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4/30/1996 MASHPEE COMMONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Minutes
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MASHPEE COMMONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
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04/30/1996
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MASHPEE COMENIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE . _. <br /> MASHPEE MIDDLE L SCHOOL <br /> L <br /> APRIL 30 , 1996 <br /> I <br /> PRESENT : �p �o itr4okostas , ick Dermas , Marie <br /> a.r�ie Scalle �, Sohn <br /> Ferguson , Dennis Bal arini , Bob Whritenour , � uti�.�e S ret r , <br /> Tom Pots , Margo Fenn, and Peter, Rini io , Selectman <br /> Doug Storrs and Alexandra G111is represented Fields Point . <br /> rr . Neitrokostas convened the meeting at f , <br /> Ir . Mitrokostas briefed the committee on the meetincl of April 20 , <br /> 1996 and the discussion of fiscalanalysis . <br /> Mrs . Sca.l.iey distributed a list of information on townhouses and <br /> condo units and the students per acreage , v,,Thich was provided by the <br /> Superintendent of Schools . <br /> Mr . P aas ind.ic-Dated the number of total Hotel/Inas , excluding the <br /> number of students overall was 160 students in 400 units based on <br /> the price per unit . Using the Development Assessment Handbook bL. <br /> " , L . T . 'fas au ide , the study of cost per unit blended at a rate <br /> of . 4 was . being conser Fati l higher as a worst case scenario . <br /> The cornmittee agreed to up the cost study o $ 4 , 700 per student t <br /> 8 05 , 450 per student . Budgeted through the year 2002 was $05 , 4050 per <br /> student as a projected rate for 29 Mears . Savings will incur with <br /> Falmouth when students come to Mashpee and the bussing contract <br /> changes . When the question of net i prof e ent -to Ma hpee was. <br /> raised, 'Mr . Whritenour replied that based on a sliding scale o <br /> $1 , 250 , 000 a cost of o per Pupil should be added. The number <br /> will dei}fine and industry standards vs . town standards will be in <br /> the . 3 range vs . . 4 . Mrs . Scalley stated that if we take the tax <br /> mite up to 14 , it will increase revenue . The major cost to the <br /> town, debt services and operating oasts will be addressed at the <br /> next meet]- g . <br /> M r . I eras stated that we should stay with what we have , but add <br /> $500 to student cost s factored i for support o the high school . <br /> Mr . Potts stated that with the study, what percent ,Touid be rental <br /> if the higher priced unit was reduced, and would the rentals could <br /> e raised . He further stated that 1 of t)��e units must e <br /> subsidized or affordable as required by the Cape cod commission . <br /> Mr . Potts further incidat d that he ' d like to go with S6 , 000 per <br /> child, being very, generous . <br /> -P . Storrs stated that people love historical homes and that in <br /> trying for 20-24 units per year, h cannot envision more than <br /> building the 20 units per year . <br /> rs . Fenn stated that the prc ,jetted education cast ���a primary <br /> concern in addition to focusingon the municipal costs . e <br /> committee was still. concerned about 'ir}e and police protection and <br /> the costs to be incurred . <br />
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