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Chief Baker, Eire Department - Epres-sed concern <br /> regarding traffic, response time, water pressure/flow, and <br /> protecting the Town in the event of a fire. <br /> James Megan, Zoning Board of Appeals - Expressed <br /> concern that a DCPC would present a misuse of -B <br /> projects . Mr. Nelson is in support of a 1--mile radius at <br /> the rotary. Mr. Brea stated this ratter is not their area <br /> of expertise and they should not become involved. Mr. <br /> uerrera is apposed to a DCP _ <br /> The Chairman commented on the common theme of water <br /> quality, wastewater, traffic, and affordable housing. <br /> She suggested the Board make a decision regarding the <br /> area of nomination and to agree on the districts that will <br /> be included. <br /> Dennis Balarini stated his rain concerns are ,rater, <br /> wastewater, traffic, and affordable housing issues. He <br /> feels these concerns extend beyond the Town of Mashpee and <br /> should be considered regional concerns and addressed as <br /> such .(with assistance from surrounding towns) . <br /> Beverly Kane suggested the following for consideration <br /> by the Board: "The Planning Beard nominates the entire <br /> Town of Mashpee, Massachusetts as a District of Critical <br /> Planning concern. Iashpee i - located in a part of Cape <br /> Cod' s sole source aquifer designated as the ..Sagamore <br /> Lens". This lens stretches 2 -miles from west to east and <br /> 1 -miles from north to south and has an elevation of more <br /> than -feet above sea level at its highest point under the <br /> camp Edwards Military Reservation. The Town of Mashpee <br /> lies almost entirely within two major watersheds, which <br /> drain from -north to south into two shallow, nitrogen <br /> sensitive embayments, which are Popponesset Bay and waquoit <br /> Bay. Much of the current effort at the federal and state <br /> levels to protect water quality and to clean up pollution <br /> is organized through a watershed approach focused on <br /> geo raphic boundaries defined by drainage basins rather <br /> than political or jurisdictional boundaries . We believe <br /> that identifying the inter-related issues of water supply, <br /> wastewater, traffic issues, housing andover-development b <br /> watershed districts will allow a more direct focus on <br /> developing solutions to these problems . " <br /> 1 <br />