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tion has had an obvious impact. Members also Report of the <br /> actively lobby town officials and Disability p <br /> Committees of other towns to seek amendments to Building Inspector <br /> local and state codes to incorporate these accessibility <br /> features. <br /> To the Honorable Board of Selectman and The <br /> The cooperation of planners of special events in Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: <br /> town are now being proactive in incorporating handi- <br /> capped Peng and access into their event planning. What a Year! Nationally and now Locally! The <br /> Special thanks to Mr. Jim Vaccaro, Mashpee abysmal trend of real estate and construction is finally <br /> Commons Community Liaison, for arranging handi- knocking at our door. Here in Mashpee, however, the <br /> capped parking and drop-off points for Mashpee Night knock is somewhat softer. Just prior to the end of the <br /> at the Pops. year construction activity was very similar to that of <br /> previous years. We have seen an obvious shift in per- <br /> Handicapped parking is always high on our list mits from single-family detached dwellings to more <br /> of concerns and we are pleased to note significant remodeling and commercial work. A discouraging <br /> improvement. Thanks in large measure to the efforts market for some however has provided an incentive to <br /> of the civilian parking patrols organized by Mert others and the realization that now might be the time <br /> Sapers with the support and assistance of the Mashpee to start that project. <br /> Police Department, many citations have been issued <br /> for misuse of handicapped parking spaces. The reduc- Two large Town initiatives were a major portion <br /> tion in the number of violations noted in recent of our year. The Fire Substation has been completed j <br /> months suggests the parking patrols are having a pos- and the new Library breaks ground as this goes to <br /> itive effect. print. The Substation was finished in record time and <br /> will be a quality addition to the Town's infrastructure. <br /> A major project planned for 2009 is intended to The Library,when completed,will be one of the finest <br /> improve beach access to the mobility impaired. in Massachusetts. The architectural design, choice of <br /> Toward this end,Catherine Laurent and her DPW staff materials used and the state of the art energy saving <br /> are developing plans for a hard surface walkway to be features incorporated in this building,demonstrates the <br /> placed over the sand to enable people who rely on towns desire to provide the residents with only the <br /> wheelchairs,walkers,etc.,to move close to family and very best. The new Post Office has been perrnitted, <br /> friends on the beach. but construction is on hold until sprung. <br /> The committee also will continue to emphasize Although residential 1&2 Family detached per- <br /> the need for more accessible residential construction. mits are waning other residential development contdin- <br /> We also will stress the need for a closed captioning ues. The next phase of Southport's planned <br /> capability on local television channels during negotia- Community is underway and interest and construction <br /> tions on contract renewal with Comcast. Finally, we is brisk. The mixed-use development of Mashpee <br /> hope to continue working with other officials and Commons appears to be on hold for the moment but <br /> agencies to ensure the needs of the disabled are incor- approvals are in place and construction could start at <br /> porated in emergency planning. any moment. <br /> Respectfully submitted, Commercial development is still drawn to <br /> William Dundon Mashpee. The Sovereign bank was completed this <br /> Marilyn Farren year, as was the old Liquor Warehouse. '�Ve have also <br /> Patricia Lugo issued permits for the build out of existing space at <br /> Patricia Parolski South Cape Village. A new retail outlet, Oanne Stop, <br /> Merton Sapers recently opened and another restaurant.,Wicked, is not <br /> Richard Stevens far behind. Interest continues for other avm- lab'e space <br /> Beverly Wooldridge at this location particularly with the ;anticipated road. <br /> Robert Wooldridge (Chairman) opening at Joy Street. <br /> Charles Maintanis (alternate for Mr. Stevens) <br /> Our Department is now enforcing the'nth Edition <br /> of the Massachusetts State Building Code for 1&2 <br /> Family residential constructions. NVe are also in the <br /> process of implementing the new 7th Edition Bas: <br /> 99 <br />
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