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PLANNING BOARD <br /> Town of M ashpee <br /> -PLANNING BOARD MINUTES : 4/2 f S 0 Co .......i3 <br /> ................................nt ' d w m P w-e...... <br /> ................... <br /> -------------- <br /> Attorney Dubin asked the board about cutting of trees and vegetation <br /> to which <br /> Mr. Terry replied the Planning Board has no jurisdiction and <br /> P <br /> th <br /> at would come under Conservation Committee . Therefore ; nothing <br /> written in the by-law law as to vegetation etc . Mr. Ken. Pecci asked what <br /> wrz ,:� ,.�� err stated that it is to <br /> the real teeth of the by-law was . Mr.. T <br /> stop building <br /> uildin on the bank. Mr. Pecci asked if the people could still <br /> appeal to which Mr. Marsters replied only. if they show hardship ; further <br /> explaining no earth whatsoever could be removed; no dumping; filling <br /> ep �' �� brought u the matter of cutting <br /> or dredging could be done. Mr.. Pecci g p <br /> of trees aga <br /> in and Mr. Marsters- asked how one wuld define the cutting of <br /> Attorney Dubin stated ople on Mashpee-Wakeby lake cleaned every <br /> tree. y P <br /> thing out . . .how. .how does one stopthe cutting of trees . Mr. Marsters stated <br /> a. person on can=�--t do anything that would cause erosion.s ion.. Mr . Wayne Tavares <br /> P • y should d b e :put in that <br /> stated that something similar to a deed restrictionP <br /> nothing under 6 <br /> - or 8 inches shall be- removed. Mr. William McKay questioned <br /> R-.3 to cluster zone to which Mr. Marsters replied no reason shy not though <br /> ' think it necessarily, applied to this by--law proposal '. Mr. McKay <br /> he di do t � PP _ <br /> asked if the Board would consider keeping acre zoning along the river <br /> front and keep a couple of hundred f oot. frontage so that we wouldn' t end <br /> p <br /> up with cluster <br /> houses 100 feet from the river ; but also ending up with <br /> these houses 20 feet from - each other. Mr. Marsters stated, no it can' t <br /> be -done, i <br /> ''f it is 75 ` , in width, the lot would be pie-shaped and very long <br /> sense, would be and because it would allow the depth needed <br /> which, in a s g . . � . <br /> and there is no era the can fill within 10 0 x no one could ever get a <br /> y y <br /> variance to do that after the fact because a hardship could not be shown. <br /> till slightly confused, it seems to him that 75 ' lots along <br /> I�r.. McKay i s s g y . <br /> river would not be in keeping with what we are trying to do . Mr. <br /> the P <br /> Marsters answered. <br /> . . in the cluster concept 'i t is state that we '.,MAYY.l <br /> we do no t`.'HAVE" to approve ; with other zoning , we would <br /> " <br /> approve, but" Mr .. McKay ,appreciates the consideration of the board to <br /> t o approve . Y P P <br /> wards conservation,ion but he feels if the board should change a year from <br /> now and we o g do <br /> n't'��t have a tight zone law on that perhaps the same .would be <br /> . <br /> r tees replied that i f one were to- look at the purpose of <br /> true. Mr.. �Ia s P . <br /> r zoning; the -whole purpose being conservation and the keeping intact <br /> cluster g, P P M <br /> especially in environmental sensitive areas , he so believes <br /> of open areas , P y <br /> ittin on the board would be aware of that . Cluster zoning <br /> that anyone s g <br /> is in keeping zn g wi <br /> th ith conservation- in mind. It could be possible to elimin. <br /> ate it , but Mr. Marsters really l doesn.'-t think it would be necessary. The <br /> first thing y i that you look at n cluster is the protection of the river. <br /> Mr. Marsters then asked for those in favor of the proposal <br /> Mrs . Delory replied the entire Conservation Committee was in <br /> P <br /> favor. <br /> Mr. William McKayin favor, but also in. favor of extending the line <br /> • asked for a co of wording when prepared that would be <br /> NOTE ,-, Mrs , De 1 o ry copy <br /> presented at Town Meeting. <br />