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Board of Appeals November 8, 1989 'Page 4. <br />Mr. Dunning distributed a brief to the Board members. Mr. Hanrahan stated <br />• he would want the Modification to include the requirement that owners <br />sign a form stating that they understand that the amenities are not <br />completed and release the Town from any responsibility. <br />Mr. Makunas read the revised paragraph 3. and suggested that the paragraph <br />read: "No more than 100 dwelling units may be granted Certificates of <br />Occupancy in any one calendar year." <br />Members of the Board discussed the memo from the Planning Board with <br />suggestions of additional conditions. It was determined that this <br />hearing was concerned with the modification of an existing permit. <br />Elias McQuaid, health agent, reported that the Board of Health would look <br />favorably on the use of holding tanks and would require Bonwood to post <br />a bond. <br />Some of the owners in the audience questioned if condo fees would be <br />reduced and it was explained that these matters were not the concern of <br />the Board. <br />Mr. Hanrahan said that when the developer applies for a Certificate <br />of Occupancy it must be accompanied by a Release signed by the owner <br />releasing the Town of any responsibility if the amenity package is not <br />completed. <br />• Mr. Hauck explained that the Board of Appeals approval did not mean <br />immediate occupancy since the Building Dept. had other conditions. <br />Mr. Hanrahan moved to modify Paragraph 3 of the January 29, 1985 Decision <br />so that henceforth it should read as follows: <br />"No more than 100 dwelling units may be granted Certificates of <br />Occupancy in one calendar year." <br />Mr. Hanrahan moved to modify Paragraph 7 of the January 29, 1985 decision <br />so that henceforth it should read as follows: <br />"The water system for the first fifty units of Phase I, as shown <br />on plan by E. J. Flynn, Engineers, entitled 'Southport Phase IA' <br />dated November , 1989 attached hereto and made a part <br />hereof must be completed and substantial work must be commenced <br />on the sewer system plans, amenity center, swimming pools, tennis <br />courts and golf course prior to the issuance of the first Occupancy <br />Certificate for any dwelling unit; the sewer system plant, the <br />amenity center, swimming pools and tennis courts must be completed <br />prior to the issuance of the 51st Occupancy Certificate, and the <br />golf course must be completed before the 101st Occupancy Certificate <br />is issued. In any event, the amenity center, swimming pools and <br />tennis courts must be completed before March 30, 1990. <br />• "Further, the Board finds that based on aerial photos, site <br />inspection and architectural certification, that there has been <br />substantial work commenced as required above. <br />Mr. Makunas seconded. All agreed. <br />
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