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Page 4. <br /> Mr. Sherman continued with a reading from Regulation 29, section B. He <br /> recommended putting this on hold to give there a chance to consider a plan to <br /> reduce the scope of altred land and increase the buffer strip. It is a very <br /> large house. <br /> Mr. slavinsky stated the way he reacts the table, the o' buffer strip, <br /> minimum of 3 ' buffer strip, seems to be useless unless it is 165'. M . <br /> Sherman stated it does not say useless, in actuality, if the environment were <br /> to be preserved, Mashpee wouldn't permit any more houses, but there is <br /> ample evidence that increasing the buffer strip does increase mitigation. I <br /> the buffer strip is increased, the nitrogen will decrease. Mr. slay insky stated <br /> if he rums the program that Mr. Sherman n has from the Cape Cod Commission <br /> on nitrogen loading, he would take a treed lot, cut down eery tree and pave <br /> it, that program says he decreases nitrogen. Mr. Sherman stated the <br /> program has a built in flava that benefits the builder. <br /> Mr. Hughes stated if the Commission wanted a smaller house, he could do <br /> that. He asked chat would be acceptable? <br /> Mr. Rosenberg suggested moving the house back. It is o' from the road and <br /> only o' from the top of bank. He suggested they swap it or move it up 29' to <br /> the road. <br /> Mr. Hughes stated the original drawing used was too close to the road., the <br /> garage was too close to the road. Their intent is to get as close to the water <br /> s they can; everyone along the street is closer. Mr. Sherman stated they <br /> went in prior to the regulation. <br /> Mr. wollenhaupt suggested moving it back 10' to the road. <br /> Mr. slavins y stated they could change the architecture of the house. <br /> Mr. Hughes stated it is a waterfront lot and he can hardly see the water. <br /> Mr. Sherman stated vista pruning could be accommodated at a later date. <br /> Mr. sla insky stated they will reconfigure the house. <br /> There was discussion of taxes owed. Atty. Alex Watt was present and <br /> advised taxes will be paid subsequent to the Commission's decision. <br /> Public comment: none. <br /> Tune 1999 <br />