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PLANNING BOARD <br /> Town of Mashpee <br /> individuals as well as the town. She a?.so said that the banks are stalling <br /> foreclosing because of the suit, but after the title is clear, the banks aren't <br /> going to wait. <br /> Mrs. DeLory said that in 'the future your grandchildren will not be able to <br /> build here. Where will be no drinking crater if we overbuild right now. firs. <br /> Blakeman said that she doesn't think you can go to the other extreme either <br /> that allows some way of giving the landowner some sort of relief. <br /> Mr. Bourgeois said that the best thing would be to create an acre and a <br /> half or tiro-acre lot sizes, ask to appropriate the money for a study, and get some <br /> money to surrey the exact area for the Board of Health .for the water shed area. <br /> ?fro Lawrence pointed out that the Town Forest has 210 acres. P1r. Bourgeois said <br /> that we would have to draw a, line around the paper subdivisions. 1�1r. Benway said <br /> that all R-1 zoning would be known as R-8 for 80,000 square feet - anything else <br /> 7,rould be grandfathered - anything new would be 80,000. Mr. Blakeman said it <br /> should be something that you feel you can live with until_ a study is made. He <br /> also asked if the Executive Secretary can't find out if there any funds avi_lable. <br /> Mrs. Green said that her comriittee has done a study on town-oirned land and <br /> the town has acres and acres of land and she doesn 't know how Much they need for <br /> a town watershed. They got the list when they ware looking for sites for the <br /> fire and police and she is willing to turn it over to the Board of Health. Tyr. <br /> Benway said that you won't n�-ed availability of Crater if you go over one-half <br /> acre. Mr. Green said that we started a T�atershed survey in 1962 and pretty well <br /> completed it. Ide had a grant in 1962 and it was dropped at that ti.rne because it <br /> was considered a little advanced of our planning at that time. <br /> Mrs. Green asked what acreage was cueing considered for the watershed and ?Ira <br /> DeLory said that Moody's Fond and John's Pond had been discussed - there's three <br /> or four feet of water - all spring water there. Ile further said that the titles <br /> should be searched and mmership found out. 11•1rs. Green said that we have. town- <br /> owned property, a don't invest money and buy any property it's time to take -the <br /> town property, so take it. If it's not a good location for the watershed, pay <br /> Town Counsel to search the - itle for the 210 acres. <br /> Mr. . Benway said that, pending the moratorium, he would like to see Sri thin the <br /> next two or three weeks a hearing held by the Planning Board e to go either the <br /> moratorium route or the r)0 or 50,O00 square feet in R-1, and also go for a com- <br /> panion article for 6)5,000.00 or $10,000.00 and try to go out and get matching <br /> funds for a complete -study. Mr. Blakeman suggested all areas, not just R-T. <br /> Mr. DeLory sai.d that R--2 is already cut, up industrial, commercial, etc. Mr. <br /> Bourgeois said it w,,uldn't affect anybody, but it Mould affect soraeone buying <br /> lots next door. <br /> Mr. Benway said he's not sure he agrees with Mr. Bourgeois with industrial. <br /> or commercial m 601000 is industrial. He further said that you have to check with <br /> counsel. Near where R-1 occurs at 22,500, it is changed to 60,000 or 80,r)00. He 's <br /> not sure he agrees with all commercial or what - but he would like, to see some' af- <br /> finilation that there will be a bea,ri ng and get the thing going. I1r. 'r3aurgeois said <br /> i that for the advertisement he has to come up with something definitive. <br /> Mr. Blakeman asked if you can stick condominiums or nursing horses into <br /> � 90 <br />