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Individuals interested in serving or continuing to <br /> serge shall submit a letter of interest along with a <br /> resume . In the case of reappointment a detailed report of <br /> attendance shall be submitted to the office of Selectmen no <br /> later than April Ist of that year. <br /> Appointments shall be in accordance with' -the Mashpee <br /> Charter and code of the Town of Iashpee. <br /> Board Items <br /> DCPC Discussion <br /> Subcommittee,., Beverly Dane and Lee Gurney <br /> The Chairman made reference to the working draft -of <br /> proposal she explained that she wanted to receive <br /> Board and public input. <br /> The Chairman, after meeting with the Town Planner and <br /> Lee Gurney, suggested the DPC be reduced to a sinngle <br /> district, Water Resource District, for the entire Town of <br /> ashpee. She clarified the transportation and growth <br /> management land use i sues .havre not been abandoned. <br /> Lee Gurney spore to the transportation issue stating <br /> .her desire to work in conjunction with the surrounding <br /> towns. (Planning Departments and selectmen) regarrding this <br /> mutual interest. <br /> Dennis Balarini voiced his support for the <br /> subcommittee decision to reduce th,e nomination to one <br /> district of concern., water resources, for a long-range <br /> benefit to the Town. <br /> The Chairman spoke to DEP guidelines and the federal <br /> Clean Water Act, stating that at some point in the future <br /> the Town will b'e required to clean up the water. <br /> Lee Gurney spore to the public concern that a DPC <br /> would stop all building to the detriment of the <br /> construction business and hone remodeling. Much attention <br /> has been given to the draft in order to clarify these <br /> issues. The draft proposal will not prohibit the <br /> maintenance and improvement of properties and will keep <br /> contractors and developers gainfully employed. A <br /> recommendation will be made to the Cape Cod Commission t <br /> allow a number of exemptions for non-profit organizations . <br /> 4 <br />