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'tp��y of MggyAFF <br />av <br />iwc in+u <br />F <br />J <br />fC (II E� <br />��rdMuw MF5 <br />16 Great Neck RoadNorth <br />wlashyee, -Massachusetts oz649 <br />purify. Fluorine makes things not stick, there is $100 billion lawsuit against two companies. <br />There may be some money to mitigate through wastewater treatment or water filters for tap <br />water. <br />Ms. Faulkner commented even bottled water has PFAs. <br />Mr. Lehrer noted on the provision of insecticides, state law prevents restricting its use. <br />TOWN PLANNER REPORT <br />Harbor Management Planning Committee Update <br />The Town Planner is working with the Historical Commission on deed and title research <br />required to regain public access to the water. <br />Housing Production Plan Update <br />Mr. Lehrer stated the first workshop for the HPP is scheduled in person for September 19, <br />2023 at 6:30P.M. at the Mashpee Public Library. The Affordable Housing Committee urges all <br />Planning Board members to participate. They will also be holding a subsequent virtual <br />workshop. Located on the Planning Department page, click the Community Education tab and <br />there you can find HPP fliers and press releases, any documents pertaining to the HPP. He <br />asked members to share the link. There will be a survey to support the update of the HPP, it <br />was reviewed and finalized last night with the AHC. The second workshops will be held at the <br />end of October. He will follow up at next meeting. <br />Mr. Balzarini wanted to note the jobs available in Mashpee and salaries. A one job income can <br />barely afford the affordable housing for $40,000 salaries. <br />Ms. Waygan stated the HPP is designed to meet the needs of our town. <br />Mr. Oakley noted we need to look to the future, people cannot afford to live here so they travel <br />from off Cape to work here. We need to worry about the cleanliness of our waters. <br />BOARD MEMBER COMMITTEE REPORTS <br />Cape Cod Commission- No Report <br />Community Preservation Committee- 6:30P.M. September 14t" at Town Hall. CPC money <br />can be used for affordable housing, historic <br />preservation, recreation, and open space. There will <br />be time for public comment on priorities for these <br />limited funds. <br />Design Review- No Meeting <br />Plan Review- No Meeting <br />