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��.xrwmnemam <br />A <br />"�°���,����a��'���` �ni/�%'v% n ...� � IVI %a �' 4/ Q Q �17%n•en�n tin �� rRnnv�� <br />16 Great Neck Road North <br />.Mashpee, -Massachusetts 02649 <br />Mr. Lehrer is not sure what to say. He sees the substantial benefit in the mitigation package. <br />He suggests thoroughly considering the valuation along with the stormwater capture off <br />Quinaquisset. He ask members be thoughtful. <br />Mr. Pesce commented that Mr. Eddy properly represented and discussed and made changes <br />when asked and took advantage of the time the Board was deliberating. In listening to the list <br />of questions, it would be a good idea to ask legal counsel to provide other precedents so the <br />Board has that information to deliberate with. He has heard comments from Board members <br />that aren't happy with density. <br />Lynne Barbee- She inquired about bog restoration and what that entails. <br />Mr. Eddy files formal plans through Conservation for reconstruction, it's where they take an <br />active bog offline and restore the natural wetland system. It requires removal of material from <br />the bog system and they add sand to bogs. It is regraded and they create micro typography to <br />allow it to restore itself and thrive. As of right now it's an allowed agricultural use. A farmer has <br />the right to farm and is exempt from fertilizer requirements. Fertilizers are being used. <br />Willowbend leases the land to the farmer and he is unsure when that lease expires. <br />Ms. Waygan read the correspondence from Erin Copeland into the record. Ms. Copeland was <br />inquiring about visibility and traffic issues. She also alluded to the runoff and water crossing the <br />road. Ms. Waygan answered that the road will be widened, paved; allow for ample site <br />distance, and will have a stop sign. They will implement stormwater management and grading <br />as well as providing some additional Cape Cod berm along the edge of Quinaquisset Ave at <br />request of the DPW Director. <br />Ms. Waygan read the correspondence from Michael and Terry Ronhock into the record. They <br />discussed buffers and the access road. They are concerned about the safety of operating a <br />golf cart on that road. <br />Mr. McElhinney noted that Quashnet, Willowbend, and New Seabury have golf cart crossings <br />and insurance that allow for such. Buffers have been discussed along with drainage issues. He <br />wanted to note they purchased off -site affordable housing for their employees and they also <br />have a boarding house in Hyannis as well as several other homes in and around Mashpee. <br />Most recently they acquired the Santuit Inn that is also used for employee housing. <br />Ms. Waygan would like to see some conceptual plans outlining the new requests. <br />Mr. Balzarini would like to see a 50ft. buffer or a little higher, this project has major benefit to fix <br />the waters and help with pollution. He just thinks there is one too many units. Regarding the <br />turnaround for the fire truck, as long as the Fire Chief says it is okay, he is okay. <br />16 <br />