09/20/2006 PLANNING BOARD Minutes

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� t and assembly of hand-held meters, etc. typical of many of the high tech businesses located on the Cape. shipping and receiving is limited to postal or package delivery services such as UPS or FedEx to prevent traditional industrial- scale operations and impacts . There was no Board or Public comment. Particle 26 E plana- ti n - This article would allow veterinary establishments., kennels and similar establishments in Industrial zoning districts (they are currently permit-ted only in Commercial zoning districts) , add anim-al day care facilities as a specific allowed use, and amend the current requirement that animals be "kept wholly indoors" to provide the permitting au-t-hority. the ability to authorize outdoor exercise runs or yards . There was no Board -or Public comment. Article 27 Explanation - This article updates the requirements and specifications of the Water Quality Report by-law, which was adopted in the late 1 ' s, to reflect watershed mapping, target nitrogen leads, standards and specification developed as part of the Massachusetts Estuaries Project and other recent studies . There was no Board or Public comments . Article 28 Explanation - This article is intended to allow flexibility in the requirement of 10-foot na�tu-ral landscaped buffers to accommodate situations such as village-style development where such buffer strips may run counter to the intended design- character of the area. There was no Board or Public comment . Article 29 Explanation - This article is intended to male cluster subdivision mandatory in most cases, increase the minimum open space required from to 0- , allow ag-ricultu-ral uses within the required open space, increase flexibility in terms of- sizes and dimensional requirements for cluster building lots, require provision for affordable housing, allow density bonuses for additional open space and affordable housing, and otherwise update or clarify portions of the cluster subdivision by-law. 5