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18 _. �r Page 2 - Article 15 Spec. Town Fleet . ikug 4;`7I I am referring; particularly to areas overpopulated in the summer- time . '"lhile there maybe no trouble in the winter, sanitary faci- lities that are adequate in the winter are overworked in the summer. j (The sneaker went on to reiterate the above statements in various e phrases - referring- to some open facilities - f1 n from perforated sewn underground stink - g pipes - o%.1 drums, etc , ) The '�,,Ioderator here interrupted the speaker and asked him to relin- quish the floor. Fie said much of the speakers remarks were not pertinent to the case in point . He said he wanted something concrete. The prior speaker rejoined "I will alvc' �T i you something concrete, " He went on to zte Hamblin' s Pond , and said it stinks in summer. But it was o? ey . in winter. . .A remark came from the floor remi..n.d int that tJie building insoector and Board of Health had to be consulter' and tl�eY would _judge whether or not any contem�l�ted building or4:ui_ldings met with sanitation and non-pollution standards. Marsters : The total density in town will be less with this plan than with the present rate of buildin . Mr. Griff._n then rose to state that he had attended each meeting held by the Planning Boa.rcl in connection with the proposed new and revised by-157s and all phases were thoroughly discussed and everyone who wished had ample opportunity to understand and to voice their objections but the people did not attend as they should. But they had their chance . From the floor: I was there ! But I think the people should have a chance to know what they are voting for. Here more references were made to boating, boat moorings, commercial boating and storage . . . . . . . . . and John Neal rose to be recognized. Further discussions ensued. Mr. Marsters had rresented to the meeting in detail all the proposed amendments �o the elaborate 32 page new zoning by laws as presented in 1971. A motion was made and secoaded that article 1.5 be accepted as amended. An objection again came from the floor - the objector stati would like further discussion on the subject . The Moderator he inquired if he had anything new to present and the speaker answered th"=t he h-ad. He questioned the '12 rooms , 4 persons , no seara+ e cooking facilities in section 6 under A-Residential 1'ses • . . .ar:d noted that no mention was made of sanitary facilities. Peter .L wrenc.e then rose to object to some of the changes ,pointing ouL that an Page 15, Sec E 1-9 - Commercial 1 & 2 all are permitted ln,ere un, r t tie old laws special permits were recurred. Also the PAIn d, to F l Lhru 6, �; 1 thru. 4 - Page 16 Cl , C2 f all o These are allowed commercial. 1and 2 areas . [le stated that ,under uhe old zoning special hermits from the Board of Ap�eal:s were