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11/8/2018 COMMUNITY PRESERVATION ACT COMMITTEE Minutes
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,, gown of Mashpee Plannin4 Ooard <br /> gy 16 Great Aleck-TOad Xorth <br /> blashive, 0 649 <br /> MEMORANDUM <br /> TO: Andrew R. Gottlieb, Chair <br /> Community Preservation Committee <br /> FROM: Mary E. Waygan, Chair <br /> Planning Board <br /> DATE: November 1, 2018 <br /> RE: Community Preservation Funds <br /> CC: Planning Board <br /> Thank you for your September 25, 2018 memorandum regarding the Community <br /> Preservation Fund, and the potential uses and demand for the funds in the next 3-10 <br /> years. At their regular meeting on October 17, 2018, the Planning Board members <br /> identified the following potential projects. <br /> The costs are estimates based on the state's Community Preservation Coalition's <br /> database of completed projects, Town Accessor's records, and general industry pricing. <br /> OPEN SPACE: <br /> The Town's Action Plan for Open Space Conservation (attached here) calls for the <br /> preservation of multiples parcels, either through acquisition or transfer. While some of <br /> these actions have been completed, there are many which remain to-do. Depending on <br /> buildability, a budget of$35,0004100,000 per acre should be set aside. <br /> COMMUNITY HOUSING: <br /> Per the 2010 Census, Mashpee has 6,473 year-round housing units: 5.2% are deed <br /> restricted Affordable. To reach the Town's 10% goal, over 300 additional Affordable <br /> units will need to be brought online. Figuring the Town would subsidize half of these <br /> units (150 units) with a subsidy of$50,000 - $100,000 per unit, the gross estimate to <br /> meet this need with Community Preservation Funds is $7,500,000 to $15,000,000 over <br /> the next ten years. <br />
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