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6 <br /> Select Board <br /> Minutes <br /> March 11, 2024 <br /> APPOINTMENTS & HEARINGS <br /> Barnstabl,emCounty Human Rights Advisory Commission, Mariew,Younger,Town Liaison: <br /> The Mashpee Select Board met with Marie Younger Blackburn, a long-standing resident and recognized leader <br /> for her expertise in diversity, equity, and inclusion. Previously, Ms. Younger Blackburn served as Chair of the <br /> Mashpee Housing Authority and Mashpee Human Services Committee. <br /> Ms. Younger Blackburn has interest in serving as the Town Liaison to the Barnstable County Human Rights <br /> Advisory Commission (HRAC). The Commission is comprised of nine voting members and two alternates to <br /> reflect the diverse population. The liaisons play an important role in addressing human rights issues which <br /> extend beyond municipal boundaries. <br /> Motion made by Selectman Sherman to appoint Marie Younger Blackburn to the Barnstable County <br /> Human Rights Advisory Commission as the Town of Mashpee Liaison. <br /> Motion seconded by Selectman Wyman-Colombo. <br /> VOTE: 5-0. Unanimous. <br /> Roll Call Vote: <br /> Selectman Cotton,yes Selectman Sherman,yes Selectman O'Hara,yes <br /> Selectman Weeden,yes Selectman Wyman-Colombo,yes Opposed, none <br /> Public Comment: <br /> Mark Cohen of Manitoba Road conveyed concern with respect to Article 28 of the Annual May Town Meeting <br /> warrant proposed to complete the private to public road conversion process for various roads within the South <br /> Cape Estates area. Photographs of the stormwater runoff were presented during severe rain events. Paving the <br /> entire neighborhood would severely impact the environment of the Great River. <br /> In other matters Arden Cadrin of Sturgis Road commented on the lack of enforcement for the Flow Neutral <br /> Bylaw adopted in 2021. In concern, Ms. Cadrin made note of the Willowbend Cranberry Point development <br /> project currently under review. A mandate of the Flow Neutral Bylaw and SRF loan require one bedroom per <br /> 10,000 square feet under private or municipal sewer systems and the developer is requesting 48 units when <br /> only 16 are allowed. This matter is scheduled for review by the Planning Board on April 20, 2024. <br />