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steel garage would be 42 foot wide by 60 foot long by <br />14 foot high and would be used to store smaller <br />equipment used by the DPW (chippers, mowers, <br />tractors, and similar). Currently this equipment is <br />stored outside and is exposed to the weather. <br />Construction of the garage is proposed for Spring 2020. <br />Quashnet School Project <br />The Massachusetts School Building Authority <br />(MSBA) approved funding through their Accelerated <br />Repair Program for replacement of the windows, doors, <br />and roof at the Quashnet School. The total budget <br />approved for the project was $10,477,884 of which the <br />MSBA would reimburse 37.95% of eligible costs or <br />$3,781,952. Borrowing by the Town was approved at <br />the May 2017 ATM. With the completion of the <br />project, approximately 85% of the exterior of the <br />building is new. <br />Final completion of the project was achieved in <br />April 2019. The total project cost was approximately <br />$8,026,670, almost $2.5 million less than the original <br />budget estimate. The reimbursement requested to date <br />from the MSBA is approximately $2,718,214. Project <br />closeout with the MSBA is still ongoing but barring any <br />dispute, the final cost to Mashpee taxpayers will be <br />approximately $5.3 million, excluding borrowing costs. <br />For other building -related projects, please refer to <br />the DPW annual report. <br />Respectfully Submitted, <br />Steven Cook, Chairman <br />Joseph Brait, Vice -Chair <br />Geoffrey Gorman <br />Rachel Hodgman <br />Thomas O'Neill <br />Report of the <br />Planning Board <br />To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and Citizens <br />of the Town of Mashpee: <br />The Planning Board is responsible for promoting <br />the health, safety, convenience, and welfare of the <br />inhabitants of Mashpee, and for the oversight and <br />coordination of the long-term planning of the Town. In <br />2019 the Planning Board met thirty (30) times to <br />discuss and act upon various Special Permits, Special <br />Permit Modifications, Approval of Performance <br />Guarantees, Definitive Subdivision Plans, and <br />Approval Not Required (ANR) Plans. The Planning <br />Board also used meeting time to discuss the Town's <br />Local Comprehensive Plan, and briefly, the use of a <br />Development Agreement as a tool to review a 186-acre <br />development by Mashpee Commons, LP. It is <br />anticipated that in 2020 the Planning Board will <br />continue these efforts, and in addition, re-release the <br />Local Comprehensive Plan Survey and update the <br />Local Comprehensive Plan. <br />The Planning Board members are Mary E. <br />Waygan, Chair and Board's Representative to the <br />Community Preservation Committee; Joseph <br />Cummings, Vice Chair and the Board's Representative <br />to the Environmental Oversight Committee; Joseph <br />Callahan, Clerk and the Board's Representative to the <br />Design Review Committee; Dennis Balzarini, Board <br />Member and Board's Representative to the Historic <br />District Commission; John Phelan, Board Member and <br />the Board's Representative to the MMR Military <br />Civilian Community Council; and Robert Hansen, <br />Associate Member. <br />The Board would like to acknowledge Town <br />Planner Evan Lehrer, Administrative Secretary Patricia <br />Maguffin, Consulting Engineer Charles Rowley and <br />Board Secretary Jennifer Clifford for their support of <br />the Board. <br />Lastly, we acknowledge the Mashpee residents <br />who took the time to comment on matters before the <br />Board. Your input is invaluable and always welcome. <br />Unless otherwise posted, the Planning Board conducts <br />public meetings on the first and third Wednesdays of <br />each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Mashpee Town Hall. <br />Planning Board meetings are televised live on Chanel <br />153 <br />