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'a a. �+ Attorney Ford wanted to clarify that the unit owners either <br /> expect or desire to have .their units be the only ones out there, <br /> because they don' t. They all bought subject to a plan and they <br /> all fully expected that at some point that (referring to the <br /> .� original plan) would be built and it never has been. The unit <br /> owners are here to tell the Board that the proposed plan is not <br /> what they bought into, not what they anticipated and not what <br /> they are here to support. If anything, they would ask the Board <br /> ►;'� to turn that down and ask Mr. Bornstein to start over. Attorney <br /> Ford then stated that they are willing to work during a continued <br /> period to see if there can be some resolution. <br /> VQ The Chairman recognized Attorney Butler who stated that the <br /> Special Permit did not lapse, and that he would be happy to <br /> provide the Board with a much more thorough letter on the issue. <br /> Attorney Butler pointed out there had been substantial <br /> construction that occurred on-site unrelated to these fourteen <br /> units. The leaching system, the piping system, the <br /> infrastructure, the pavement, all of those things to deal with <br /> just about the entire project, or at least up to fifteen thousand <br /> 0; 44IgM gallons per day was constructed as part of the original <br /> construction. He then addressed the issue of jurisdictional <br /> .11 determination by saying the Planning Board certainly has the <br /> •r * iE right. <br /> Attorney Butler further stated that since the date of the <br /> letter from Margo Fenn, he has spoken with Patty Daily to review <br />' the letter and the policy, and a determination was made, at least <br /> A � at that point in time, that there was no feeling that this <br /> project fell within the confines of that particular. . . <br /> The Chairman interrupted to ask if she had seen the plans. <br /> Y•.a�' <br /> Attorney Butler answered, "I did not have the plans with me <br /> Wr.• rl ' when I met with her. I don' t know whether she had them or not. <br /> The Chairman suggested that she may not be aware of what is <br /> being proposed. <br /> ,, ' ' ,�•. Attorney Butler said, "I believe they've seen a set. " "I 'm <br /> .� • happy to meet with her again. " <br /> 1"'� wiu. 1�• <br /> '.* `tis,�;. The Chairman asked Attorney Butler if he was willing to meet <br /> .gip with her again with the plans, to which he said, "Sure. " <br /> Attorney Butler stated that he was not of a mind that he <br /> ,•� ,•'�'"i�P' needs to file, nor does he recommend the Board file a <br /> jurisdictional determination request. He further stated that <br /> what Mr. Ford was quoting was a guideline statement issued by <br /> staff to the Cape Cod Commission. <br /> ,'w•'. The Chairman pointed out that the letter received from Margo <br /> i <br /> u .+ .�. -25 - <br /> w <br /> I� ',va <br /> IN�, <br /> «.A <br />