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R children. She also expressed concern for the location of the f <br /> Air Force Base. a Zone for Adult Use, which could lead to <br /> prostitution. <br /> The Vice Chairman explained that as it is now, without <br /> regulation, any adult business is allowed in Mashpee. As <br /> Paxton pointed out at a ' r <br /> Mr. p previous Meeting, the entire Town <br /> is a combat zone. Mr. Paxton suggested locating a zone in an <br /> area where is <br /> be "out of sight, " The Vice Chairman �; t <br /> i explained t s not possible to zone it out of existence. R <br /> ;R <br /> There was discussion regardingState Constitution protection <br /> 1 <br /> of Freedom of Speech. <br /> Ms . Oakleymade reference to the death-Zachary' s ' <br /> Pub. Eric <br /> Smith drew her attention to his handout where he explains it is <br /> r <br /> the duty of the Town, Town Counsel and Law Enforcement to <br /> prosecute the establishment for any wrong doing. The Planning <br /> Board is not empowered to do so. <br /> Thomas Fudala further explained that the United States � <br /> Constitution and Supreme Court dictate that we have to allow it <br /> somewhere, <br /> Hazel Oakley: Stated that the Town Fathers are doing ' <br /> nothing for their children; they have ruined the Town. She went <br /> on to say that she did not witness anything like this when she <br /> was growing up and she stated she does not wish her grandchildren <br /> to see it. She further stated her opposition to the adult use <br /> zone in the Route 130 area. <br /> Ms . Oakley inquired how the combat zone in Boston had been <br /> cleaned-up. Eric Smith responded: "By law enforcement, <br /> prosecution, and leadership. ,, <br /> There was some discussion regarding the situation at <br /> Zachary' s Pub. Eric informed the public of that particular , <br /> establishment' s license renewal obligations. John Kuchinski <br /> stated any suggestions from the public would be welcome. <br /> The Vice Chairman expressed his appreciation for the public <br /> input. He then explained that if the Planning Board proposes an <br /> � <br /> Article, ! <br /> cle, it would be for the October Town Meeting. (This matter <br /> concluded at 7:5 o p.m. ) to <br /> Public Hearing-Mashpee Industrial Park }� <br /> The Vice Chairman recognized Stephen Tedeski, who informed <br /> g p ! <br /> the Board of his inability to make telephone contact. The Vice }� <br /> Chairman explained that if Applicant is not present to withdraw, <br /> the Board can vote to Deny Without Prejudice, allowing Applicant <br /> to reapply. He entertained a motion to this of f ect. f <br /> _7- <br /> 11 <br /> `4 <br />