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homes. He submitted a petition signed by the officers of the Oak Hollow Association Board expressing their concerns. Peter DiNizio stated that if they did get there permit he • would like to see Ashumet Road cleaned up. Douglas Boyd explained that It is zoned for exactly what is • there. It is zoned commercial all the way up the street. Patricia Francoeur asked if the owner was going to supply security lighting and restrict parking on Route 130. She also expressed concern over the fact that the owner of the property does not seem to have the money to clean up the area and would like to see the dumosters placed elsewhere. She also asked how much more of a strain It would be on the police and fire departments as well as the water supply. Leon Pocknett stated that he lives next door and has heard the comments people have said and agree with the residents. He said with a club. even non-alcoholic the fact remains that there is nothing for the young people of Mashpee to do and they will gather. He also expressed concern over the already heavy traffic on Route 130. Elias McQuaid. Health Agent explained that the existing_ structure will have to be re -engineered for a Title 5 system. and the water will have to be retested and used for non -consumption. John Frlel asked if it was to open as a restaurant would it have to go through this process as well. Mr. McQuaid stated it would. • Heide Trottier stated that she is not a member of AA but that we did need to offer these people a place to go. Marilyn Jackson from Oak Hollow expressed disappointment that Diane Cloutier who is the present owner of the building was not there. She said she is concerned with the rubbish and the apparance of the outside of the building. Richard Rando said that the town should not view this area as a piece of paper and should look at it as abuttina property which is residential. Mrs. Atkinson was questioned as to whether they would consider making the minimum ace 21. Mr. Tanaglio stated that he thought that it would be unfair to not give the 18 year olds the same opportunity. The question was raised as to who will bring the building up to code.