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Explanation: This article would expand the boundaries of the C-2 Commercial District, <br /> which allows most retail and office uses, to the portion of Map 54, Block 5 on which the <br /> former Augat building and Its parking area are located. The land is currently zoned I-1 <br /> Industrial and was included in the I-C Overlay Zone, which allows certain low-impact <br /> retail uses generating less than 300 vehicle trips per day per acre, by a zoning <br /> amendment approved at the October 2001 Annual Town Meeting. <br /> Article 21 <br /> To see if the Town will vote to assure residents and property owners that the Town will <br /> not tolerate existence of any structures, including fences and changes to a shoreline <br /> such as a bulkhead; except those constructed by the Town, County or State in public <br /> interest; which obstruct, or impede use of, any public or private right of way. Valid <br /> rights of way are those shown on a plot plan or subdivision recorded at the Barnstable <br /> County Register of deeds, or on any STREET as defined in Town Zoning Regulations. <br /> If any such structures do exist, a property owner, an association of property owners or a <br /> resident, may file a written request for removal with Town's Zoning Officer. The Zoning <br /> Officer shall investigate and determine the facts. If an obstruction does not exist the <br /> Zoning Officer shall notify abutters by certified mail, return receipt requested, that <br /> unless the structures are removed within 30 days, the Town will direct the Department <br /> of Public Works, to remove such obstruction or impediment. All notifications shall be <br /> assumed to occur 5 days after mailing of certified notice. <br /> The Town shall act on such request within 30 days, either by notifying the requester <br /> that no impediment exists, or provide notice to abutters and begin the removal <br /> procedure. If the requester disagrees with the Zoning Officer's decision, he can file an <br /> appeal with the Board of Selectmen, which shall be heard within 60 days and the <br /> Selectmen must determine whether the appeal is valid within 60 days from hearing. <br /> The Town shall remove any remaining impeding structures within 65 days after mailing <br /> such notification, unless an objection is filed. <br /> Any objection to such removal shall be filed in writing with the Zoning Officer within 20 <br /> days after mailing of notifications. The Selectmen shall decide the validity of any <br /> objection at a public hearing within 60 days after filing. Selectmen shall accept written <br /> and verbal comments from all interested parties, and decide by vote within the next 60 <br /> days whether to sustain such objection. If the objection is denied, removal by the Town <br /> shall occur within 30 days after such vote. <br /> Submitted by Petition <br /> Explanation: On occasion obstructions, such as structures, fences, bulkheads at <br /> shoreline, or other impediments have been placed in a public or deeded right of way, <br /> (sic) The purpose of this proposed article is to provide property owners, associations of <br /> property owners and residents an effective remedy to maintain their lawful rights by <br /> requesting the Town to intercede on their behalf. It is believed that there will,be little <br /> Page 12 <br /> October 2002 Town Meeting <br />
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