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` own O , aS�L ee Aannina Board <br /> 16 Great Neck RoadWorth <br /> Mashpee, Massachusetts o2649 <br /> Mr. Weeden then wanted to know if the new owner automatically assume privileges as stated in the <br /> DA. Zoning should be made conditional on acceptance of all terms as outlined on DA for that purpose. <br /> Mr. Gottlieb gave the example what if you have that agreement and transferred to a new owner, no <br /> master owner underlying zoning in place, what governs? What assurances are there? Zoning drives <br /> the bus. If things happen that no one anticipates, and zoning is in place, we have zoning without all the <br /> other stuff. Does bankruptcy have the right to void out obligations? <br /> Madam Chair Sherman asked if there was something in writing we can put in the DA to protect <br /> ourselves? <br /> Ms. Senatori noted before she commits to answering she needs to look into it further. She is happy to <br /> find out. <br /> Mr. Weeden explained when the CCC envisioned these growth incentive areas and focused growth <br /> areas and activity centers, that whole concept really works well in most scenarios. When you focus the <br /> area of development in the centers, logically for that to come to fruition and be most effective, you have <br /> to have less or minimal development in other areas. Did CCC consider a project taking a town to max <br /> build out, and Mashpee Commons taking us almost to max build out, are we going to place <br /> moratoriums in other areas for other subdivisions? Is that how it is supposed to be implemented for it to <br /> work successfully and protecting other resources? If every place type is taken to its maxed level, what <br /> benefit was taken to ensure the resources are maintained. <br /> Ms. Senatori elaborated on the concept around place types, they are identified unique areas across the <br /> Cape, areas that accommodate additional growth or density, and having adequate infrastructure. Other <br /> areas such as rural areas that may not be able to accommodate, for the growth policy to focus on <br /> growth and development in the activity centers, focus will be away from other areas. RPP serves that <br /> function. <br /> Ms. Waygan would like to ask the developer to provide that open space. Place types are different than <br /> having transfer of development rights all in one project. She would like to know more about what Mr. <br /> Weeden was talking about, the mandatory studies that are required of a DRI. How do I find that out? A <br /> development of regional impact is 30 housing units. This project is a 170 DRIs. If a DRI is an auto <br /> environmental impact statement, then this should trigger that too. Anything required of a DRI should be <br /> required here as well. <br /> Ms. Senatori instructed everyone to review the regional impact application, as it would discuss the <br /> criteria. <br /> Mr. Weeded thinks this should be more stringent because a project of this magnitude and scale. This <br /> cannot be omitted. CCC does a great job in the review process and findings and their determinations <br /> are comprehensive, I look forward to that information in guiding the process. In establishing <br /> performance measures on the Town side, as we are negotiating an agreement, it would be advisable of <br /> 9 <br />
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