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Explanation: The intent of this article is 1) for the Town to uphold a moral obligation of the <br /> highest responsibility and trust to the original inhabitants of the land, to consult with and <br /> cooperate in good faith with the aboriginal Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe and its people, in order <br /> to obtain their free and informed consent prior to the approval of any projects affecting <br /> Mashpee's lands or territories and other resources; 2) for the Town to create a legal obligation to <br /> provide regularly scheduled, comprehensive tribal consultations and project coordination that <br /> maintains healthy and respectful working relationships before, during, and after the <br /> consultations; 3) for consultations to be guided by effective communication, coordination, <br /> collaboration, cooperation and consensus, and to strengthen the relationships, knowledge, and <br /> trust among the Tribe and the Town; and 4) to make bylaw or ordinance a "consultation process" <br /> that mandates the Town and the Tribe to develop and implement regulations defining the inter- <br /> government consultation process. <br /> The Board of Selectmen does not recommend this article 5-0. <br /> The Finance Committee to voted 5-0 not to recommend this article. <br /> Motion made by Marie Stone. <br /> Motion: Shall the residents of the Town of Mashpee petition the Town Selectmen and the Tribe <br /> to enter into meaningful and timely inter-governmental consultations and coordination of land <br /> use, land use planning, transportation planning, environmental impacts on projects, the <br /> development of municipal regulations, policies, and plans that significantly or uniquely affect the <br /> federally recognized tribe of the Mashpee Wampanoag, and to provide effective mechanisms for <br /> just and fair redress for any such activities, and to take appropriate measures to mitigate adverse <br /> environmental, economic, social, cultural or spiritual and religious impact? <br /> Motion made to have a secret ballot at 8:35 PM. <br /> Motion to have secret ballot failed at 8:37 PM <br /> Original motion defeated 220 no to 98 yes at 9:17 PM. <br /> Article 22 <br /> To see if the Town will vote to direct the Board of Selectmen to place the following question on <br /> the next Town election ballot, "Shall the residents of the Town of Mashpee petition the Town's <br /> Selectmen requiring that the Town move to return forthwith the remaining undeveloped land <br /> parcels identified in the Selectmen's 2015 "Land Disposition Project" to the Mashpee <br /> Wampanoag Tribe and to prohibit any future sale, conservation or reserve, and other uses of <br /> Mashpee lands identified in the Project?" <br /> Submitted by Petition <br /> Explanation: The intent of the article is 1) to restore and preserve land, water, wildlife and <br /> other natural resources; 2) to oppose and prevent the sale of remaining undeveloped land held in <br /> ownership by the Town of Mashpee, within the Town of Mashpee; 3) in accordance with federal <br /> and other applicable law, to apply justice long overdue by returning to the Mashpee Wampanoag <br /> 23 <br />
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