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feet from the actually building known as the Middle i s rou School.some <br /> , .•E <br /> I would surely be remiss in. not mentioning our g p e. oh <br /> $100, 000 . 00 in property taxes which greatly helpthose who might <br /> be unable to handle over 0 ght <br /> $ 0 . 00 of property tax every year, <br /> ,i <br /> but whose children enjoy today or will in the future be <br /> privileged to attend our acre s ome $21 million dollar High School . <br /> Please note, I know of only <br /> on g e young adult attending Mashpee <br /> Public Schools from the Q.v. Estates, But it is also inter <br /> estingj <br /> that few complaints were made by our group of families regarding <br /> g ding <br /> the use of our tax dollars to <br /> provide better education for kids <br /> and young adults in Mashpee. This, in spite of our knowing <br /> the �rs. <br /> State allots far less money on a per pupil reimbursement to <br /> Town than to almost any other Town or ' our <br /> < city in the State. Well. <br /> hope I have accomplished my mission to let you better know us <br /> through me, and to help us as a group have a firm foundation on <br /> which to present plans, ideas, concerns in order to solve PAN <br /> problems, nor create them. I hope we will aid the concerned <br /> citizens outside of our group, Town Planners and the Selectmen <br /> make conscientious decisions based on conditions <br /> as they exist <br /> today, not as they were in 1971 or the earl 1980 r <br /> Y ' s 0 in 1984 =j <br /> when Tom inherited the Planner, in 1989 when a lot of studies ■ <br /> r <br /> were made by some long. . .of studies were made in 1990 where those �� <br /> plans were trashed except the one to do with the Town. Hall wer <br /> e <br /> trashed, except for the addition to the Middle School where <br /> if y, <br /> incidently even here it was placed on the wrong side of the <br /> building. It caused, problems to do with r <br /> p operty lines then and <br /> surely now with its very close proximity to the r <br /> p Y proposed bypass. . <br /> We need to have something where everyone wins, not make a few <br /> really big loosers for the sake of a few big winners. <br /> While r f, <br /> , ... <br /> there are many serious concerns regarding the Job' s Fishing Road I� <br /> extension, such as a highwayfar too close to <br /> a mayor school that <br /> would present ideal conditions for child molesters, both locally <br /> and from afar to operate, property devaluations <br /> p, . ,p p y e aluat ions on a grand scale <br /> for a number of families in Q.V. Estates, serious environmental <br /> irk k+i <br /> concerns regarding wildlife, fresh water supplies, the � <br /> destruction of most of the remaining natural woodland of this <br /> once fairly large tract between Route 151 on the west an <br /> d d o l d <br /> Barnstable Road on the east. Serious deterioration of now clean <br /> air our families enjoy due to the carbon monoxide from commercial c a1 <br /> and regular auto traffic so close by. Plus, those same <br /> contaminants of vehicles where the bypass would join oldBarest 1 able � ■ ■ ■ <br /> Road and, slowed traffic parked waiting lots of times f,=. <br /> in the summer very near the school. Not a health item for the <br /> e <br /> kids in the Middle School. And m last item here would be the , <br /> tremendous � � Y x <br /> increase in levels of traffic noise for Q.V. Estates, <br /> and most certainly for the occupants of Middle School. ,, ,'F "�► <br /> Mr. Barrows stated he had spoken to the Superintendent of <br /> Schools this date who ■ <br /> . i was aghast and surprised regarding the <br /> actuality of what s happening with Job' s Fishing Road extension. <br /> Mr. Barrows made reference to a two note from the 4 <br /> paragraph ., <br /> Superintendent. <br /> t. <br /> -6- �: <br />