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16 Great Weck RoadWorth <br />-Mashpee, -Massachusetts 02649 <br />If we start basing zoning on if people are going to aggregate a shed to make their house bigger <br />then nothing will get better. Lifetime residents in these communities should be able to add a <br />small addition whether in or out of floodplain and make their property resilient at the same <br />time. If all permits are denied nothing gets better. <br />One community in Mashpee is being singled out. Why is unclear, as they do have properties in <br />Poppy that are not in the floodplain. Take out the overlay and just say one way in floodplain <br />and one way not in floodplain. <br />Mr. Lehrer emphasized the massive drainage problems that are contiguous with the floodplain <br />that contributes to drainage. <br />Ms. Waygan stated there needs to be a little analysis with stormwater, are these properly <br />designed for stormwater? That drainage issue might be handled in that way, or we might have <br />to do more. <br />Mr. Lehrer noted that is a procedural requirement and stormwater management could be more <br />substantial as it may be glossed over. The Building Commissioner now needs to work with the <br />ZBA. <br />Ms. Waygan also added low impact development in some neighborhoods that may also get <br />glossed over. Land subject to coastal storm flow hasn't been considered from a zoning <br />perspective. <br />Ms. Faulkner continued review of floodplain bylaw that states you can maintain your non- <br />conformity but when going vertical you need to go back to the regulated setback. <br />Mr. Lehrer will remove the dual pathway and remain language for town wide. The floodplain <br />has unique conditions with Popponesset. <br />Ms. Waygan commented that most places in MA have pervious driveways for their waters. <br />There is a strong theory that gravel driveways are impervious, but they are pervious. <br />Mr. Lehrer stated with Raze & Replace the smaller lots require digging up a lot of that yard, <br />adding a septic system, and digging up a foundation. He doesn't see the likelihood of a <br />driveway being affected. <br />Ms. Waygan added nothing in this bylaw is imposed to inhibit accessibility for handicap <br />population, the special permit granting authority will contemplate ramps. <br />Ms. Waygan warned not to underestimate intentional conflicts. Some people put conflicts to <br />block developers. Hindsight is 20/20, it looks completely illogical. <br />Mr. Lehrer explained land subject to coastal storm flow was always presumed to be a wetland. <br />.3 <br />