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will be addressed by whatever is needed (road widening, <br /> additional traffic lights, etc. ) . <br /> Tom Sullivan, 19 Carlton Drive: Inquired what the <br /> Developer' s intentions would be if the proposed change in zoning <br /> is not approved by Town meeting. <br /> Mr. Chase responded the land is currently zoned Commercial, <br /> -1 . The plan would allow for forty thousand (40, 000 ft. ) <br /> foot commercial lots. He made reference to Route 28, west <br /> Yarmouth zoning. <br /> Beverly Kane, Compass Drive: Inquired as to a water Supply <br /> Agreement with the Mashpee water District . chat assurances does <br /> the Developer have to guarantee a supply of water for this <br /> project, given the fact that people are being turned down t <br /> connect to Town water due to a lack of water supply. <br /> i <br /> mr. Storrs: This is a twenty 2 year raster plan. He <br />'. stated his confidence in the 1ashpee water District/Manager to <br /> handle the future growth within the Town of 1ashpee. <br /> Russell Peters, Jr. : Asked for assurances of clean water <br /> for this development. <br /> . <br /> Mr. Chace stated the development would not go forward <br /> without clean water~. <br /> John Ferguson: Introduced himself as having served as a <br /> Member of the original Committee. He addressed his comment to <br /> concerns raised by residents of Deer Crossing by stating that <br /> under current zoning, a Wal-Mart could be built on this site. <br /> He further stated the Committee agreed this proposal (mixed <br /> zoning) to be a better use of this development . <br /> Mark Katsulas, Deer Crossing: Inquired as to the meaning of <br /> "New whiting Road. " He asked the Developer if there would be <br /> trees planted between his property and the Mashpee Commons <br /> residential. area. <br /> Mr. Chace responded New whiting Road is an historic name. <br /> There is fifty 0 feet between the line indicating Mr. <br /> atsulast property and where Mashpee commons development would <br /> begin. <br /> Mr. Katsulas stated his plan to oppose the proposed change <br /> in density at Town Meeting. <br /> Selectman Dinizio stated Town Representatives are seeking <br /> public support of this project. The question being, how much of <br /> a good thing is too much (200-400) . Negotiations are ongoing. <br /> Perhaps a mixed use development that is less dense is the answer. <br /> The purpose of this Hearing is to obtain feedback from the <br /> public. - - <br /> i <br />