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apof MAS�Fe <br />INC. IBIN <br />n <br />�AOTamnw M�� <br />Board <br />16 Great Neck Road <br />North <br />Mashpee, Massachusetts 02649 <br />With all the runoff and fertilizer going into the ground, that's what they drink. South Mashpee is <br />sign pollution, there are 16-18 signs. The wildlife there has so many deer, this will just push the <br />all further away. His neighbors are getting monster houses built in their yards. There is a bike <br />path on the horizon from the rotary all the way to South Cape Beach, how will this affect the <br />pedestrians? <br />Trish Keliinui — She lives across the street from the proposed subdivision. To give <br />perspective, she is 56 years old and has lived in her home for 54 years. She has been in that <br />area the longest and has seen the most development over the years. There are so many <br />turnarounds in her driveway on Red Brook Road because the signage was missed. Her <br />biggest concern is that intersection where the stop sign is on Red Brook. Just the other <br />evening, a vehicle never stopped at the sign. She is very nervous about the safety of that road. <br />Ms. Faulkner asked if DOT would have traffic crash data. Mr. Lehrer stated he is not sure but <br />could certainly seek that information from the PD. <br />Ms. Keliinui stated a police cruiser has been posted there, which has slowed speeds, but only <br />temporary. <br />David Weeden —As Tribal Historic Preservation Officer for the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, <br />he would like to reaffirm the concerns made by Mr. Oakley. In 2016, Mashpee passed an <br />Article that requires all Special Permits at least consider the survey done by PAL and produce <br />a final technical report. This has informed towns with GIS data the pre and post contact <br />archeological and would delineate moderate to high areas. The Town spent good CPC money <br />to create that report. If you don't use it, what's the sense, but also the way it is being used is <br />incorrect. You must consider the information you are looking at, not just document that this <br />parcel lies in or near that area. This informs the Board to require archeological investigations. <br />This Article passed at Town Meeting. This town has egregiously built up in historical sites, <br />most of the villages were around the water. Human remains have already been found on that <br />site. The Secretary of MA Historical Commissions notes there are 7 pre contact sites within a <br />mile and 14 sites within 2 miles. That area is high sensitivity for a reason. He has access to the <br />archeological layers due to his position, but this feature is restricted to the public. He would <br />also ask that the Board conduct a traffic study. That area is horrendous, and putting that <br />entrance right there, someone is going to get killed. It drops down and the line of site is not the <br />greatest. We need to find out how fast people are really going. He acknowledged Aunt Gert, <br />10 <br />