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construction/demolition materials and other difficult to manage waste at the Bourne Regional Waste Management Facility, or take any other action relating thereto. Submitted by the Board of Selectmen and the Board of Health Explanation: This article seeks to authorize an agreement with the Town of Bourne wherein Bourne will accept our difficult to manage waste which SEMASS cannot accept. Such items as mattresses, C&D, bulky furniture, street sweepings, etc. will be delivered to the Bourne facility. The proposed terms are as follows: tipping fee will be $45/ton in FY '99 and will increase to $47.74/ton in FY '01. The three-year contract may be extended for another two years if the Town so chooses. The tipping fee at Bourne for the fourth and fifth years would be $49.17 and $50.65/ton. Bourne has the only DEP approved lined commercial landfill in the immediate vicinity. Motion made by Selectman Leveille. Motion: I move the Town vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen, pursuant to General Laws Chapter 40, Section 4A, or otherwise, to execute an Intermunicipal Agreement with a term of up to five years with the Town of Bourne for the disposal of construction/demolition materials and other difficult to manage waste at the Bourne Regional Waste Management Facility. Recommendation: Finance Committee recommends approval. Motion passes unanimously at 7:59 p.m. ARTICLE 37 To ensure that the issuance of building permits for residential development occurs in an orderly and predictable fashion so that the Town of Mashpee can: 1) guard against large variations in growth rates which adversely affect the town's environmental resources, economy and land values; 2) have time to plan effectively by studying the effects of residential growth on the town's character, natural resources and natural environment. § 174-26 Growth Management: A. Development Phasing. Within any year, building permits may be issued for new dwellings on no more than 15% (fifteen percent) of the lots in any subdivision approved by the Mashpee Planning Board under the Massachusetts Subdivision Control Law (the most recent such plan applicable to the lot shall apply), or 15% (fifteen percent), but at least one (1) of the lots shown on a plan of land not requiring subdivision approval recorded after May 11, 1987, or 15% (fifteen percent) of the approved dwelling units in any other type of residential or mixed-use development under a special permit. In the case of fractional numbers greater than 1/2 (one-half), the number of permits issued may be rounded