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�yvao riiy:, <br /> Toun O aS�2 a 2'Cannin Board <br /> 16 Great.Neck Aoa.d.%ort6i <br /> Nashyee, ;Massa.chitsetts 02649 <br /> Subsection H --dimensional requirements <br /> Minimum frontage area and maximum single building footprint to prevent sprawl <br /> Core- Max 45,000 sq. ft. of footprint, height 4.5 stories <br /> Transition- Max 25,000 sq. ft. of a footprint, height 3.5 stories <br /> Edge- Max 7,500 sq. ft. of a footprint, height 2.5 stories <br /> Subsection I —minimum setback requirements <br /> Subsection J- Provision there are existing structures that don't conform would be preexisting non- <br /> conforming to this zoning with provisions on how they may expand. <br /> Subsection K- Clarifies that within the Community Activities Center Overlay, multiple structures and <br /> multiple uses are allowed on single lot. <br /> Subsection L-- Set forth parking requirements, several pages including location and design as well as <br /> parking demand table, some of which is reiterated in current zoning. <br /> Provision pertaining to open space - Not less than 20% of Community Activity Overlay as a whole be <br /> maintained as open space. <br /> Subsection N- requirement that 10% within center be restricted for affordable housing <br /> Several pages with definitions for terms in bylaw. . <br /> Pages 15-21- There are appendices that show various diagrams how zoning would be interpreted in <br /> terms of height, regarding dormers, lot coverage, and setbacks relating to various frontages. <br /> Ms. Cox would not like to turn it over to Mr. Kallfelze, as he has prepared the pattern book that helps <br /> visualize what this zoning would allow with images. <br /> Mr. Kallfelze introduced himself as the Architect for the Mashpee Commons. Zoning is a technical <br /> document, useful to have an impression of what the achievement will be. There are a series of <br /> neighborhoods that vary in types of use. <br /> Core- Built in part already. Commercial uses will expand, but greater emphasis on residential, as that <br /> area grows. A diagram suggests scale of buildings, 4.5 and 3 story throughout core area. Variety of <br /> town houses, mix used, multi family. <br /> Transition area- Connective tissue between core and lower density on the edge. Still mixed use but <br /> lower intensity of commercial and higher intensity of residential. Small shops or office on first floor and <br /> apartments on upper floors. 3 and 3.5 story buildings. Scale and density begins to dissipate. <br /> Edge- Single family neighborhoods we are familiar with. Small lots, no commercial opportunity. 2.5 <br /> story buildings, wider sidewalks, bike lane, on street parking, planting strips. <br /> Lastly, idea of variety of recreation or free spaces. Parks, playgrounds, and formality transitions to the <br /> neighborhood. Green spaces become organic and open, ultimately connecting into the areas. <br /> 9 <br />