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<br />as what needed to be done to the
<br />Selectmrecommends approval by a vote of 5-0.
<br />Sagamore Bridge last fall. Noen
<br />sidewalk or curb work will be
<br />4 flee recpmends approval by ayq of 6-0, one absent.
<br />involved,:other than wate roof-
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<br />ing;;,whicht-is set to be done next:
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<br />week.
<br />win will vote to accept the layouts as public ways of Bayshore Drive
<br />"Easement
<br />Although some work is ex -
<br />petted to be done to one of the
<br />Circle as shown on a plan entitled Taking and Layout Plan of
<br />"and "Easement Taking and Layout Plan of Bayshore Drive and Brookside
<br />,
<br />bridges expansion joints and to
<br />musty 25, 2010'and prepared by Eagle Surveying, Inc., which layout shall
<br />the concrete abutments at each
<br />in the Office of the Town Clerk, not later than seven days prior to the date
<br />end of the bridge, the project will
<br />under and to authorize the Board of Selectmen to acquire by gift, purchase
<br />generally consist of the removal
<br />ain taking any land necessary for the purposes of such ways as:so laid out,
<br />iteand transfer from available funds $129,838 to the Bayshore/Brookside
<br />of the existing waterproofing and
<br />unt and to raise said appropriation, the Treasurer, with the approval of the
<br />nen, be authorized to borrow at one time, or from time to time, under and
<br />pavement on the bridge deck.
<br />That is Something that the engi-
<br />pter44 Section 7 or 8 or any other enabling authority for such purchase or
<br />nears say is essential to protect
<br />it including costs of constructing such ways and legal financing and other
<br />the underlying steel and concrete
<br />and related thereto; and further authorize the Board of Selectmen to assess
<br />ie owners of the land abutting the ways, or take any other action relating
<br />Submitted by Petition
<br />recommends approval by a vote of 5-0.
<br />recommends approval by a vote of 6-0, one absent.
<br />will vote to amend the Mashpee Zoning By-law as follows:
<br />on 174-47,B.(5) by amending its last sentence by amending the phrase
<br />easonable privacy and landscape buffers between residences" to read "6)
<br />mableprivacy and landscape buffers between residences (except where
<br />(back residences are allowed by the Board)" and
<br />on174.47.B.(lo) to read as follows: "At least one of each ten lots allowed
<br />obdivision under the provisions of Subsection B(2), shall be reserved
<br />only of a permanently deed -restricted home meeting the low income
<br />*ements of MGL Ch. 40B as it existed on October 18, 2010. For each of
<br />ved, one additional lot may also be created, which will become buildable
<br />Y residence upon completion and sale of each of said deed -restricted
<br />onation of, and recording of a deed to, the lots set aside for such deed -
<br />to the Town or to a public or non-profit housing agency or trust. Such
<br />I•restricted affordable homes or lots shall not be subject to the growth
<br />visions of Section 174-26. Where completion and sale of said deed -
<br />or donation of said lots is not done within three years of the approval of the
<br />eadditional lots shall be considered permanently unbuildable and part of
<br />nsn— 1+
<br />related thereto.
<br />Submitted by Petition
<br />eexisting cluster zoning by-law allows the Planning Board to specify
<br />'subdivisions which are different than those required in the underlying
<br />e first portion of this article clarifies that when the Board allows zero
<br />landscape buffer will not be required between residences. The second
<br />de makes minor changes to the subsection requiring the provision of
<br />iu ciazify that more than one lot in ten may be set aside for affordable
<br />an additional lot may be allowed for each such lot set aside for affordable
<br />recommends approval by a vote of 5-0.
<br />recommends approval by a vote of 6-0, one absent.
<br />directed to serve this Warrant by posting up attested copies thereof, one
<br />e et the Post Office, and one each on the bulletin boards, thirty days at
<br />:lino.
<br />"" retum of this Warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk
<br />If said meeting.
<br />Is this 13th day of September in the year of two thousand and ten.
<br />I S
<br />Per order of
<br />Board of Selectmen
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<br />Theresa M. Cook, Chairmanr�
<br />John J. Cahalane, Vice Chairman
<br />Michael R. Richardson, Clerk
<br />Wayne E. Taylor
<br />Carol A. Sherman
<br />Legal Notices
<br />TOWN
<br />OF
<br />MASHPEE
<br />PLANNING BOARD
<br />PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
<br />Pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter
<br />40A, the Mashpee Planning Board will hold a public
<br />hearing on Wednesday, October 6, 2010 at 7:10 p.m. at
<br />the Mashpee Town Hall, 16 Great Neck Road North, to
<br />review the following zoning articles proposed for action
<br />at the October 18, 2010 Town Meeting:
<br />Article 9, submitted by the Planning Board, which would
<br />amend Section 174-45.1.1 to authorize the Planning
<br />Board to allow undersized lots within'commercial center'
<br />developments to be connected to a private wastewater
<br />treatment plant, rather than the currently -required con-
<br />nection to a public wastewater treatment plant.
<br />f p Article 11. submitted by petition, which would amend the
<br />cluster zoning by-law by amending Section 174-47.8.(5)
<br />to clarify that when the Planning Board authorizes zero
<br />lot line housing, no landscape buffer will be required
<br />between the residences, and by amending Section 174.
<br />47.B.(10) to clarify that more than one lot In 10 may be
<br />set aside for affordable housing, and that an additional
<br />lot may be allowed per each such lot set aside for af.
<br />fordable housing.
<br />The full tent of these articles may be reviewed in the
<br />office of the Town Clerk or Town Planner at Mashpee
<br />Town Hall.
<br />Submitted by
<br />Mary Elaine Waygan, Chair
<br />Mashpee Planning Board
<br />September 17, 24, 2010
<br />the grant would facilitate would
<br />include a look not just at new
<br />bridges, but at all of the feeder I,
<br />roads; not to mention ways of in-
<br />cOyPorating: transports, by. train; 1
<br />bus,.and. ferry.
<br />Im the,meantime, however, mo-
<br />torists will have to navigate the
<br />Bourne Bridge and rotary during
<br />this fall's necessary repairs.
<br />Those using the bridge can ac-
<br />cess the US Army Corps' Cape
<br />Cod Canal website (use the link:
<br />CapeCodCanal.US, then Bridge
<br />Work Alerts) to learn the status of
<br />the work.
<br />The Cape Cod Canal website is
<br />www.nae.Usace.army.mil/recre-
<br />ati/ecc/news/bridgealerts.htm. ati/ccc/news%bridgealerts.htm. At
<br />that site the public can sign up to
<br />be notified by e-mail for bridge
<br />alert updates.
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