02/09/2011 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Minutes

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MASHPEE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS February 9, 2011 Minutes • Our horse is located at 305 Monomoscoy Road, which is located two homes away from the proposed project. Thank you for your attention and consideration with this letter of support. Very truly yours, Jerome and Patricia Hart To: The Mashpee Board of Appeals From: Robert Sherman Re- Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod, Inc. Requests a comprehensive permit under Mass. General Laws Chapter 40B to allow for construction of a single-family holne located at 24 Russell Rd.(map120 Parcel 129a. tentative address contingent upolu ZBA approved pla n) Mashpee ma, .Owner of record: John L. West and Cynthia J. West. Date: January 22, 2011 To The Board - Though I an not a resident of Mashpee, I dirt serve as Conservation Agent for the Town for seventeen yeas, retiring to my current home in Lake Arrowhead, CA in 1005. During illy years in Mashpee, I developed a love for Mashpee, its residents and its natural beauty, which extends to this day. I still follow Mashpee issues to the best of my ability. I am writing to urge you to vote ill favor of this Habitat for Humanity project on Monomoscoy Island. I have reviewed the plans and spoken with the current Health Agent and Conservation Agent. They have told me that the project is in compliance with all applicable regulations and standards.' The design of the project thus having met the standards that protect public health and environmental values, it should be father noted that its completion would serve genuine and much needed humanitarian values. I commend the Wests for fostering the project and world hope that the BOA looks favorably upon it. Bob Sherman To whom it may concern, I have known John West and his wife Cindy for- the past several years, primarily for his strong commitment and participation ill the Mashpee Water Quality Test Team which • conducts volunteer Water Quality Testing under the guidance of the University of Massachusetts School of Marine and Science Technology. SMAST is under contract with the Town of Mashpee (in partnership with the Wampanoag Indian Tribe) to conduct