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` JwIashipee Afforda6Ce Housing Committee <br /> ��._ ............_.. _......_... _ _.............._ ._M...M.mm.............�............_ 16 Great Neck Road North <br /> Aashpee, .74A 02649 <br /> at Degrass was easier to bring to a close as it was further along in the process. When things <br /> resumed the crews were significantly smaller. They lost the volunteer crews from Cape Air, Cape <br /> Cod Five, and other local partners. No other teams were working on the site. The other piece was <br /> the supply chain issues. It was extremely hard to get sidewall and shingles. You can't just change <br /> the siding when you are permitted for a particular design. <br /> 4. Wampanoag Village: 24 of 42 units completed; SHI Status to be clarified with the Tribe <br /> 5. 108 Commercial Street: Report by Town Planner, Evan Lehrer on parcel size and the status <br /> of the feasibility study <br /> The Town saw the feasibility analysis and received 415 proposals. When Town Counsel was <br /> preparing the deeds for the Trust there were some discrepancies of actual size of parcels. It was <br /> prudent to ascertain the properties legitimate size. It was confirmed that the 6 acres on the <br /> Assessor's Database is true and accurate. They will need a confirmatory deed to rectify the <br /> discrepancy. All subsequent plans in record are identified, the bank may require action from the <br /> Trust, and he is awaiting on final result from Town Counsel. The matter is not settled but parcel size <br /> is corrected. The single site was owned by a single property owner prior to the existence of <br /> commercial. They subdivided a portion of the lot, which started as 11 acres, subdivided a piece off, <br /> and %of an acre was eventually taken for back taxes. There was an error that said 9 and %. <br /> Mr. Isbitz asked if he was willing to venture an estimate as to when this will all be cleared and if this <br /> has to go to court. <br /> Mr. Lehrer is hoping for a feasibility study by middle to end of summer. <br /> Chairman Isbitz commented Chairman Sherman of the Select Board, along with EDIC, are working <br /> jointly towards workforce housing. It will be one of the larger efforts. Mass Housing was here before <br /> the Committee to describe their program. They allocated $30 Million to workforce housing and they <br /> have every intention to continue the program. He is hoping the money will be there when it is <br /> needed for Mashpee down the road. <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> 1. Updating the LCP: A Discussion with Weston & Sampson on the Existing Housing <br /> Conditions in Mashpee <br /> Ashley Sweet and Caroline Wells, Consultants from Weston & Sampson, are working with the Town <br /> of Mashpee on the LCP. They provided an early draft of the existing conditions for housing. <br /> Housing chapters were also given to the Planning Board for their review and comment. They advise <br /> the Committee to not hold back with comments as they want to make sure existing conditions are <br /> true and accurate of what is seen in town today. They would like to establish a dialog with the <br /> Committee to gain perspective on housing goals and priorities. <br /> Ms. Wells provided some background data for the existing conditions, it will lay out the ground work <br /> in terms of housing demographic, changes, economic indicators, basically everything needed from <br /> a data standpoint, in terms of what Mashpee's affordable housing, workforce, and missing middle <br /> need. <br /> 4 <br />