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5. A new Subsection 174-25.G.(11) submitted by the Planning Board which would allow screen printing, embroidery and similar embellishment of T-shirts and other garments in P commercial and industrial zoning districts by special permit. , I 6. An amendment to Subsection 174-25115 submitted by the Planning Board which would increase the percentage of gross floor area of a manufacturing or assembly j facility which can be allocated to a factory outlet store from 20% to 40%. 7. An amendment to Subsection 174-26.A submitted by the Planning Board which would clarify the phasing requirements of the Growth Management bylaw regarding the number of building permits which can be issued in any year for a parcel which has had ); multiple lot division plans recorded since May 11, 1987. The amendment specifies that the 20% phasing requirement applies to all such plans, but that at least one lot can be built on for all the land in a parcel that was in common ownership on that date. 8. An amendment to Section 174-26 submitted by the Planning Board which would reduce the number of building permits which may be issued annually from 2 1/2 % of existing building stock (approximarely 200 units in 1999) to 100, excluding permits for building within Open Space Incentive Development projects, projects legally restricted to occupancy by persons aged 55 or over, public housing developed by the Mashpee Housing Authority, up to 100 units of deed-restricted low- or moderate-income housing as defined by the Mass. Department of Housing and Community Development and projects that are exempted from this bylaw y provision by the "grandfather" clause contained in the state Zoning Act. I ' 9. An amendment to Section 174-21.1 submitted by the Planning Board which makes minor changes to a stormwater management bylaw approved at the May Town Meeting as a petition article. The proposed changes clarify what projects are subject to the bylaw, make new subdivision roadways subject to its provisions, allow use of dry wells when there are no feasible alternatives, clarify the required separation between �U infiltration systems and drinking water wells, clarify that the Building Inspector is the permitting authority regarding stormwater management for single and two family homes and simplify the filing requirements under this section for single and two family homes. 10. An article submitted by the Planning Board which deletes "country club" as a use in i Section 174-25.B and replaces it with "Golf course subject to the provisions of Section 174-47.1"and creates a new Section 174-47.1 which establishes minimum standards for golf course development, including a minimum 50 foot buffer strip along the exterior site boundary line (which may be reduced or eliminated with the consent of the abutting land owner), a minimum 200 foot buffer area adjacent to any water body or wetland, excluding flood zones and actively managed cranberry bogs (which may be reduced by the Planning Board under certain circumstances), larger buffer areas, fencing and similar items if required to protect adjacent property owners or natural resources, a minimum Of 40% of the site left as natural open space (which may be reduced to 35% if deeded to the Town and a minimum building setback of 200 feet from the exterior boundary of the site. A country club, including dining, lounge, pro shop, indoor athletic facilities, tennis courts, swimming pools and other similar facilities normally associated with a golf course and country club, along with necessary parking areas, signage, maintenance j