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Significant progress has been made in increasing <br /> the awareness of the concept of"visitability"and it has Report of the <br /> been endorsed by the Affordable Housing Committee Building Department <br /> and the Planning Board. Three of the Chapter 40B <br /> projects going through the permitting process will <br /> include"visitable"units. All 120 units in the Mashpee To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the <br /> Woods project will be"visitable"and significant num- Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: <br /> bers of the units in the Ashers Path and Jobs & <br /> Whiting projects will be "visitable." The main function of the Building Department is <br /> In 2007, the committee intends to work to obtain <br /> Public Safety and Public Service. We provide infor- <br /> mation to the residents of Mashpee regarding <br /> a second automatic door for the front entrance of the Building, Electric, Plumbing and Gas codes and also <br /> high school and Quashnet School. We also hope to enforce the Towns Zoning Bylaws. <br /> continue to work with the Council on Aging and <br /> Board of Health to identify all disabled residents who We accept permit applications, perform plan <br /> may require assistance during an emergency. review for code compliance and issue permits accord- <br /> Emergency shelters need to be inspected to insure they ingly. This year the total permit count for all permits <br /> are fully accessible to disabled residents. Efforts will was 2526. This count is approximately 19% lower <br /> continue to ensure handicapped parking spaces are in than the previous year and reflects the current down- <br /> compliance with ADA regulations and town bylaws. turn in the real estate market. This count does not, <br /> We will also seek means for ensuring there is adequate however, indicate a slowdown in this office. Instead, it <br /> handicapped parking for major events in town. We has given us the opportunity to pursue issues which in <br /> will continue to work with town officials to pursue the the past were neglected due to our extreme work <br /> possibility of earmarking funds from parking viola- loads. One major issue we are attempting to resolve is <br /> tions for ADA purposes. We must continue to work the backlog of "open" permits. These are permits <br /> with the Chamber of Commerce to see that business which for one reason or another have never been final- <br /> owners and managers are aware of ADA requirements ized and clog our system.We are also pushing forward <br /> and that public access facilities are truly accessible. on correcting long standing zoning violations that have <br /> We will pursue the feasibility of including a closed been overlooked. <br /> caption capability in the next town cable contract with <br /> COMCAST. Finally, we will continue to work for Although there is a current downturn in the mar- <br /> building more accessible housing in Mashpee. ket,that downturn is mainly residential.Mashpee con- <br /> tinues to attract many varied large scale commercial <br /> Respectfully submitted, developers hoping to satisfy more than one of our <br /> William Dundon(Co-Chairman) towns needs.Mashpee Commons,South Cape Village, <br /> Beverly Wooldridge (Co-Chairman) Southport,New Seabury, Ashers Path Apartments and <br /> Ira Brown possibly Mashpee Woods are all immense and unique <br /> Marilyn Farren projects either under construction or in the planning <br /> Patricia Parolski stage. Each of these developments will begin to fulfill <br /> Merton Sapers the diverse needs of the Town both commercially and <br /> Richard Stevens residentially. <br /> Robert Wooldridge <br /> Charles Maintanis (alternate for Mr. Stevens) This department looks forward to the challenge. <br /> Respectfully Submitted, <br /> Richard Stevens <br /> Building Inspector <br /> 101 <br />
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