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Minutes <br />August 21, 2023 <br />IIIr " V431 <br />Article 3: To clarify the allowed size of an accessory apartment to within a defined range. The article <br />is intended to place a firm minimum and maximum unit size of not less than 450' and not mo <br />than 900' (square feet), <br />As discussion continued it was recommended the Select Board consider a minimum of not less than 320' sf and a <br />maximum unit size not more thansquare feet. It was noted the national minimum is 300'sf. It was <br />homes which do not meet existing codes. It was also suggested the 40% calculation is confusing and should be <br />removed from the article as it is unnecessary to bring more burden to the homeowner. <br />Article 4: To require any accessory apartment that is created be rented year-round for a period of not less than <br />12 months. Property owners to rent to tenants occupying either the principal dwelling or accessory <br />apartment, <br />It was recommended that a one-year lease be on file with the To Hall or Building Department to document the <br />12-month lease term, <br />Fjtwl'�'�Z 'U"3.T1d1'WEB3B� <br />IIIIIIIIII III1111- 11111in <br />Public Comment: <br />Ken Debrows ki a resident of 3 Great Field Landing commented on the proposed CPA reduction. <br />F.offie Moran of 134 Ashumet Road voiced her opinion on the proposed disc golf project stating that it would be <br />difficult to have this sport in addition to the pickleball courts. The area is narrow at the entrance and there is <br />concern for emergency vehicles and private property. <br />Arden Russell, 32 Sturgis Lane commented on the benefits of the CPA recommending the 2% surcharge remain <br />unchanged. Ms. Russell indicated the Town of Mashpee receives a match from the State based on the local <br />revenue received from the surcharge. This is the reason as to why the Town shifted from the Land Bank to <br />Community Preservation Committee. The CPC will continue its efforts to improve water quality. There are many <br />clean water initiatives the CPC has already funded since its inception. The CPC will hold its annual Public <br />Hearing on September 14, 2023 to gain feedback from the public. <br />Lynne Barbee of 73 Surf Drive urged the Select Board to continue funding the CPA at 2% to enable the <br />Community Preservation Committee to continue its support for affordable housing and wastewater. A petition to <br />secure the 2% surcharge was presented. The Select Board was invited to attend the September 14, 2023 hearing. <br />
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