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developed for each town on a platform created by the stakeholders to share feedback,best practices,areas of <br /> San Francisco-based firm Open Counter.Working with need, and other knowledge that will assist in its <br /> each town,zoning laws were translated to provide user- implementation in the region. <br /> friendly interfaces, allowing users to easily explore <br /> how town land use policies affect specific parcels. The study is a follow-up to the 2017 Housing <br /> Market Analysis prepared for the Commission,which <br /> The Commission contracted with OpenCounter looked at housing challenges at the town,sub-regional <br /> for a pilot program in these three contiguous towns. and county-wide levels. <br /> The platform includes all zoning districts and special <br /> overlay areas. Kickoff meetings were held for Eastham,Orleans <br /> and Falmouth in June 2018 and in Barnstable in <br /> capecodcommission.org/zoningportal December 2018,providing an overview of the project <br /> OpenGov and to engage residents with Union Studio, an <br /> architecture and community design firm from <br /> In partnership with participating towns, the Providence,RI. <br /> Commission launched and helps maintain a cloud- <br /> based transparency and performance management capecodcommission.org/crbd <br /> platform: OpenGov. Performance management Cape Cod Water Protection Collaborative <br /> software allows communities to track and measure <br /> financial accountability and set benchmarks. The In June 2017, The Barnstable County Board of <br /> public-facing side of the OpenGov platform also Regional Commissioners and Assembly of Delegates <br /> provides for transparency in how money is collected, approved an ordinance reestablishing the Cape Cod <br /> allocated and spent. It allows participating towns to Water Protection Collaborative. Under the ordinance, <br /> increase government accountability and improve the Cape Cod Commission was tasked to serve as <br /> access to important public information. administrative and technical staff to the Collaborative. <br /> The information-sharing platform helps towns The reformed Collaborative serves as the advisory <br /> simplify budget planning, improve internal data committee to the Section 208 Regional Water Quality <br /> management, and make important information easily Management Plan. In this role, the collaborative will <br /> accessible to residents, elected officials and review and advise on aspects of the 208 Plan and track <br /> administrators. towns as they move through implementation. The <br /> Collaborative maintains its role in providing regional <br /> capecodcommission.org/opengov support for water quality initiatives,including technical <br /> Housing Preference Study: Community Resiliency assistance, legislative recommendations and <br /> by Design establishment of the Regional Wastewater Management <br /> Plan,in conjunction with County staff. <br /> In collaboration with four Cape Cod communities <br /> — Barnstable, Eastham, Orleans and Falmouth — the Barnstable County Coastal <br /> Cape Cod Commission received funding from the Management Committee <br /> Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and The Barnstable County Coastal Management <br /> Environmental Affairs to develop model housing Committee(BCCMC)was established by the Board of <br /> designs for compact development in three different,but Regional Commissioners to provide guidance on the <br /> typical Cape Cod development patterns. The project protection,preservation,and use of Cape Cod's coastal <br /> focuses on compact design forms,allowing more units <br /> resource areas. <br /> with fewer infrastructure demands while maintaining <br /> the character of the surrounding community. The advisory group held its first meeting in <br /> The project is designed to engage the October 2018.The Cape Cod Commission provides staff <br /> development community through a Developers and administrative support for the committee. Among <br /> Roundtable, providing development proforma, and the broad areas of focus for the group are coastal <br /> resilience, fin and shellfish resources and habitats, <br /> developing a model concept form-based-code education and outreach, dredging, regional sediment <br /> regulation. Engaging practitioners in the visioning management,and marine and estuarine water quality. <br /> stages for compact development will allow <br /> 100 <br />