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circumstances; for example, most of the roads and infrastructure in <br />Popponesset are in flood zones. What about other infrastructure, such as <br />utilities? <br /> No issues <br /> No issues <br /> No issues <br /> Remove the 150 ft buffer note. <br /> No issue <br /> The current statement is too broad, and it needs to clarify how to define <br />adverse impact. <br /> Is there a regulation in the zoning bylaw addressing this standard or <br />promulgated by the planning board? <br /> The current statement is too broad, and what are the additional requirements? <br /> Remove the 150 ft note <br /> <br />COMMISSIONER COOK FEEDBACK <br /> <br />The Commissioner states that he also shares similar concerns with the PBA regarding <br />Performance Standards 2, 7, 8, 15, and 17. <br /> <br />COMMISSIONER THORNBRUGH FEEDBACK <br /> <br />Discussion: The Commissioner requests that the Commission make a public <br />request to the Cape Cod Commission to collaborate and assess the resources prepared for <br />the issues raised at the public meetings. <br /> <br /> No issues <br /> Clarification whether the existing legal footprint refers to the exact geospatial <br />location of existing structures within a parcel, or if it's an equivalent footprint <br />in terms of square footage of impervious surfaces? <br /> No issues <br /> No issues <br /> Proposes a change in performance standards to prohibit the installation of new <br />underground wastewater management or septic systems within areas subject <br />to coastal storm flowage and the buffer zone. Any allowed activity in the <br />floodplain related to septic systems or cesspools would only be for their <br />removal. All upgrades and maintenance installations would be required to use <br />above ground composting toilet systems or urine diversion systems. The <br />feedback is based on substantial performance data reflecting the observed <br />impacts on water quality in Mashpee, caused by underground septic systems <br />and more frequent flooding events. <br />3 <br /> <br /> <br />