11/9/2010 COMMUNITY PRESERVATION ACT COMMITTEE Minutes

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Co i i iunity Preservation Act Committee Minutes November 9, 2010 Andrew McManus—Pickerel Cove Recreation Area: (continued) when asked of the access road into the property,the Conservation Cornmission has conducted maintenance for emergency access. The read is paved, and as It gets closer to the water, it becomes a dirt road. Presently,there are no plans to re-pave the road, it is i good condition. Included in the CR, is the maintenance ance of 12 foot wide access ways from both Route 130 and Pickerel Cove Road. It was agreed the IFw would be consulted regarding the structural restriction of the CR as it relates to the possibility of obtaining running water and restroom facilites at the subject site location. Upon further discussion, it was agreed the application is amenable to be revised to increase the parking in Area B. The logistics of increasing the parking area may be a compelling ardent for restroom facilities The Conservation Agent agreed to discuss this ratter and the other questions that arose with the Division of Fisheries& wildlife. Mr. McManus was rcquested to submit-additional information to the Committee relative to the car-top associated to the canoe and kayak launch. Habitat_for HgpLamm-� 12 Fussell Road: Victoria Goldsmith and Don Dickinson were in attendance to discuss the CPA funding request of Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod for CPA fund=in the amount of $75-,000 to assist in the construction of ars affordable home on 12 Russell Road, Mashpee. It was noted the CPA to date has not expended funds to Habitat for Humanity for the purchase of land for affordable housing purposes. The question was asked if Habitat intends to purchase the land with CPA funds. Mr. Dickinson explained the land is anticipated to be acquired from John and Cynthia west owners of the parcel for$25,000. Presently, Habitat for Humanity is in the process of securing the property. A Purchase& Sale Agreement has been developed between the respective parties. Habitat anticipates the privately owned property would be secured in November of 2010 as grant funding has been applied for. If necessary, other Habitat resources would fund the purchase of the parcel. Mr. Dickinson indicated the hone would be deeded with an affordable housing deed restriction to maintain the home affordable in perpetuity, which would add to the Town's affordable Subsidized Housing Inventory.