07/24/2006 PLANNING BOARD Minutes

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The Vice Chairman then recognized Tory Quinn who stated that he feels the planting/landscaping looks good, he feels the landscaping in this phase looks better than in the precious phases, and that there are double the number of plantings in this phase. r. Quinn informed the Board that Mr. Bornstein had agreed to pa-y Mr. Curran to prepare an "as ]wilt" plan, working with the existing trees and adding to what was already planted. He stated that 9 of the plan was "a built", and that there was never any intent to draw an entirely new plan. The suggestion to draw a new plan was Mr. Curran' notion. 'There was a cap -of 25 -pieces placed on the number of plantings to be brought in, and there was nearer an agreement with respect to gallonage. Mr. Quinn reiterated there was nearer a new plan, that notes had been made onto the existing plan. The main issue of disagreement was the level of compensation Mr. Curran wanted to be paid. r. Bornstein nearer agreed to pay Mir. Curran, a compensation schedule was nearer agreed to or prepared. Compensation was the only issue of contention. r. Quinn stated that Mr. Bornstein adjusted the size of the plantings to match the other plantings in previous phases throughout the project. The proper number of plants were purchased, some substitutions were made. Mr. Quinn agreed to fix, replace, and relocate some of the existing plantings. He stated there was no punch list to refer to, twelve (12) .cherry trees have been .planted. With reference to the issue raised by Mr. Curran regarding Ms. JudyQuinn' s property/letter, Mr. Quinn stated it is indicated on the plan to "'provide some screening"'...it was never agreed to block out the view of the wastewater treatment plant . He noted that the Mashpee Commons wastewater treatment plant is also in this property owner' s view. Mr. Quinn made it clear that the property owner with reference to this matter is no relation. )