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i <br /> Reservation and the Cape Cod Commission. The developing new addressing systems to enhance public <br /> Department was an active participant in development safety response times in condominium projects and <br /> of the study, which was managed by the Cape Cod multi-tenant commercial projects. <br /> Commission and funded by the Department of <br /> Defense and the four Upper Cape towns. The study As staff to the Planning Board, the Department <br /> reviewed the compatibility of existing and permitted was involved in the review and permitting of a number <br /> land use in areas surrounding the Reservation with the of subdivision and commercial development projects <br /> activities and missions of the military services using during the year, with much of the Department's time <br /> the facility and made a number of recommendations again spent on modification requests to previously <br /> regarding regulatory or other changes required to pro- approved projects, most notably Windchime Point, <br /> tect area residents while facilitating m'Y the military's which has now been completed, the SouthCape <br /> operations. The final report was presented by Village shopping center, New Seabury, Willowbend <br /> Commission staff to the Selectmen in November. and Southport. With regard to Southport, we were <br /> able to negotiate an agreed process with NStar for pre- <br /> After a third round of advertising, we were planning of utility locations that should improve our <br /> finally able to attract a consultant to assist the Historic ability to maintain the attractiveness of future sections <br /> District Study Committee under our County LCP of Southport, as well as other projects. <br /> Implementation Grant project to establish historic dis- <br /> tricts in the Town. Work should get underway on that Staff was also involved in the Planning Board's <br /> project in early 2006. development of a town-wide "District of Critical <br /> Planning Concern" (DCPC) nomination intended to <br /> Other special projects undertaken in 2005 address growth management, water quality and traffic P <br /> included preparation of the town's first application concerns. Since the setting aside of that proposal in <br /> under the state's Commonwealth Capital Program (the September, we have provided staff assistance and <br /> Town's score on the application counts towards 30% advice to the Selectmen's Blue Ribbon <br /> of rating points received on grant applications submit- Comprehensive Committee, set up to address the <br /> ted by the Town under most state grant programs), a issues brought forward in the DCPC proposal. <br /> report on Mashpee's economic development issues <br /> and opportunities prepared for the Mass. Office of Three minor zoning articles regarding Board of <br /> J 5: <br /> Commonwealth Development (presented at Woods Appeals organization were proposed and approved at <br /> Hole in November as part of preliminary work on an the May Town Meeting. October Town Meeting saw <br /> Upper Cape Regional Technology Development eleven zoning articles approved, including articles <br /> Center being proposed by the Town of Falmouth), reducing side and rear setbacks for small sheds, creat- <br /> preparation of a departmental Operations Review as ing or modifying three Groundwater Protection <br /> part of the development of a five year strategic plan by Districts to help protect the Water District's latest ti <br /> the Finance Director, work with the Chamber of wells, prohibiting long-term storage of construction <br /> Commerce and the developers of SouthCape Village to equipment and materials on vacant lots,expanding the <br /> develop a directional signage program for the Town's Industrial zoning district to facilitate a new roadway <br /> major roadways, participation in Chamber of connection between Commercial Street and Great <br /> Commerce forums on Wastewater in January and Neck Road South, correcting required front setbacks <br /> "Smart Growth"in March and participation in a series in the Mashpee Center Overlay District, defining <br /> of rotary area "working group" meetings to develop Accessory Apartments and specifying that they must <br /> concepts for addressing traffic congestion in the rotary be located in the same structure as the principal resi- <br /> a <br /> area. We were also pleased to be involved in identify- dence, clarifying width requirements for on-street <br /> ing,and securing Town Meeting approval of, a site for parking spaces, clarifying the legal status and proce- <br /> construction of a new Cape Cod Free Clinic. We dures for certain"findings"required to be made by the <br /> reviewed a number of Chapter 40B affordable housing Board of Appeals and allowing for expansion of the <br /> Proposals, including a 128 lot Cotuit subdivision land area covered by previously approved cluster sub- <br /> which could have significant impacts on Mashpee. We divisions and multi-family projects if the change does <br /> also continued to maintain a Town lands database and not increase the number of residential units permitted <br /> Provided our annual housing, land use and population under the existing special permit. <br /> estimates and projections and continued to work with <br /> the Town Clerk, Fire Department and Postmaster in <br /> 139 <br />
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