10/21/1997 MASHPEE COMMONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Minutes

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Town mashpee Mashpee Commons Advisory Committee Minutes of Meeting October 21, 1997 The Mashpee Commons Advisory Committee Meeting was called to order in Conference Room , Mashpee Town Hall, 16 Great Neck Road North, Ma tepee, Massachusetts, at 4 : 35 p.m. on Tuesday, October 21, 1997 . The Chairman, Peter Dins 1o, presided. Committee Members present: Peter Dini io, Selectman; Kenneth Marsters, Selectman; Robert Whritenour, Executive Secretary; Thomas F'udala, Town Planner. Absent : John ku hinski, Planning Board Member. Also present: Hobert Brais, Office of Thomas J. Martin; Arnold Chace and Douglas Storrs, Mashpee Cons Ltd. Partnership. The Chairman declared a quorum to be present and called the Meeting to order. As the first order of business he addressed the issue of Minutes. Approval of Minutes MOTION: Selectman Dlnl io made a Motion to approve the Minutes of the September 2 , 1997 Meeting, as revised; which Motion was seconded by Selectman Marsters and so voted. Voting in Favor: Selectman Dini io, Selectman Marsters, and Robert whritenour.. Abstaining from the Vote: Thomas F'udala. MOTION: Selectman Marstes made a Motion to approve the Minutes of the September 24, 1997 Public Hearing, as submitted; which Motion was seconded by Robert whritenour and so voted. voting in Favor: Selectman Dinizio, Selectman M a tern, and Robert whritenour. Abstaining from the Vote: Thomas F'udala. Public Cor hent The following is a chronological list of speakers having been duly recognized by the Chairman: NOTE: The testimony of Mr. Arthur Weinstein and that of Dr~. and Mrs . Ann Hastings is verbatim. Arthur Weinstein, Chairman of Trustees, Deer Crossing: "I only wanted to make the Comment that there may be several, people Dere from Deer Crossing. And, I just wanted to point out that. . . that no one has any authority, at this point, to make any comments on behalf of Deer Crossing. Anything that they might say or might conunent on is strictly as a private citizen, o perhaps as a resident of Deer Crossing, but they are not speaking for Deer Crossing. "