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-5- <br />II. COMMUNITY IMPACT <br />A. Quashnet Valley Country Club Statistics <br />vs. Single Family Cluster Development <br />0 <br />1. No. of Residences <br />2. No. of Residents (Estimated) <br />3. No. of School Children <br />(Estimated) <br />4. Total Site Density <br />5. Density within Residential Lots <br />6. Road Length (Linear Ft.) <br />7.1 Water Demand (Gal./Day) <br />8. Annual Taxes to Town <br />9. Net Educational Gain or <br />Loss to the Town from Taxes <br />10. Taxes available for Fire, <br />Police, Government, Recre- <br />ation, Highways & Health <br />11. Recreation Amenities <br />Proposed <br />Cluster <br />893 <br />1637 <br />150 <br />2:6 <br />5.0 <br />27,000 <br />97,903 <br />$638, 214 <br />e <br />$127,190 (gain) <br />$362,187 <br />Golf Course, <br />Clubhouse, Trails <br />for Walking and <br />Bicycling <br />Single <br />Family <br />Development <br />'458* <br />1268 <br />183 <br />1.3 <br />2.6 <br />32,000 <br />79,188 <br />$329,514** <br />$ 39,066 (loss) <br />$147,932. <br />None <br />* Footnote: <br />This no. if figured on the total amount of buildable land (Uplands and <br />Cranberry Bog - allowed by zoning by-laws for calculation of maximum <br />potential), 333.0 acres less 10% for roads = 299.7 acres a 22,500 ft?, <br />min, lot size --*-the Maximum Potential no. of lots is 580. We have <br />calculated our comparison form the more realistic 458 units by using <br />