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3 <br /> Board of Selectmen <br /> • Minutes <br /> January 9, 2012 <br /> APPOINTMENTS & HEARINGS: <br /> Public Comment: (continued) <br /> New Seabury resident Read McCaffrey indicated the I e Seab ry comm <br /> lunity <br /> was not aware of the proposed transfer of the Doreen Grace Bram Center to the <br /> Nam Vets Association. Presently,the residents of New Seabury are attempting to <br /> digest the details. <br /> New Seabury is noted to be a unique co iunity with approximately 2000 <br /> homeowners who enjoy uninterrupted quiet enjoyment of their property in a <br /> private environment. Present arias of concern include; the lack of parking, public <br /> transportation, zoning laws within New Seabury required in certain categories, <br /> and technical reviews with respect to the transition of the subject property that are <br /> not a part of the original plan for New Seabury. <br /> As a result of zoning and the special permit issued to New Seabury for <br /> commercial buildings,the Town of Mashpee is not required to]gold hearings or <br /> approve any modifications.. <br /> Mr. McCaf rey stated he is respectful of the Veteran's work and their successes, <br /> and it is his sincere wish the Nam vets Association considers another location for <br /> their center. <br /> Dick Corey, Executive Director of the Cape &Islands Veterans Action <br /> Committee spoke in support of the proposed facility. Mr. Corey indicated the <br /> building is available and it was offered to the barn vets Association. In his <br /> opinion, no activities would occur outside the facility, and 3,000 people would not <br /> e driving to the center on a daily occasion. when asked about the successful <br /> veterans Center in Hyannis, Mr. Corey indicated that it would require additional <br /> space and costs to expand the facility. <br /> As a,Marine Corp Veteran Mr. Corey indicated there are many vets with post- <br /> traumatic stress disorders, and we all need to understand this emotional disorder <br /> and be willing to take care of our veterans. <br />
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