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Town o Mash �. •.ti.,ry J' pee Planning Board ' 16re G at�ec(�,�,oad?1�orth, Mashpee, � 02649 �ADli`°' 7efephone l508I 539-1400 ext. 520 - fax(sob)539-0954 Email-planning@ci.mashpee.ma.us Mashpee Planning Board Public Hearing Notice 41 ,1 Pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 40A, the Mashpee Planning Board will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, April 7, 2004 at 7:45 p.m. at the Mashpee Town Hall, 16 Great Neck Road North, to review the following zoning articles for action at the May 3, 2004 Town Meeting. 1. An article submitted by the Planning Board amending various subsections of Section 174- 45.1 and 174-46.H. in order to 1) remove references to the no-longer-existing C-1-SV and C-1-0 zoning districts, 2) remove a sentence regarding on-street parking which conflicts with the parking by-law amendments made at the October 2004 Town Meeting, 3) provide ti h, for a transfer of residential development rights into non-residential zoning districts under the standards specified in Subsections 174-46.D., 174-46.C.(3) through (6) and 174-46.H of the "Open Space Incentive Development (OSID) by-law, along with allowing the transferred residential units (and not any other uses) to be located in a third story, by special permit from the Planning Board under the existing "commercial center" zoning provisions of Section T 174-45.1. t 2. An article submitted by petition amending Section.174-25.F.(3) to allow "automobile repair shops, provided that work is carried out within the building" in the I-1 Industrial zoning district. 3. An article submitted by petition which would amend the definition of "street" to include "every public or private way shown on a Plan or Subdivision recorded prior to October 1, 2003, even if not approved by the Planning Board" and stating that "if the recorded way extends to a shoreline, then access to the water is included within that public or private right of way". The article also creates a new Section 174-13.2 titled "Removal of obstructions within streets and public or private rights of way and a procedure providing for their removal" which would provide that "a property owner, an association of property owners, or a resident may file a written request with the Town for removal of one or more obstructions on any street ...", describes certain items which are not considered obstructions, establishes a procedure for said request through the "Zoning Officer", sets a maximum fee of$75 for any such request, requires publication and notice to abutters within 300 feet of the Zoning Officer's decision, requires the Department of Public Works to remove such obstructions if not removed otherwise, provides for appeal of the Zoning Officer's decision to the Zoning Board of Appeals and time limits on the appeal process, provides for further appeal from the Zoning Board of Appeals decision to the Board of Selectmen and sets time limits on that �. 6 ! U"'WI 0. i. ,r,