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6/9/1998 MASHPEE COMMONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Minutes
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06/09/1998
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He commented people could not olerat a tax increase to <br /> subsidize deve .op �e �t . <br /> Mr. Chace d�sageed by stating, "That ' preci. e y what this <br /> ig. 11 He stated the development as a whole is a net positive <br /> generated 'to 'the tax roles and should b recognized -as such. He <br /> reiterated, that it has been p oven through consultants that the <br /> type of h nges being -proposed to the zoning bylaW8 will reduce <br /> negative impacts to the environment. He made it clear~ that MCLP <br /> is trying to be environmentally responsi} le developers. <br /> Chance Reichel raised theissue of poor communication, <br /> noting that the May 19, 1998 Minutes accurately reflect the <br /> Planning Board' s decision to deny support of the Article. He <br /> stated the Planning Board had n information from CP and <br /> deduced that neither had the general public. (There was some <br /> general- discussion regarding the Planning Board decision in this <br /> matter. ) <br /> r 1 process has begun, ILP <br /> Nor. Storrs reported theegu ato � o <br /> has net with Cape Cod- Commission, EOEA, and. the NEPA unit . <br /> Notice of Proj6ct Ch tinge is scheduled to be filed with the <br /> F,xecutive Office of nvironnn ntal Affairs in Boston. <br /> Mk. Storrs stated his belief that the general public are ,of <br /> the initial impression that there is a massive zoning change that <br /> will tesult in a massive change to the center of Town. He stated <br /> kit is the responsibility of this Committee to "inform the public . <br /> that what is now being proposed is the fin6 t n.'ng of two Bylaws <br /> that have no impact upon whether or not the Mashpee Commons <br /> proposal moves forward, as it will proceed under existing zoning. <br /> Selectman Marsters, agreed that the initial purpose of this <br /> Committee was to enact a major zoning- change in order to create a <br /> product mi.x of commercial/residential . Although there are <br /> currently proposed minor changes to the Commercial Center and <br /> OSID Bylaws, the end result is the same, afnd this is' ghat has the <br /> general public so concerned. <br /> M.r. Storrs commented the project is not the same, as the <br /> number of units have been reduced dramatically. There was some <br /> discussion -as to how to best relay this infor tati.on to the <br /> pu lic. <br /> Selectman Marsters stated his pleasure at having -learned the <br /> reguldtory process has begun, as he feels certain the public is <br /> interested in learning results from the regulators, not from this <br /> Committee. <br /> Mr-. Chace clarified the regulatory process has been started <br /> d minor <br /> under the existing zoning bylaws . The propos mino - Changes <br /> will prove to -make the Project better looking,ng, but that if the <br /> changes -are not approved, the project. will go forward under~ the <br /> _ . <br />
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