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.5 <br /> t f <br /> • I1 <br /> t , <br /> 174-46H--Currently there is a provision in the OSID Bylaw ` <br /> that if you have commercial or industrial zoned land within a , :, <br /> primary or secondary conservation area, such as the Trout Pond. <br /> area, there is no base density of residential units. There is any <br /> allowance for one (1) residential base unit per twenty thousand :�_ t <br /> (2 0, 0 0 0 sq. ft. ) square feet. Mashpee Commons has requested an k r <br /> increase of the base to eight (8) units per acre, as commercially <br /> zoned land is worth more than residentially zoned land. � <br /> (submitted by Board of Selectmen) <br /> Mr. Fudala stated he has reviewed the assessments of the N� <br /> Trout Pond area and found the assessments to be twenty-six <br /> thousand ($2 6, 0 0 0 . 0 0) dollars per acre for the Route 28 frontage; <br /> and approximately eight thousand ($8, 0 0 0 . 0❑) dollars per acre for <br /> the commercial land on the other side of Trout Pond. <br /> } <br /> Mr. Fudala further stated he does not support this Article. ,. .t <br /> nor can he find justification for ivin ei ht 8 units ergiving g � } p <br /> acre. <br /> .e is <br /> 174-46D(1) -Pertains to the definition of "bedroom" . Mashpee <br /> Commons would like to be able to add one (1) additional room to <br /> the 2 .2 bedrooms per unit regulation within their project. � ti <br /> (Submitted by Board of Selectmen) <br /> After brief Board discussion, Mr. Fudala agreed to revise- <br /> the proposed bylaw to read tt . . . seven (7) feet, six (6) , inches. . . n <br /> to coincide with the Building Code. The proposed language being. <br /> ," . . .or one additional room for use as a home office, den, <br /> workshopor the like which is prohibited b deed restrictions <br /> P Y <br /> from being used as a bedroom. " "Unfinished cellars and unheated <br /> storage areas over garages are not considered bedrooms. " <br /> Mr. Fudala noted the change being proposed would allow ={' <br /> an extra room. The general consensus of the Board appeared to beOz <br /> negative regarding the support of this amendment. James Dorgan ._ <br /> stated he could find no benefit to the Town in this regard. Mr. <br /> Dorgan expressed Town related concerns relative to growth; <br /> schools, water, and watershed management. The Board also !* <br /> discussed the difficulty in enforcing deed restricted <br /> regulations. There was also discussion regarding population ►,' <br /> density per housing unit, per bedroom unit, within the Town. <br /> Mr. Fudala noted the Cape Cod Commission mandate of ten (10%) <br /> percent affordable housing. ' <br /> 174-45 . 1 . Commercial Center Bylaw-As previously discussed, <br /> under Subsection H, The Planning Board "shall" require that a <br /> schedule of architectural, . . . (Submitted by Board of <br /> Selectmen) _ f <br /> • is <br /> sw <br /> Subsection I . <br /> Also, the language regarding individual lots being able to <br /> tie i n if sold off seratel has <br /> into the sewage treatment plat p y ,. <br /> _10- <br /> 41.` 1 <br /> u <br /> li xlii <br /> I <br />