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16 Great Weck RoadWorth <br />-Mashpee, -Massachusetts 02649 <br />do away with this whole thing because it will be covered in water. Under Policy 5 she would <br />like to add traffic and town services, high quality drinking water and treat wastewater. <br />Mr. Oakley added to LU6, improve and encourage connectivity between neighborhoods and <br />residential centers. <br />Ms. Faulkner inquired about waivers for affordable with flow neutral. Ms. Waygan added the <br />local initiative program (LIP) gets pre -approved before going to ZBA. <br />Ms. Waygan continued about the rewriting of signs, anything that would benefit from a form - <br />based approach would be signage. Popponesset would benefit from form -based code, it could <br />be added for development. Architectural design code can work as long as it looks good, Cape <br />Cod architecture for example would have to be defined as to what that looks like. You also <br />can't just make improvements to a part you would have to improve the entire structure. <br />Mr. Lehrer explained in the floodplain, any substantial improvement is one that would cost 50% <br />of the structure. To elevate an entire property to code requirements, the original cottage from <br />1960's has an assessed value of $120,000, a new kitchen is $100,000 and elevate to new <br />FEMA codes, in the floodplain, triggers the whole property be addressed. <br />Ms. Waygan would like to find ways to reduce parking across town. <br />Mr. Lehrer stated bylaws get complicated over time. As amendments get made, there become <br />some internal conflicts. The ADU bylaw and rental restrictions for example, the property owner <br />cannot rent both. <br />Ms. Waygan would like to strike 12. <br />Mr. Lehrer stated the Land Use target population is 15,000. It's hard to identify a number, <br />based on needs and environmental limitations. We need to go through and evaluate what an <br />actual build out would look like under future changes. It would be between 15,000-20,000 and <br />must consider affordable housing. <br />Ms. Waygan stated there should be a year-round requirement. We say yes you can have the <br />subdivision, but a certain percent has to be guaranteed year round use. How does that get <br />enforced? There are affordable housing deed writers, and they are income eligible, there are <br />incentives. We need to explore mechanisms that create and require year round housing, such <br />as new cluster subdivisions that require a certain percentage of units be year round, in <br />combination with bonus density or a tax break. <br />Heritage and Preservation <br />Ms. Faulkner briefly went over this section. The consensus was favorable towards 1-4, 5 being <br />great. Policies 1-4 were all positive. Actions 1-3 were agreed upon. Add properties can be <br />.3 <br />