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e e consider the development proposal, which could benefit all stakeholders. Mr. Chace suggested that tonight's meeting focus on the Administration of the FBC. The Chair inquired whether Mr. Chace intended reconsideration for the May Town Meeting and Mr. Chace agreed. The Chair-inquired whether Mr. Chace had seen the new RPP and he responded that he had been advised that a draft would be available for the One Cape Conference. .regarding open space and affordable housing, Chairman wa. gan indicated that it was not solely the priority of the Planning Board,but also referenced in the Town Meeting Approved Local Comprehensive Plan and surveys, making them the priorities,of the Town. Mr. Chace responded that,, with a number of stakeholders involved, they needed to make the project viable. The Chair responded that it would be helpful if Mashpee Commons could provide comments and reaps shared by community members at the six visioning sessions and Ms. Wilbur responded that they would forward a link to Mr, Lehrer, to be forwarded to Board members. NIr. Chase inquired whether there were additional questions and the Chair inquired whether-the Board Secretary had received a hardcopy of the PowerPoint presentation from the last meeting which she had not, fir. Lehrer was in receipt of the presentation and would print out a copy. The Chair stated that the Open Meeting Law required that documents and presentations were considered public information and must be referred to in the minutes and dept on file. lir. Bal arini stated that he wished to see copies of the surveys and people's comments. The Chair inquired whether the visioning sessions were videotaped, stating that she had been unable to locate it online. The Chair inquired whether Mr. Chace, as the property owner, planned to withdraw PBC from the October Town Meeting and Mr. Chace responded that he did. Torn Ferronti of Mashpee Commons, responded that Mashpee Commons did not formally submit the document t the Board del ectn en, only presented the information for their review, to be considered to be placed on the October Town Meeting warrant as a.Selectmen's item. Selectman John Cotton was recpgnized and confirmed that the Board of Selectmen had not submitted any placeholders, adding that his request to allow the Planning Beard final approval was denied. Selectman Cotton confirtned that there was no other warrant or pl acehol der beyond what the Planning Board had submitted. Vanessa Farr and Cara Wilbur were present from Principle, on behalf of l ashpec Commons, to discuss MashpeeCommons' proposed Fonn- Based Code. Ms. Wilbur indicated that the survey responses and visioning summary could be found on the ma.shpeecommons,com website. Ms. Farr indicated that she was present to address any questions or concerns regarding the Admini strati on portion of their FBC and highlighting who currently had oversight of the Mashpee Commons Special Permit, issued in 1986. All projects were currently reviewed by the Zoning Board of Appeals, including 40B prod ccts. The Planning Board and the Cape Cod Commission.had limited review for commercial spaces only. The North Market Street prof ect was a Special Permit project reviewed by the Planning Beard and the Cape Cod Commission, as a Development of Regional Impact T). Regarding the FBC Administration, Ms. Wilbur stated that they reordered Article?, Administration, and the Chair confirmed that the Planning Board was in receipt of a.revised A bole 7 to replace the section in the orivnal PBC draft. Ms. Wilbur-stated that the Master Planning Process was the first level of review that would consider the overall project, ensuring 5