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lot fronting on a paper street which intersects Route 28, in which case a building was approved 53 feet from route 28 and no undisturbed buffer was required. This article would eliminate this "loophole". Motion made to dispense with reading of article. Motion to dispense with reading of article passes at 9:41 p.m. Motion made by Wayne Taylor. Motion: I move Article 33 be voted as printed in the Warrant with the exception of the phrase, "or take any other action relating thereto". Motion made to amend article. Motion to amend article passes at 9:41 p.m. Amended motion made by F. Thomas Fudalao, I move that article 33 be amended by replacing the phrase "adding a reference to footnote 14 to the C-1, C-1-SV, C-1-0, C-2 and C-3 rows" with the phrase "adding a reference to footnote 14 to the C-1, C-1-SV, C-1-O and C-2 rows Planning Board voted at a Public Hearing held September 6, 2000 4-0 for approval. Amended motion passes unanimously at 9:42 p.m. Article 34 To see if the Town will vote to, amend the zoning bylaw by adding the following new Section 174-25.G.(I 1) to the Table of Use Regulations and indicating by the letters "SP" in the 1-1 and C-3 columns only that such use will be allowed in the 1-1 Industrial and C-3 Limited Commercial districts but not allowed in other zoning districts: 11 Self-storag e warehouses, including one residence for an on-site caretaker. No outside storage shall be allowed. Except for permitted signs and one (1) access driveway involving clearance of a path no more than forty (40) feet in width, any land within one hundred (100) feet of any roadway layout shall be left as a wooded buffer area in its natural state. Where such area is not naturally wooded, it shall be suitably planted with sufficient trees and understory vegetation, of a type common in natural areas of Mashpee, to replicate a naturally wooded area and to constitute a visual barrier between the proposed development and the roadway." or take any other action relating thereto. Submitted by the Planning Board Explanation: This article would clarify that self-storage warehouses are allowed, but only in the Industrial district, would allow a residence for an on-site caretaker and would require a 100 foot wooded buffer area along any adjacent roadways. Planning Board voted at a Public Hearing held September 6, 2000 4-0 for approval.