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non-supportive of any proposals/amendments associated with <br /> Mashpee Cormons, even if it is something that would benefit the <br /> Town as a whole. <br /> r. Storrs further stated his opinion that no one associated <br /> with Mashpee Commons should address the Article at Town Meeting <br /> as it is not solely a Mashpee Commons Article. He suggested the <br /> Town Planner should answer any technical questions which may <br /> arise; and that one of the Selectmen explain and endorse it (the <br /> logical person being Selectman Marsters, as he is Chairman of <br /> this Committee) . Mr. Storms further~ stated his belief to be that <br /> the Amendments under discussion would benefit every commercial <br /> project in mashpee, not Mashpee Commons exclusively. <br /> Ms. Brooks made the point that MCLP should speak at the Town <br /> meeting in order to explain exactly what is being proposed. <br /> Selectman Marsters recognized Beverly Kane, who stated that <br /> she has attended most to the Mashpee Commons Advisory Committee <br /> Meetings and suggested that perhaps Mr. Storrs has misread the <br /> citizens of Mashpee. she commented on how much she, personally, <br /> enjoys Mashpee Commons . <br /> Ms. Kane pleaded with lir. Storrs that he understand the <br /> concept that the Mashpee Commons property is located within the <br /> ashpee River Sub-watershed and affects the Mashpee River. She <br /> explained the watershed Committee is interested in the <br /> preservation, protection, and renewal of the River and that they <br /> are very concerned with any possible severe, additional impacts <br /> resulting from the proposed Mashpee Commons project and that <br /> these issues should be the prime consideration. <br /> Ms. Kane further~ stated if concern for the Mashpee River is <br /> used by 1CLP as a planning basis and if the pertinent reports are <br /> made available and explained to the Townspeople, she predicted a <br /> lot of people would he converted. <br /> Mr. Storrs stated he was in agreement with and appreciated <br /> those comments made by the precious speaker. However, he asked <br /> to make two points. The decision had been made by this Committee <br /> to best deal with the technical issues of wastewater management <br /> at the Sewer Commission level and to appear before this Committee <br /> and report their findings. Mr. Storrs informed the Committee <br /> that this process has begun and made reference to hand-out <br /> material Memorandum and reported on the Sewer Connission meeting <br /> he attended and the accomplishments thereof. He reported they <br /> had spoken about the South Mashpee concept which would consist of <br /> treating wastewater on site and disposing of it in South Mashpee, <br /> either south on Great Neck road or at the New Sea] ury of f course <br /> area. <br /> Mr. Storrs reiterated the Conunercial Center Bylaw Amendments <br /> had absolutely nothing to do with generating any more wastewater. <br /> -3- <br />