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the trees had been removed. Mr. Lehrer stated that new residential construction, as noted on the Special Permit, mandated that adequate buffer remain between construction, but that it was not defined whether it was between new homes or between an existing home and new construction. Mr. Rowley stated that there was not intended to be a lot of clearing around the houses because there were limitations on the amount of lawn area for each house. There was consensus that there was no buffer. Mr. Balzarini stated that the streets were in pretty good condition and Mr. Rowley responded that there had been reclaimed added to the road and the road had been smoothed. Mr. Lehrer confirmed that he continued to receive complaints from the residents. Mr. Lehrer followed up with Jacques Morin last week, who confirmed that there had been no change with the Verizon.line. Mr. Lehrer would be following up with Dig Safe, who had reportedly been on site four times to mark the road. Chairman Waygan asked that Mr. Morin be invited to attend the June 20 meeting to respond to the Board and community. Mr. Rowley suggested that, if Mr. Morin did not have plans to complete the full paving of the road before the fall, he should clean up the existing Blue Castle Road and debris as a good faith effort to the residents. BOARD MEMBER UPDATES Chairman's Report-The Chair announced an affordable housing lottery that would be taking place for six assisted living units at Laurentide. Applications were available at Town Hall and an information session would take place on Thursday, June 14 at the Senior Center. Monthly rents would be cheaper than the market rate rents. At the next Planning Board meeting on June 20, Kristy Senatori and Steve Tupper, from the Cape Cod Commission, would be presenting details about the Local Comprehensive Plan and Regional Policy Plan at 6:00 p.m, Community Preservation Committee No meeting Environmental Oversight Committee-No update but the Committee was working on a plastics ban. Historic District Commission Mr. Balzarini reported that there was a meeting regarding signage for 2 Center Street. The Commission approved a Certificate of Appropriateness with conditions. Mr. Balzarini reported that work was being completed on the war memorial. Design Review Committee-Mr. Cummings confirmed that the Committee also reviewed 2 Center Street. MMR Military Civilian Community Council-Update of MMR Joint Land Use Study-No update Cape Cod Commission No update Greenway Project& Quashnet Footbridge CORRESPONDENCE -November 2017 Discharge Monitoring Report for South Cape Village N=6.40 -December 2017 Discharge Monitoring Report for South Cape Village N=5.10 -January 2018 Discharge Monitoring Report for South Cape Village N=5.60 -February 2018 Discharge Monitoring Report for Southport N=39.75 -March 2018 Discharge Monitoring Report for South Cape Village N=4.5 -April 2018 Discharge Monitoring Report for South Cape Village N=8.9 WATERWAYS LICENSES -Helen & Antonio Donato, 18 Cricket Way, Mashpee. Wanting to construct and maintain a fixed tee off the end of the existing pier at 18 Cricket Way, in and over flowed tidelands of Little River. The proposed project has been determined to be water-dependent. 10