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16 Great Necks Road North. <br />.Mashpee, Massachusetts 02649 <br />Mr. Maxtutis stated splitter islands are a technique, he noted it's all in the details and design. <br />A lot of times they have issues with bicycles. You don't want people driving straight through <br />you need something to slow them down to 15-20 mph. <br />Mr. Hansen has seen underground tunnels in other parts of the country. <br />Ms. Waygan noted Ms. Barbee's point was good because the Cape is aging out. People are <br />getting tired of waiting on South Sandwich Rd. due to the traffic is backing up. It backs up at <br />the light because the left turn arrow at Great Neck Road North is not green long enough. <br />Reminder of May 10, 2023 meeting at 3:OOPM at the Senior Center to workshop <br />proposed Goals, Policies, & Actions in preparation for the Planning Board on May 17' <br />with Weston & Sampson. <br />PUBLIC HEARING <br />7:11 PM (Continued from 03/29/2023) <br />Applicant: Southworth Mashpee Properties <br />Location: 275 Quinaquisset Avenue (Map 69 Block 32) <br />Request: Applicant proposes to modify the Willowbend Country Club Special <br />Permit to construct a 14-unit single family cottage community <br />immediately contiguous to the Willowbend Gold Course. With these <br />changes the total unit count for the Willowbend project would be <br />increased to 287 if the Board authorizes the annexation of 275 <br />Quinaquisset into the Willowbend Special Permit as allowed. 287 <br />dwelling units is the maximum number of dwelling units authorized <br />under the Special Permit. All units will be connected to and <br />serviced by the privately owned wastewater treatment plant which <br />served the entire Willowbend project. <br />Jack McElhinney is here tonight to request a continuance to June 7t". Ms. Waygan spoke to <br />Town Counsel about sitting on this matter. She is going to seat Rob Hansen on this matter. <br />He went on to say they submitted revised plans. It addressed unit count decreasing to 12 and <br />a newly proposed 65ft. buffer off Quinaquisset as well as 20ft. spacing between buildings. It <br />was determined they have to re -notice the Public Hearing to address a condition from 1991 <br />which is still floating out there. For time to do that, they are requesting a continuance to June <br />71" They are meeting with the Conservation Commission and some members wanted the <br />feedback from other boards before proceeding. <br />4 <br />