10/4/1995 MASHPEE COMMONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Minutes

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• MAf- PEE COMMONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE r 995�"�•� .� IBJd d r October , ' ' . Nov 6 meet i n q of the Mash p ee CLzE MINUTES CE o-o nmo Advisory Committee was a 11 Order in Town Hall by Judy Mills on Wednesday, Cctctber 4, 1'395. at 5: 00 p. m. . Members Present : Judy Mills, Tom Potts, Dennis Bal a i n i , George Costa, Spy o Mitiokostas, Buy f f Chace, Douglas Storrs, Margo Fenn, Robert Whritenour . Also Present : Tom Fudala* ex-officio member ; Wayne DUChemin, Economic Development Cc�csrdinator , Mrs. Mills opened the floor to norninations for Chairman. MOTION made by Mr. Costa and SEC-:0NDED by Mr . Bal�ar i n i to nominate Judy Mills as Chairman. There were no other nominations and Mrs. Mills closed the f l ocir o nominations, ions, The MOTION WAS SO VOTED with Mrs. Mille abstaining. The Committee discussed what the compositic-fn of the Committee hcru l d be. The Committee agreed it shoul dn' t be too i arae and suggested t hey add representatives o f all 4 sections in town, and perhaps a fifth member at large. It was felt with these additional members it WOUld defray the sense that some �::ind of � deal is being CUt in the backroofn, and also keep the integrity of the r 1::&up. It was noted that John Ferguson, Nick Demas and Marie Sc a l l ey expressed an interest t o serve. It was agreed to advertise for interested people and the Board of Selectmen will elect the new members at their meeting in order to have the people on board for the next Ccimm i t t ee meet i n g . It was agreed that the schedule for meetings would be once mont h, with meet i nc dates � �f ��t��tb er 25, November i 5. and December 13, with all meetings beginning at 5: 00 and ending at 6: 30 p . , The Committee e discuca ed the goal for the Committee,. Mr . Storrs w y said the goal is to see if there could b e a broad c r-in c eneus through a meeting of the minds as to what Fields Penintys vision of the land is and what ' s the to nys vision, and see if they' re .in opposite pciles or if they' r*e one in the same l rf Storrs said in corder" t c, accomplish this they WOUld have to see how much t h e pUbl is really under clod the 1'E3 plan, and to reeducate the Public to start to gamin a ccinsensUs On the broad issues. He said they COUl d thea start tO of feCtUate that plan, which probably wOLL I d req U i rr a an amendment to the Zoning Bylaws. Mrs. Mills asked if the gclal of the C.:cimmitte is to write the -on ing rt