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f ` <br /> i <br /> x <br /> The Chairman commented the Planning Board needs to determine ;= <br /> their r I rtF t o e/jurisdiction as to housing-type and unit owner <br /> `1 concerns in this matter, ', <br /> 4 <br /> Eric Smith inquired as to the provision of non-garage <br /> arkin i <br /> p g be ng provided, and the possibility of widening streets <br /> to accommodate additional parking. (There was some discussion <br /> regarding parking needs and road width requirements. ) <br /> The Chairman recognized Charles Rowley who observed the + <br /> r original des design shows most' ' <br /> g st of the buildings facing toward a <br /> green area, making it more visually pleasing; and that the , <br /> perimeter edges of roadway could be potential temporary parking <br /> - p mP y � g <br /> spaces for guests. He , suggested the same layout be carried <br /> through the new Ian in order to . <br /> _ maintain the integrity of a _ <br /> p <br /> community oriented cluster of buildings. � <br /> building Mr. Eldredge answered the ��.;. g g design s gn. dictates the <br /> garages in the front of the buildings, with living space in the ' <br /> back of the buildings. Therefore, the focal point on the } <br /> ° <br /> proposed Plan is towards the back. He stated he is not in fav or <br /> of the parking lots s and he made reference to parking <br /> P �' <br /> configurations. <br /> Eileen Prose stated the existing parking areas are well lit <br /> convenient and provide unit owners/guests with a feeling of , <br /> _ <br /> safety. <br /> Dennis Halzarini reminded Board Members of <br /> a Vote previously <br /> made to conclude all business at 11- 0 0 .m* <br /> p 1 <br /> 14 <br /> The chairman addressed members of the public for their input <br /> and recognized Ms. Mane, who identified herself for the Record s � <br /> a <br /> Beverly Dane, Mashpee Environmental coalition, and reiterated <br /> concerns for the wastewater treatment plant. The project is �. <br /> located within the Mashpee River sub-water shed the Mash nee <br /> River is in a deteriorated state in excess of the amount of <br /> nitrogen/nitrates it can handle, and asked that this be takenIIA <br /> � • � <br /> into consideration. We are in a critical, sensitive area and <br /> suggested the standard be five parts per million coming out of <br /> the discharge pipe. She requested the Board consider these <br /> concerns in their final analysis. +, <br /> The Chairman recognized Thomas Fudala, who stated that the <br /> Board has set a five parts per million total nitrogen limit for <br /> the majority of permits issued for condominium plant projects. <br /> There being no further public comment in this matter, the <br /> Chairman entertained a motion regarding the scheduling of the <br /> .:, <br /> on site visit and continuation of the Public Hearing., ° <br /> MOTI M• i ' r in.. Martine Me �e g made a Motion to continue the <br /> { Meeting, on-site visit, Windchime Point Great Neck Road <br /> t, c o South, <br /> r. <br /> to Saturday, February 22, 1997, at 10900 a.m. The Public Hearing <br /> a in this neat continued to Wednesday, March 5 1. 9 7 <br /> ;r ter t o be c y. 9 at <br /> I� <br /> 7 :30 p,m, ; which Motion was seconded by Patrick Coffey and so <br /> y voted unanimously. .� <br /> The Public Hearing--Windchime Paint matter was thereupon �� '' l <br /> concluded at 1.1: 15 p.m. <br /> -17-- <br />