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15. Plaintiff's current tax bills are sent by the Mashpee Tax Collector directly <br /> to Plaintiff's financial lender, and are not sent to Plaintiff's 12 Fieldstone <br /> Path, Walpole, Massachusetts address. <br /> 16. At all times since Plaintiff informed the Town of Mashpee that mail <br /> should be sent to 12 Fieldstone Path, Walpole, Massachusetts, Plaintiff, in <br /> good faith, assumed that the Town of Mashpee would send mail to the <br /> Walpole address. <br /> 17. At no time after Plaintiff informed the Town of Mashpee that mail should <br /> be sent to 12 Fieldstone Path, Walpole, Massachusetts did Plaintiff have <br /> any reason to know or believe any mail, including the November 24, 2000 <br /> mailing of Notice of Public Hearing scheduled for December 13, 2000, <br /> would be sent by the Town of Mashpee, and more specifically the Board <br /> of Appeals, to the 16 Elliot Road,Mashpee address. <br /> 18. Legal Notice to Abutters is vital to any hearing and decision by the Board <br /> of Appeals. <br /> 19. The Town of Mashpee is aware or should be, if acting in a reasonable <br /> manner and not negligently, that there is no mail delivery to 16 Elliot <br /> Road,Mashpee. <br /> 20. The Town of Mashpee was obligated to and should have changed <br /> Plaintiff's mailing address when Plaintiff observed the box full of returned <br /> mail for summer residents, informed the Town of Mashpee that Plaintiff <br /> had learned from the Post Office that there was no mail delivery to Elliot <br /> II <br />
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