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6.19 acre parcel and a +/- 2.6 acre parcel of land <br /> located in the Mashpee Industrial Park. The+/-2.6 Report of the <br /> acres parcel is in the process of being conveyed to Energy Committee <br /> the EDIC as recommended by the Mashpee Board <br /> of Selectmen and approved by Town Meeting in <br /> ' October 2008. This marketing strategy, through a To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the <br /> RFP process, will identify the advantageous type Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: <br /> of business for the properties in the Mashpee <br /> Industrial Park; identify a menu of public and pri- This has been a big year for the Energy <br /> vate economic incentives that could be made avail- Committee. Between implementing sweeping energy <br /> 1 able through the EDIC legislation which would efficiency measures across Town government, updat. <br /> enhance the financial feasibility of the properties; ing the wind by-law and investigating opportunities <br /> for renewable energy, the Town of Mashpee is far <br /> and would include working with the Cape Cod <br /> Commission with an emphasis on obtaining a three greener' than it used to be. From the renewable <br /> party development agreement between the FDIC, energy perspective we have made great progress in <br /> developer and the Cape Cod Commission. determining the proper facilities for Mashpee. From <br /> the efficiency side, we have had several successes in <br /> a To produce a Town of Mashpee Economic terms of increasing efficiency and lowering energy <br /> Development Strategy Plan and as apart of this usage and costs. A big "thank you"to our citizen vol. <br /> unteers, John Brazier and Tom O'Hara who have gra <br /> process, determine the role of the EDIC in pro- <br /> moting the Town's economic development objec- ciously offered their time and expertise in helping the <br /> tives. The Town's last Economic Development committee to implement several initiatives. Without <br /> i Strategy Plan was developed in 1997, approved them many of these programs may not have gone <br /> by Town Meeting in May 1998 and certified by beyond the planning phase. <br /> the Cape Cod Commission in August 1998. <br /> To assist the EDIC in the review of all other Town Committee Mission <br /> owed land including tax taken properties with the To responsibly research and implement renew <br /> i' objective of determining a process by which these able energy projects while continuing to improve <br /> properties would be returned to the tax roles. energy efficiency across all aspects of Mashpee gov <br /> ernment. <br /> The expected outcomes of these projects would <br /> be achieving two of the economic goals outlined in the Major Activities of the Previous Year <br /> Mount Auburn Associates Report dated April 1996 Updating the Town's wind by-law <br /> entitled "Mashpee: Towards Shared and Sustainable <br /> Development" The first is to increase the Town's . Completion of State funded building energy <br /> j industrial and commercial tax base while minimizing audits for the Town Hall, COA, school build <br /> increased municipal service cost, environmental ings and DPW <br /> impacts, and other adverse impacts on the community <br /> and secondly, to provide long-term high-paying jobs Securing a top spot on the list of municipalities <br /> for Mashpee residents with an emphasis on diversified to receive State funding for implementation of <br /> year-round employment opportunities. energy audit results <br /> The EDIC would like to thank the citizens of Adopting a formal "energy policy" for all <br /> Mashpee,the Board of Selectmen and other town boards, Town owned buildings designed to decrease I <br /> committees and departments for their continued support. <br /> eliminate unnecessary energy use <br /> The EDIC looks forward to a productive year in <br /> 2009. Input of 2007 and 2008 energy use data into a <br /> national database to help guage our historical <br /> Respectfully submitted, needs and track our future success as we move <br /> forward with efficiency measures <br /> TOWN OF MASHPEE EDIC BOARD <br /> Joseph J. Noonan, Chairman Started an education program for the general <br /> Robert Cobuzzi public designed to highlight the available ben <br /> Robyn Simmons efits of greater participation in regional energy <br /> Robert Walsh, Vice Chairman programs <br /> Mary LeClair <br /> Rene' Read <br /> 108 <br />