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Report of the With the help of members of the Energy <br /> Committee the Town of Mashpee is now a Green <br /> Building Department Community. One of the requirements of this listing <br /> was to adopt a more stringent building energy code <br /> To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the known as the Stretch Code. The Board of Selectmen <br /> voted to adopt the Stretch Code which became effec. <br /> Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: tive January 1, 2011. Mashpee now qualifies for <br /> The economy is still the major headline in our energy efficiency and renewable energy initiative <br /> local and national news. This department started to grants from the Green Community Grant Program. <br /> see a downward trend in permitting and fees collected Mashpee is helping to lead the way to a better future, <br /> in 2008 followed by an all time low in Real Estate <br /> sales and construction activity in 2009. A record num- The Building Department would like to thank <br /> ber of foreclosures and business closings followed. The Board of Selectmen and other members of the <br /> The type of construction activity also changed over community that have volunteered their time and <br /> those years. There was less new construction and energy by serving on committees, commissions,and <br /> increased activity in smaller remodeling and renova- review boards.We would also like to thank Town Hall <br /> tion jobs. personnel for their outstanding cooperation. Mashpee <br /> n. . <br /> is a better place as a result of your dedication and hard <br /> ' + I am happy to report that 2010 ended on a much work. <br /> better note. The number of permits issued increased <br /> almost 8% and the fees collected increased almost The Building Department welcomes the newest <br /> 30%over 2009. There was a healthy increase in both member of our staff, Cynthia Bartos. Cynthia has <br /> been a great addition to our staff. I would personally <br /> residential and commercial projects with the trend <br /> being larger residential projects and business fit-outs like to thank everyone in the inspectional services; <br /> in existing commercial buildings. There has also been Building, Health, Fire, and Conservation. Being on <br /> the other side of the counter most of my life I have <br /> an increase in inquiries regarding commercial and <br /> industrial properties throughout town. The First never met a more dedicated and helpful group. <br /> Federal Credit Union is in the construction phase and <br /> Southport of Cape Cod has begun phase III of its res- We are looking forward to a great year. <br /> idential condominium project. There are several <br /> Habitat for Humanity homes in the construction phase Respectfully Submitted, <br /> and one in the planning stage. The expansion of Charles Maintanis <br /> Breezy Acres, affordable family rental housing man- Acting Department Head <br /> aged by the Mashpee Housing Authority, is in the <br /> planning stage. The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe <br /> Housing Authority is planning a 52 unit affordable <br /> housing development off Meetinghouse Road. <br /> There have been a number of code changes and <br /> amendments to the Massachusetts Building Code that <br /> were approved this year. The building code was <br /> amended on July 1st to adopt the 2009 International <br /> Energy Conservation Code. In August Massachusetts <br /> implemented the 8th edition of the International Base <br /> Code with Massachusetts amendments. They are cur- <br /> rently working on the 8th edition of the International <br /> Residential code with Massachusetts amendments and <br /> we should see this edition by midyear. These changes <br /> will give the state a building code more in line with the <br /> 11 rest of the Nation. <br /> i <br /> Gyp 74 <br />
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