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6 <br /> Mashpee Select Board <br /> Minutes <br /> March 7, 2022 <br /> Presentation on Petition Articles,withwRe and to the Solar Overlay District; NextGrid Daniel S,erber via ZOOM)w <br /> (continued) <br /> Mr. Serber indicated the sandpit site is the highest and best use for a solar project. The topography is costly for <br /> other traditional development. With solar there will be no impact on traffic, no impact on schools, no impact on <br /> groundwater, and no additional strain on town services or resources. <br /> There would be no visual impacts as equipment pads would be located at minimum, 800' from residential <br /> structures with at least 50' of vegetated buffers on residential sites with additional berms and plantings. Native <br /> pollinator plants would create a meadow underneath the structures to enhance wildlife. <br /> Alternative uses for this property include a livestock or poultry farm, a church, government building, cemetery, <br /> residential and agriculture uses. By special permit a large retail store, auto sales, parking lot or strip mall could be <br /> constructed. <br /> It is estimated the 9-megawatt ground-mounted fixed tilt solar field with battery storage would generate $12,000 <br /> per MWdc annually, $1,872,000 per term of 20 years. Rent is considered at$9,450 per MWdc annually with an <br /> estimated$73,710 - $1,474,200 over the period. After the useful life of the project NextGrid would have the <br /> option to reacquire the land for$2,180,000. <br /> In discussing this proposal, it was noted there has been no environmental assessment to date. <br /> It was disclosed the proponent of this project differs from the original petitioner. <br /> The parcels to the south and to the east of the 24.5 acres is owned by the original petitioners. <br /> For comparison purposes it was agreed there should be further information and discussion regarding the current <br /> tax payment on the subject properties,the annual revenue and revenue assumed over a 20-year period as well as <br /> actual values if the property was not improved upon. <br /> This is the first presentation brought before the Select Board, and potential offerings have not been fully vetted. <br /> It was agreed the Select Board would meet with the project proponent at the next meeting to further review this <br /> matter. The next scheduled meeting is March 21, 2022. <br /> CONVENE JOINT MEETING WITH THE SEWER COMMISSION <br /> The Sewer Commission convened their joint meeting with the Select Board to review matters associated to <br /> wastewater including(2) articles proposed for funding at the May 2, 2022 Special Town Meeting. In attendance <br /> was Michael Rapacz, Joe Lyons,Anne Malone, Thomas Burns and Kenneth Dunn. <br />
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