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CONSERVATION COMMISSION
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08/07/1986
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ASH EE CONSERVATION! COMMISSION <br /> { <br /> Meeting of August 7, 1.986 <br />, 4 <br /> PRESENT: V. Louise Behrman, Gertrude Ferriday, Carol Jacobson, March du o t, <br /> Mary Brown and Stephen VanTol . <br /> ABSENT: Elliot Rosenberg. <br /> A landscaping pl ars for Jack [dozes was presented to the commission by Stephen <br /> VanTol . There was a question of a proposed deck not formally shown on the <br /> plans. It was stated all natural materials will be used. <br /> Ms Behrman reported on the meeting with the Selectmen and the package of forms <br /> presented to them. The Selectmen made a suggestion that a special meeting be <br /> called with the Commission, to insure familiarization with the materials and <br /> also that a place should be available in -Town Hall for all forms to be picked <br /> up. It was noted they are available in the Town Clerk's Office, as well as <br /> from the Conservation Officer. <br /> The seventh member to be suggested for the Mashpee River Sub-Committee is <br /> Earl Mills Jr. A letter from the Conservation Commission will be sent t <br /> each member. <br /> The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. <br /> FOX RUN: Ed Donnelly , Planning Consultant with Cape Cod Survey presenting. <br /> . Donnelly stated that one of the reasons for their~ appearance tonight was <br /> to open a line of communication between the Commission and the owners and <br /> consultants . They will be coming before the Board with several tiers of <br /> wetland projects. There 1*.--) a total of approximately 380 acres ; 7 acres in <br /> Barnstable, 373 in Mashpee. They are proposing dwelling units 167 will be <br /> condos in three villages, the first between route 28 and Sampsons Mill Rd,. , �the second just south of Quinaquisset Ave, and the third south of Quinaquisset <br /> and westerly side of Quakers Run. There will be 373 single favi ly house lots , <br /> an 18 hole golf course and country club. They are looking at a water supply <br /> well and an on site sewage treatment plant. The wet lands on the site have <br /> been broken down into four categories ; the Santui t River, acture cranberry <br /> bogs , overgrown cranberry bogs, a series of shrub swamps , salt marsh and <br /> coastal bark along Shoestring Bay. <br /> They are going to set aside approximately 80 acnes of upland natural open <br /> space and 120 acre golf course which will include some open spaces . The <br /> width to each hole on the course is 250 f . , the fairway is 100 ft. and 25 ft, <br /> rough on either side, o 50 ft. beyond that will be natural open space, but <br /> is part of the golf course. <br /> They envision three tiers of wetland p mit applications . First for the re- <br /> habilitation <br /> - <br /> habilitation of the cranberry bogs located south of Quinaquisset Ave. This <br /> - application wi 1.1 be presented within days. This will be regardless of the <br /> Planning Board approval on any other~ thing in this project. That is a sep- <br /> arate issue from the development of Fox Run. The second tier~ will be after <br /> preliminary okays and they may wait until further along in the-special permit <br /> process will be for the golf course, which will be beyond the 100 ft. buffer <br /> setback from the wetlands a-yeas and will be adjacent to that 100 ft, buffer. <br />
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