08/19/1998 PLANNING BOARD Minutes

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F i i Article #39-The Town Planner advised the Board that this Article has been deleted from the Town Meeting warrant. , Article #37-The Town Planner explained this Article would k � ; allow for OSID credit for park areas within the OSID development. The Mashpee Commons Advisory Committee has suggested the number i 10, 000 be changed to 20, 000, which has been done by the Board of Selectmen. The Town Planner proceeded to explain the remainder of the Article (2 .2 bedrooms per 20, 000 square feet of park �r area) . 1l> Yw n EI The Vice Chairman called for Public recognized input and "Y P Kerry Marsh, who stated Mashpee Commons is in support of any incentive -that encourages- more parks to be developed throughout the Town. P g � t- IM' r There being no further Board or Public input, the Vice Chairman entertained a motion be made in this matter, y� {,�:• F MOTION: James Dorgan made a Motion to deny approval of Article 3 7-Subsect ion. 174-4 6 .D. (6) of the OSID Bylaw- which Motion was seconded b John Kuchinski, y �. Voting in favor of denial: Dennis Balzarini James Dorgan, ' and John Kuchinski. New Article #39-The Town Planner explained this relates specifically to Mashpee Commons. It is a request to change the OSID Map, which indicates primary and secondary open space areas, as well as the Wildlife Refuge Boundary. The change being requested is to change a certain parcel- of land,, owned by Mashpee Commons, from secondary to primary open space (14 residential units, 31 bedrooms) . The Mashpee Commons Advisory Committee is . in support of this Article. The Vice Chairman called for Public input and recognized � Kerry Marsh, who stated Mashpee Commons supports the change as the land in question is surrounded by primary open space, will help to create a corridor to the Bay, and transfers units from a project that could be developed and put on septic systems into -a the Growth center where they would be connected to a wastewater 'E treatment plant . James Dorgan made reference to the formal statement made earlier in the Meeting by Beverly Kane, inquiring as to certain impact studies promised by Mashpee Commons, which have not yet been made available to the voters. Mr. Dorgan asked Ms. Marsh ifiE she would like to comment on behalf of Mashpee Commons. Ms. Marsh stated said reports had been promised at a time E when Mashpee Commons had planned to request a new zoning Bylaw be written in order to accommodate the Mashpee Commons development. That is no longer the case, as Mashpee Commons is currently workingBylaws aws and no longer er requires re s a new within the existing y g � � -13- r is •I i 'i