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ARTICLE 14 Mashpee Board of Assessors' current listing for the! lE property. The applicant is considered a"party in inter•; ti To see if the Town will vote to amend the zoning est with regard to required public hearing and deci s bylaw by replacing Subsection 174-45.2B.(4)with the sion notices." ii following: or take any other action relating thereto. s. "(4) In addition to the Dimensional Requirements specified in §174-25E. 11 , a twenty 20 foot vegeta- Submitted eta- I. p ( ) Y ( ) g Submitted by Planning Board' tr tive buffer containing adequate screening given the v character of the neighborhood and the intensity of the Explanation: This article would create a definition of n use shall be provided between adult entertainment "Applicant" specifying who has standing to appeariF uses and abutting commercial uses, if any." before Town Boards for permits or variances under&I s Zoning By-law and what evidence is required to' c j or take any other action relating thereto. demonstrate such standing. v Submitted by Planning Board Motion made to dispense with reading of article. ', I Explanation: This article would fix an error in the Motion to dispense with reading of article passes at existing Zoning By-law by providing the correct refer- 8:22 p.m. it ence to the Table of Use Regulations section for Adult Entertainment Uses,which is §174-25E.(11). The let- Planning Board voted at a Public Hearing held on it ter E had been left out. September 18,2002 4-0 for approval. I ' c Planning Board voted at a Public Hearing held on Motion made by John Cahalane. September 18,2002 4-0 for approval. P � Motion made by George Green. Motion: I move Article 15 be voted as printed in the� g Warrant with the exception of the phrase, "or take any' other action relating thereto". Motion: I move Article 14 be voted as printed in the I � 7 Warrant with the exception of the phrase, or take any Motion passes unanimously at 8:22 p.m. t other action relating thereto'. ARTICLE 16 I Motion passes unanimously at 8:21 p.m. ( ARTICLE 15 To see if the Town will vote to amend the zoning bylaw by replacing Subsection 174-55C. with the fol, I lowing: To see if the Town will vote to amend the zoning bylaw by adding the following new definition to "C. In an industrial or commercialdistrict, one (1)I l Section 174-3 before the definition for "Assisted freestandingsign is permitted on each lot provided Living Facility": that it does not exceed (40) square feet in signboard� I area, does not exceed fifteen (15) feet in height and is I "APPLICANT—The person who submits an applica- not located closer than five (5) feet to any lot line or I tion for a permit or variance approval and his adminis- block a line of sight for pedestrian and traffic safety if I ' trators, executors, heirs, devisees, successors and so determined by the D.P.W.Director. The top edge of r assigns. The applicant must be owner of all land included in the submitted plan or proposal or anper- any such freestanding sign shall be not higher than fif- Y P teen(15)feet vertical measure above the average level Json who shows specific written and notarized autho- of the ground between the supports of each sign." rization by the owner to submit the application and to 1 speak for and bind the owner with any re and tore pre-P re- or take any other action relating thereto. sentations regarding the property or the owner's intent, � with regard to any agreements made with Town I Boards as part of the permit or variance review and Submitted by Planning Board approval process and with regard to the owner's under- Explanation: Explanation:This article would fix errors in the exist- standing of any conditions imposed upon the project ing Zoning By-law regarding signs in commercial and as part of the Board's decision. Proof of ownership industrial zoning districts. Currently, subsection 174,; shall include a copy of the latest recorded deed or Land Court certificate as well as a co o f the 55.C., which provides for a freestanding sign on each PY lot, is written so that only industrial districts are' 72