11/22/1988 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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Conservation Commission .November 2 , 19$8 'age 2. r addressed the residential on the second floor. # r. Burns asked why it is being brought up now if it can ' t be put i , perspective. They could be in very big demand and bring big prices but not offbrdable housing. Mr . Storrs stated that was 'true, market demand may increase the price. Ms Behrman asked what they consider aor-dab l e rent? Mr. Storrs stated your hell me; what is affordable? Els Behrman asked what they are target ing; there are state standards. Mr. Storrs stated they do not know at this point but will let the Commission know when available and stated they would appreciate any input. He advised they are also pursuing the approach of the outbuilding which could become a simple rental unit. The elderly could live in thissituation. Mrs. Simmons asked- if there are restrictions on the landlord as to- how h would perform. Mr. Storrs stated there coup be. They are develop- ing architectural codes and residential codes; that' s part of the process. The master plan is as a result of the Charette held this summer. Under the existinS zoning they can build some two Million plus square feet f commercial space. They do no"t feel that makes sense for Mashpee on that site. They are taping about down-zoning in mIxing the uses. He spoke two the question of a bridge over the Quashnet tying the two neighborhoods together . The areas surrounding the Quashnet is left as open s ac-e . The 14 acre Clawson parcel. is shown as open space. t Ms Behrman stated the hogs could be reactivated which would mean the use of herbicides and pesticides. Mr. Storrs st ted - y s, they could befi Perhaps they -could flood one or more o f these cells to use as a very shallow fond. 0 Ms ehrman stated also to looked " t is th,e problem .oI _p t ntia'l .l raising the river temperature noticably. 5 Mr. Storrs stated flow in and flow out would b cont fled. This could be use;d for' skating. He advised Angelo' s space size does not Breit the demands and ,they are looking to relocate them. Ms Behrman suggested moving them dower near the bicycle` Oath . pr opcsed to go to South Cape Beach on the north side of the }rotary* Mr.' Storrs advised thought has been _ given as to ha to. do -ith._-th'e. } rotary, perhaps eliminating one IeS and- t-urrting it into -four-way'. They would divert the traffic - that would come. up 'oe down Gr-,eat 'Neck' alo.68 - hlLs road to t'. -oralong a- roa . that weal run up and out Tonto28 through t'he Trout Pond parcel and 61i inate, Gr6at _.Neck from one, point.11. +' } to . anoter._ Mrs. Simmons asked i f it wouldn ' t take ' more sense toc nne tr_with , Job' s Fishing. A light will be _ne.eded- -at, some point.