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parcel from the current process, which is approximately fifty-two <br /> 5 acres. <br /> In response to questions being raised regarding the existing <br /> one hundred loo units at mashpee Commons, Mr. Chace explained <br /> that the original Mashpee Commons Special Permit allows for one <br /> hundred (loo) units to be allowed within the commercial district. <br /> It has been agreed, for fiscal impact study data, to exclude the <br /> existing permitted units from the analyses . <br /> inquiring as to the developed character of the project, Mr. <br /> Brais inquired as to the location of those additional residential <br /> units which are not to be included in this process. Mr. Storrs <br /> replied they would he located within the three block corps of the <br /> downtown area, as originally permitted in 1986 . <br /> Ir. Storrs commented the proposal made by Mr. Chace was dome <br /> so in an attempt to establish an acceptable plan from the <br /> physical and aesthetica) standpoint, while respecting the request <br /> made by the Committee to approach this in a phased process. <br /> + Mr. Brais noted the density in the whiting' s Road area is <br /> eighty--five (85) . with one hundred fifteen 11.5 in Job f s <br /> Fishing, which respond to some concerns voiced by Deer crossing <br /> residents. <br /> Mr. Brais then inquired as to the timing of physical <br /> characterizations of how this proposal would lay out. <br /> Mr. Chace answered he could have information by the date of <br /> the next Meeting if there is agreement/response to the suggestion <br /> he just made. <br /> Mr. Storrs commented Whiting' s Road would basically remain <br /> the same as depicted on the baster Plan 5 units) ; Job' s Fishing <br /> Road would be reduced in scope primarily along the edge of Deer <br /> Crossing to provide more buffer area) ; North market and East <br /> Steeple Streets would have no major changes (dimensional <br /> requirements) ; and Trout Pond would be eliminated at this time <br /> for future consideration) . An exception being made for the <br /> commitment to the Performing Arts Center. Mr. Storrs clarified <br /> the Performing Arts Center is to be considered independent of <br /> their proposal . <br /> Mr. whritnour noted the initial Study Committee endorsed <br /> the neo-traditional concept style development as opposed to <br /> modern commercial development. The aesthetic components of the <br /> proposal being the most intriguing with regard to the Mashpee <br /> Commons development and which would distinguish the Town from <br /> other forms of development. The density issues were key as they <br /> would relate to impacts on the Town. <br /> Mr. whritenour expressed his appreciation for the proposal <br /> -4- <br />