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r � <br /> •• 4 <br /> represents the most aesthetically sensitive areas identified in <br /> the original Special Permit. Said buildings will not be changed <br /> g g <br /> f, in any way, manner, shape or f orm; they are to be built as shown p� <br /> .;. a � <br /> on the e 1987 Plan, within the Footprints, with no changes. The <br /> nits an fi <br /> u d buildings would be the same. This is to be done in an <br /> attempt to protect the outer edge of this area. . <br /> Attorney Butler proposed a further concept whereby there <br /> will be no additional Footprint for the entire project than what <br /> was approved in the original Plan. I .� <br /> Attorney Butler addressed the issue of phasing and proposed <br /> P g P P <br /> the development of three (3) separate phases. Attorney Butler <br /> then made reference to the Plan indicating a building (color <br /> coded in purple} which would be eliminated. (Attorney Butler + <br /> pointed out the three building phases and the areas the <br /> y <br /> represented. ) He proposed an approval to have the flexibility PP exzbzl zty to <br /> potentially change some of the Footprints and designations within <br /> P g <br /> the units and stated there will never be more than the total <br /> amount of square footage originally approved. The number of 4 k <br /> units is to be reduced by fourteen (14) with a decrease in <br /> bedrooms by thirty-four (34) . Any engineering changes <br /> es <br /> �. <br /> (roadway, building footprint, architectural design) would be ' <br /> r <br /> presented tothe Planning Board for approval prior to <br /> construc i n - <br /> t o in a articular hase, h <br /> particular p The purpose being to allow <br /> the developer the experience to do something and also to <br /> experience the results, as well as allowing the Planning Board <br /> to enforce conditions of the Special Permit. + <br /> Phase 1 -- forty-five 45 units; - <br /> � <br /> _ y' � } t s, Phase e � forty-eight zght (4 8) <br /> � units; Phase 3 - forty-nine (49) units; for a total of one <br /> hundred forty-two 14 2) units, plus the existing fourteen t 14 <br /> units. The proposed phasing time schedule is that a phase would <br /> be built in no less than one (1) year, and no more than eighteen r104 <br /> 1 <br /> y 8} months. Each phase to be completed and inspected before <br /> moving forward onto the next, (Attorney Butler made reference to <br /> Buildings #33 and #21 with regard to their size. ) <br /> Attorney Butler addressed the issue of the construction <br /> f entrance. It is possible to utilize the Com Electric easement; <br /> but it is also very costly to do so. Contractors would require <br /> t.. 4 <br /> a paved or hard-packed surface; Com Electric would require <br /> insurance. <br /> bonding and/or Attorney Butler proposed using the <br /> M; main entrance with provisions fora ate directing into <br /> g g <br /> construction vehicles to the right and delineated the <br /> current phase. The developer would be responsible to maintain <br /> the roadway in good condition at all tinges, and to repair it to <br /> its final condition. <br /> Attorney Butler stated the clubhouse is to be built <br /> according to the specifications suggested and agreed upon with , <br /> ?` the unit owners. The post office would be built. The developer <br /> p , <br /> would condition in the Special Permit that there would be no <br /> rental of units by the developer. The developer would further <br /> agree to have not more than twenty (2 o) units permitted for 1 14 <br /> >: construction until all units have either been sold or pending <br /> ., and <br /> �E er a purchase and sale agreement. Attorney Butler proposed E <br /> a condition be made with Condominium Trustees regarding <br /> 5 � <br /> 3r;, ll <br />