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02/04/1985
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13 <br /> R. Dubin We have a letter from Mr. Brauman and is against <br /> the permit because he states it' s another layer of governmental <br /> jurisdicb.ion. I think it' s good for the local body to have <br /> some kind of rule over the procedure. <br /> R.Dubin : Next article: Proposed amendment of Sec. 9. 6 of <br /> zoning by' law to add R3N after R-4. A change which will allow <br /> the .Design Review Cmttee. to review plans on R3M zones area <br /> and R31i going to be a new 40,000 sq. ft. area which is made <br /> up of older Rl and R2 areas. This is remedial, it keeps the <br /> status quo, something which the Design Review has ties invith <br /> an earlier article. Any comments? <br /> L. Marsters: Down to the last article. We continued zoning of <br /> area on Rte 28, will have to do it now. <br /> We want to put up an office building across the street from <br /> Augat. People asked pertinent to change , why industrial? It <br /> sticks in people' s minds that there is going to be a plant <br /> therea and it isn' t true. The reason the professional office <br /> uses allow industrial. People have asked why not change to <br /> commeriial. tilore an intensive use for commercial and we don' t <br /> need coiimeriial, don' t need retail. One good point about <br /> putting office buildings there is more ideally suited on Rte 28 <br /> than having a parcel for family. l will turn this over to <br /> Lr. Dunning. <br /> Iir. liunning : phis is a plan which is a composite of the <br /> assessors :nap in i,iashpee. (He showed the location oft -the <br /> site om the map) Vlha.: we are as �i:i, u e L3oaru o consider <br /> of talc zoniri� article to ac:ienu for that <br /> ,;art- if t .e zoni.nr7 art:icic which _;reoently providas that this <br /> is a cusiueot:iai lot into anti industrial lot to yout up an <br /> office co ::�,lex at that lot. Lue to t confi-uration of the lot <br /> there is an 10 ft. setbac__ requireient in an industrial zone. <br /> Anythinw that w_- Id have to contruct would have to be 150 ft <br /> fro:;t Noisy Hole and 15�) ft. fror:: 26. <br /> and we vrould have access to the buildi.n,� from noisy hole i�d. <br /> nOt �:te. 2 j fro-,.i rile road. 1t is +:i Ur i' eeliliCD that this pattl <br /> cular lot is no ion,-er suited for cora .ercial uevelo i-eient in <br /> that it is surrounded by industrial and c o:r:.nercial uses and <br /> large condo. projects. yhe question was raised if this con .- <br /> stitmtes s;3o-t I coni think that it does on a tech- <br /> nical bases, due to the fact it ' s across the. street from Augat <br /> which is industrial. <br /> ;�. :,xarsters: Any zoning khan-es would have to be approved by <br /> the attorney general. <br />
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