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of the dimensional ional controls, said developer would have to comply <br /> with more restrictive architectural and wastewater controls. <br /> Selectman Marsters recognized Sharon Rooney, who addressed <br /> one of Mr, Baker' s comments by stating consideration be given to <br /> the location of parking to the side or rear of structures) . <br /> situation where there is no buffer, or restriction on parking <br /> location from the roadway, could result in large parking fields . <br /> Mr. Storrs stated that anything more than a forty thousand <br /> (40, 000) square foot lot would require Cape Cod Commission <br /> review. <br /> Ms . Rooney clarified she was referring to any small <br /> commercial developments that could be built elsewhere in Town. <br /> Mr. Fudala stated there is no mandate in the current zoning <br /> restricting parking to the side or rear. He further stated that <br /> parking requirements for a large project are reduced in <br /> recognition of multiple destinations within a single trip. <br /> Individual forty thousand square foot projects would have to meet <br /> the maximum per square foot in terms of parking provided for each <br /> use. <br /> Mr. Fudala did agree that perhaps a review of the overall <br /> 'down zoning Bylaw regarding total impervious surface coverage on <br /> lots and what is to be done with the pervious portion should be <br /> made. <br /> Selectman Mareters agreed the issues of required setback, <br /> buffer, and parking should be examined in order to allow parting <br /> in the rear of buildings. <br /> (t'her'e was brief discussion regarding the capping of <br /> parking, encouraging shared parking, and providing -street <br /> parking. ) <br /> Ms. Rooney asked if the issue of open space has been <br /> addressed, other than coverage requirements. <br /> Mr. Fudala responded by stating there is nothing in the <br /> Bylaw that would require a certain amount of open space for <br /> commercial development, nor does the Comprehensive Plan propose <br /> a requirement . The assumption is that the larger projects will <br /> meet Cape Cod Commission requirements. <br /> Mr. whritenour suggested the words "he has' in the last line <br /> of Section C on page -I- be revised to read "they have. " or "he <br /> or she has" . <br /> At this point, Mr. Fudala provided copies -of-a' ,sunnary of <br /> the open Space Incentive Development Bylaw for review' and <br /> discussion at the next scheduled Meeting. <br /> - - <br />