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Us <br /> Growth Rate/Buildout Population: The acquisition of <br /> undeveloped lands is being suggested as a means to achieve growth <br /> targets shown in Objective A; State and Federal monies continue <br /> t o be pursued; <br /> The best protection for the Mashpee River would <br /> •;� � +, <br /> A • ` �: be the purchase of land located within the water shed area. The <br /> ■ � conversion of existing residences was suggested as a means to <br /> provide affordable housing. Some existing projects have, for <br /> various reasons, been reduced in size. The increase of lot sizes <br /> ;' `' suggested as a means to reduce population. <br />� � F i s suggest p p <br /> ' Municipal Facilities Needs Due To Growth: School <br /> Facilities continue to be among the largest expenses of the Town, <br /> , i�; <br /> Estimated additional school facilities at build-out are 66-68 new <br /> ,ap � r a <br /> classrooms for grades K-8, expansion of the High School, a new <br /> Elementary School by 2 0 0 3-4 (to be located behind Town Hall) , a <br /> second (Elementary) School site is also recommended, as well as <br /> a third (transfer of the Gun Club property-Ashumet Road <br /> isF•. <br /> property) . Back-up sites are also listed within the Plan. <br /> rpm A¢1 <br /> Other Town Buildings and Facilities: Future expansions of <br /> the Library, DPW, and Senior citizen Buildings. <br /> 4 <br /> Public SafetyFacilities: Fire Station and Fire Sub- <br /> Y <br /> " `• Stations are under consideration. <br /> Sill <br /> , <br /> Water and. Waste Water Facilities. The Town requires an <br /> additional 5-8 million gallons of well supply. Existing, <br /> operating sewer treatment plants within the Town are located at <br /> * Mashpee Commons, Wi l l owbend, Stratford Ponds, Windchime Point and <br /> ti <br /> Mashpee High School . <br /> Recreational Facilities: A swimming pool design,has been4 incorporated into plans for the High School as an addition; <br /> .�t p p g <br /> I <br /> Possibility for a privately-built Indoor Ice Arena. <br /> u�! ` <br /> ; Growth/Activity centers: The Regional Policy Plan provides <br /> + a separate set of rules for existing developed areas in order to <br /> p g p <br /> 4i is focus new and. re-development within those areas . The following <br /> Mashee- <br /> areas have been sited in MashP p ee Industrial Park; Bowdoin <br /> � , <br /> Road/Augat Plant property; Rotary area (Mashpee Commons, Flea <br /> M ' Marketproperty, Sea Mist and Deer Crossing)s in ) (NOTE: The entire <br /> g <br /> Mashpee commons proposed project has not been included, for <br /> reasons of environmental and public response issues. ) (The Trout <br /> Moil <br /> Pond area has also been excluded as a potential growth center due <br /> to the fact it is environmentally sensitive, with the exception <br /> of the Boch Center. ) (The area south of Fobs Fishing Road-Deer <br /> Crossing has also not been included due to the intense concern of <br /> f' `` people living in Deer crossing. ) The concept of a parallel road <br /> to Route 28, connecting from East Steeple Street., Donna' s Lane <br /> and the Flea Market property to the Industrial Park in order to <br /> ease traffic on that section of Route 28 has been recommended in <br /> the Transportation Element. The existing intersection located at <br /> •� .� p g <br /> the Industrial Park will become signalized, as will the <br /> 11]] •,* <br /> 7F 1 tir!! ...8- <br /> Pilo <br />