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Meeting of <br /> Mashpee Design Review Committee <br /> Tuesday, March 20, 2018 <br /> Mashpee Town Hall Waquoit Meeting Room <br /> Committee Members Present: Jonathan Furbush, Michael Mendoza, and Miles <br /> Peters. <br /> Absent: Joseph Cummings, and Joshua Spencer. <br /> Also Present: Evan Lehrer–Town Planner <br /> Michael Mendoza opened the discussion at 8:40 a.m. and stated there would be <br /> discussion only since a quorum is not present. <br /> Project Address: 500 Old Barnstable Road <br /> Business Name: Mashpee Middle/High School <br /> Owner/Agent: Patricia DeBoer/Mike Looney <br /> Request: Replace existing Mashpee High School Sign <br /> With a new LED sign in the same location. <br /> Patricia DeBoer, Mark Balestracci, and Mike Looney were present as <br /> representatives of the Mashpee Middle/High School; and Mark Hurley and Bob <br /> Messier were presenting a model of the proposed sign. <br /> Patty DeBoer, School Superintendent, said they are seeking approval of a <br /> replacement sign that is currently along Rt. 151. Current sign is manual so they <br /> would like to have more messages done with an APP from the phone and they <br /> want a lit sign so people can see it at night. Patty said the current sign is about <br /> the schools, but the proposed sign allows them to tie into Police, Fire, and Town <br /> Hall so they can communicate those messages about Town events. If approved, <br /> the current sign would be moved inside the horseshoe area at the High School <br /> and would be more for the student body use. <br /> Mike Mendoza asked how the other "tie-in" messages would be cycling through. <br /> Patty responded that something could run for a week and something else run <br /> only once. She said one person will be the single authority of what is displayed. <br /> She said the Police Chief; Fire Chief; and Town has a say in what they want <br /> displayed. <br /> Mark Hurley explained that all program is from the Webpage—it is cloud based. <br /> Mark Hurley said as long as you have access to the school you can do from <br /> anywhere as long as they use access and password. Someone from the school <br /> would control message or changes. <br /> Jonathan Furbush asked whether it was possible for a message to stay 30-40 <br /> seconds and the message switches. Mark Hurley said "yes" you can do <br />