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I <br /> and Board approval. There was also a spirit and intent to try to <br /> save as many of the tall and high diameter trees. <br /> 11."1 A':YI�r1l� <br /> Mr. Eldredge pointed out that there is one duplex proposed <br /> on the Plan; twenty-four fourplexes; eight sixplexes; and the <br /> existing units. There is a drainage plan for the project which s�ir" a <br /> has to be reviewed in greater detail with the Consulting �k <br /> Engineer. <br /> The Board Members then determined to address the physical <br /> issues of the project. Attorney Butler deferred to the <br /> Architect. j <br /> Mr. DiMeo identified himself for the record as Peter DiMeo. <br /> He explained that the exterior design incorporates the tradition <br /> of a Cape Cod appearance. There is a Cape Cod House, a Saltbox <br /> and the appearance of add-ons, which is tradition with Cape Cod <br /> houses. Mr. DiMeo made reference to the Plan stating the garages I� <br /> account for a major portion of the added building area of the <br /> site. There are master bedrooms on the first floor which were <br /> designed with the elderly in mind. Mr. DiMeo pointed out peaked <br /> structures, garage doors, high pitched second floor roofs, double <br /> hung windows. He made reference to second floor bedrooms and <br /> loft areas that overlook living room and dining areas. He <br /> mentioned the <br /> possibility of reducing the number of doors facing <br /> the street. The interior entrance courts would be paved and rt landscaped; the exterior entrance courts would have arbors and <br /> plantings. He pointed out the rear and side units which would , a,r• <br /> have patio and terrace style landscaping. �,i��. <br /> Patrick Coffey inquired as to the floor plan and ground <br /> floor level of the master bedroom design that would skew <br /> y opposed to an other buyer. <br /> purchases towards the elderly as o y y <br /> Mr. DiMeo answered it was his belief that not every buyer <br /> would be elderly, but there would be a percentage and they would <br /> have the advantage of having the master bedroom on the first <br /> floor. <br /> Dennis Balzarini asked about the proposal to eliminate some <br /> of the garages. .11 <br /> yr, <br /> Mr. DiMeo made reference to the Plan indicating the �l�il `It <br /> i <br /> repositioning of the doors so as not to have them facing the I'10'p <br /> „ <br /> street. This could be accomplished by sliding the end garages <br /> over to allow for it. <br /> g ,I! ri= <br /> Attorney Butler explained that the two concerns (he did not <br /> attend the most recent meeting) that he heard coming from the gSr� i <br /> existing unit owners was the appearance and size. One way to <br /> address those issues is to eliminate the front garages. Attorneyit449 ' <br /> Butler further explained that the xp potential developer is looking 1 <br /> at a market that is more skewed towards older people. From a iN�` � <br />