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•! ��i�r � 4 <br /> zw F <br /> Ed Govom, Chairman of the ZoningBoard of Appeals. The ZBA d 'pp had numerous meetings with <br /> the planning Board during the development of the local comprehensive plan. There were some <br /> differences over this issue which were eventually ironed out and the number 150 was one the " <br /> y <br /> could support at town meeting and agreed to support. A steeringcommittee has already been . <br /> formed to implement the LCP so why are we forming another committee to g o over this again.? <br /> ■ g , <br /> Tom explained that no new committee is being formed,this is,lust a discussion. � <br /> Mr.Govoni asked why they would want to change the LCP? <br /> John explained the LCP is just a blueprint which is subject to change and revision. <br /> W. Govoni said the whole plan then could be subject to revision. The town has voted this <br /> down,they said no and now the planning board wants to bring the number down anyway.. k 0 1 <br /> Tom explained the LCP suggested the town consider 150 permits, it did not demand it', ' <br /> John said the LCP is a growing,., living document to i <br /> � g� g guide us through the growth of the town. It !�x <br /> should be improved, if necessary. <br /> Mr. Govoni said is you took away the permits from Southport and willowbend and New <br /> seabury,which pay a lot of taxes and bring not children it would be a mistake. This town needs <br /> taxes,- <br /> Thomas Analetto: said each town has a certain number of home to build to increase revenues <br /> then you see a decrease in taxes <br /> He has studies to show that. Each new home does not increase revenue, it increases your tax � <br /> burden, documented studies prove this. The town is suffering now even in a booming economy. <br /> Growth should be controlled to some extent. we should be discussing what a good number is r <br /> (for building permits)and how the town is effected by that. <br /> This discussions arks a lot of emotion and a lot of fear about o ' A <br /> p � our economy suffering. Lets <br /> educate ourselves as to the effects and then discuss what is best for the town of Mash pee. { <br /> r <br /> kk <br /> F <br /> Mr. Govoni said the number of children in Mashpee is a parabolic curve, we are at the top now. r <br /> We will begin to see the number of school children decreasingand we'll have more schools than <br /> we need. <br /> �. <br /> Fred Blythe asked if we reduce the building permit cap to 15 0, where dos special permitprojects <br /> . p � <br /> fit into that, do they count towards that number? <br /> Tom said that is the million dollar question. He and the building inspector have to meet with ; <br /> town counsel to determine which projects are exempt,by law. Any project permitted before ,. <br /> . A J p } F <br /> April 198 7 which has been buildingexpeditiously and continuously i pe y s y s exempt. That is a . <br /> judgement call of the building inspector. <br /> ins 4" <br /> Mr.Blythe asked,if someone tears down a house and wants to build a new one are they exempt. Oil M <br /> Tom will review the bylaw for that answer. :w <br /> R + �uss wheeler, work in the building department. He has a list of developments which are <br /> g p p <br /> xempt,according to the building inspector. <br /> The Planning 130ard thinks the list includesjust about eve subdivision in town.every <br /> John said with a buildingpermit cap below 15o with all these exemptions,the actual n <br /> p p e p�. umber <br /> issued will be well over 150. , <br /> Jinn Dorgan with good and bad , <br /> g d economic times we have an increase and decrease in homes built. <br /> f <br /> r <br />