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Article 14 To see if the Town will vote to amend the zoning bylaw by amending Subsection 174-5.E. to read as follows: "E. The IC Overlay District shall include those parcels shown on the 1999 Mashpee Assessors' Maps as Map 81, Blocks 18 and 21, and Map 88, Blocks 2, 19, 20, 23, 34, 36, 37, 41, 42, 80, 81, 82 and 89, as well as those portions of Map 81, Blocks 17 and 19 which are located in the 1-1 Industrial Zone and that portion of Map 54, Block 5 lying within 625 feet of the center line of Route 28."; amending the first paragraph of Section 174-24.H. to replace the phrase "provided that there shall be no direct driveway access to Route 28" with the phrase "provided that there shall be no direct driveway access from the parcel on which said use is located, or from said parcel across any other parcel,to Route 28 which was not in existence on January 1, 2001"; amending Subsection 174-24.H.(2) to add the term "major household appliances," after the term furniture,"; and amending Subsection 174-24.H.(4) to replace the phrase "Retail establishments which will not generate greater than 300 peak daily vehicle trips per acre of total site area, per day"with, the phrase "Other retail establishments which will not generate greater than 300 annual average vehicle trip ends on any day of the week per acre of total site area"; or take any other action relating thereto. Submitted by the Board of Selectmen Explanation,., This article would expand the boundaries of the I-C Overlay District, which allows certain low-impact retail uses in a portion of the 1-1 Industrial zone, to include Map 88, Block 2 (thee "Summerfield Park" business condominium development) and the portion of Map 54, Block 5 on which the former Augat building and its parking area are located, would allow such uses to utilize existing driveway access to Route 28 (these uses in 1-1 are currently not allowed any driveway access to Route 28), would add the sale of major household appliances (stoves, refrigerators, washers, dryers and similar large items) to the list of items allowed to be sold at retail and would clarify that other retail establishments which generate no more than 300 vehicle trips per acre per day are allowed in addition to those specifically listed in the bylaw. Planning Board voted at a Public Hearing held on September 19, 20013-0 for approval. Motion made by Kenneth Marsters. Motion.- I move Article 14 be voted as printed in the Warrant with the exception of the phrase, "or take any other action relating thereto". Motion passes by 2/3rdvote at 8-.,51 p.m.