House. Gerald'C.mina,Algonquin Investment Trust submitted a letter of interest to consider a 7-8 acre parcel of land known as 53. Paywnps Road for its preservation. The'Town of Mashpee owns a piece of land adjacent to the Payarnps Road property. Dante R. Gallerani Real Estate of Sagore, IIA remitted a letter of interested to consider the acquisition of approximately 78 acres off Route 10 and bordering wakeby Lake. The land is presently owned by Saint Vincent's Home Corporation. A letter of interest was received from Leila Botsford,Mashpee Housing Authority seeking funding to construct four new wits of affordable, family rental housing located on property they currently own on Old Barnstable Road, llashpee. The property, Breezy Acres presently has six units of affordable,rental family housing. On behalf ofthe CPC Committee, the Chairman will submit a memorandum to the above referenced persons submitting letters of interest for 6mmunity Preservation funding. The application and notice of the Public Nearing will be included in the correspondence. It was noted that applications received by April 1, 2006 would be considered for funding at the October 2006 Town Meeting.