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Explanation: Single-use plastic bottles impact from the Planning Board,pursuant to Sec XXXX Solar <br /> environmental health, and the health and longevity of Energy Systems Overlay District, the Planning Board <br /> other species, who may ingest plastic as food. may, at its sole discretion, approve in its decision a <br /> Ultimately, plastic re-enters the human food chain solar energy system whose lot coverage exceeds 20% <br /> where the adverse consequences are both known and in consideration of site specific conditions. <br /> emerging.Plastics pollute and impact our environment <br /> across their lifecycle from production to use to Submitted by Petition <br /> disposal. <br /> Explanation:Rationale and support for zoning change <br /> Over 1,500 single-use plastic water bottles are used and to enhance the density of solar projects in Mashpee: In <br /> discarded in the U.S.per second.Elimination of the use 2018 the Commonwealth of Massachusetts put forth a <br /> of single-use plastic water bottles will have a significant new solar initiative called the Smart program. This <br /> impact on future plastic-based pollution including the groundbreaking concept will help Massachusetts be a <br /> nation's greenhouse gas footprint and is consistent with leader in solar energy. Given the high cost of land in <br /> protection of the natural environment in Mashpee, Mashpee, it is essential to achieve enough density to <br /> Barnstable County,our nation and our earth,which we make a solar project meaningful. The proposed <br /> have a common responsibility to protect and steward, footnote to the By-Law will give the planning board <br /> or take any other action relating thereto. sufficient tools and oversight to achieve an appropriate <br /> balance between solar project density and the needs of <br /> The Board of Selectmen recommends approval of the community. <br /> Article 22 by a vote of 3-2 <br /> The Board of Selectmen will make a <br /> The Finance Committee does not recommend recommendation on Article 23 at Town Meeting <br /> approval of Article 22 by a vote of 4-2 <br /> The Finance Committee will make a <br /> Motion Made By Virginia Scharfenberg recommendation on Article 23 at Town Meeting <br /> I move the Town vote to approve Article 22 as Motion Made By Robert Mills <br /> printed in the warrant with the exception of the <br /> phrase,"or take any other action relating thereto." I move the Town vote to approve Article 23 as <br /> printed in the warrant with the exception of the <br /> Motion passes 104/102 at 7:25 PM phrase,"or take any other action relating thereto." <br /> Vote to reconsider at 7:33 <br /> Motion postponed indefinitely at 7:27 PM <br /> Motion to reconsider fails at 7:36 PM <br /> Article 24 <br /> Motion passes at 7:36 PM <br /> To see if the Town will vote to amend §174-3 of the <br /> Article 23 Mashpee Zoning By-Law, Terms Defined as follows: <br /> To see if the Town will vote to amend Article VII Land Photovoltaic System (also referred to as Photovoltaic <br /> Space Requirement, Section 174-31, Land Space Installation): An active solar energy system that <br /> Requirement Table by adding footnote "25" to converts solar energy directly into electricity. <br /> "maximum of lot coverage (percent)." Footnote 25 <br /> would read as follows: Rated Nameplate Capacity: The maximum rated <br /> output of electric power production of a photovoltaic <br /> Structures erected solely for the purpose of roof- system in watts of Direct Current(DC). <br /> mounted solar energy systems in permitted parking <br /> lots/areas shall not contribute to a parcel's lot coverage Solar Collector: A device, structure or a part of a <br /> maximum but shall comply with all setback criteria of device or structure for the primary purpose of <br /> the applicable zoning district. For medium and large harvesting solar energy for use in a solar energy <br /> scale solar energy systems requiring a special permit system. <br /> 74 <br />