10/21/1997 MASHPEE COMMONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Minutes

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represented by the Beer Crossing residents. I Mr. Weinstein stated for the Record, that the Deer Crossing residents are not "upset. " Deer Crossing, as such, has not yet i formed ars opinion, although certain individuals may have. Deirdre Creel i h, Johns Pond Estates, commented on the "building boom" of the late 190 ' s, stating she was grateful no one asked her to prove the Town of Mashpee made money on Johns Pond. she further commented on the necessity to build a High School in Mas hpee, without any developmentgoing on in mashpee Commons. she acknowledged the fact that Mashpee is growing by leaps and bounds, and although costs are skyrocketing, people continue to move here. Is. Greelish stated her personal issue regarding the vote in May i s, "What can happen in Ma shpee Coons?" "Just give them whatever zoning is in place now. " "If we didn' t charge the zoning, what can happen there; and if we do change the zoning to the mixed use, what can happen there?" Ms. Tre llsh continued to state she would vote whichever way she feels is most beneficial to Mashpee. Selectman Dinizio clarified the three development hent scenarios proposed by Mr. Brais . Mr. Fudala reiterated Mashpee Cormnons projections were included in the High school predictions used to size the High School . Selectman Dinizio asked Mr. Brais to relay the results of his discussions with inurman/Volk. 1r. Brais reported Zimmerman Volk is in receipt of the Memo dated September" 30, 1997, which they have studied, and would like to speak further with him regarding the issues and clarification of alternatives. Mr. Brais further reported on his conversation with Mr. ToddZimmerman: They discussed the reasoning for using the approach taken by Zimmerman/Volk; Zimmerman Volk feels their study is achievable under optimum conditions; the purpose of the market study being to determine a project base line for all impact types; need for an alternative analysis; incorporation of some actual market place results as a means to providing a basis. for estimating the alternative outcome. Mr. zi merman indicated he would confer with mashpee Commons in an attempt to achieve the above items, as discussed with Mr. Brais. Mr. Storrs informed the Committee that he has asked Mr. Zimmerman,an, based upon the conversation with Mr. Brans, to craft a scope of services for the conventional market analysis, for Mr. Brais ' review. Mr. Chace stated his concern that not only will the -8-