06/05/1985 PLANNING BOARD Minutes

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Plannin , Board Meetl, j Page 7 Minutes of June 5. 1985 Chairman Dubin went on to say that the buffer zones have been lost between the units of E, F, I and J. The representative commented that the buffer zones exist within the computation. Chairman Dubin said that they are going in the right direction with the golf course and with the buffer zones given; but that he thought it was under- stood that when they asked for the concessions in the other areas, it wouldn't be in the middle. Chairman Dubin said that it is true that it meets the by-law, byt t h-a t- +t—i-+rn o t a i e-ason for-a de-vteloper to be obsolved-of the--r*spon - sibility to dedicating sow land to open space. He said that the Board has not had too many cases where they have considered the im- pact of a golf course on an open-space equation. Richardson Jonas commented that it is very skimpy natural vegetation. He asked how many units there were per building? The representative could not answer that question. He pointed out where there would be single-family units and where there would be multi-family units. Chairman Dubin commented that the plan noted that the number of units allowed is 559 and that they have 558 proposed. He said that it is all the more reason to look at it again and to make some token con- cessions as they have the maximum number of units allowed in the golf course . Another respresentative of SWA commented that the 559 is not the maximum number of units allowable according to the calculations. He said that they were basing that on a plan dated 311/85. The maxi- mum is sixty-five to seventy more. Chairman Dubin asked the Town Engineer to review the preliminary plan of Bufflehead and that he report back to the Board with his comments by July 10. Paul Cotton - Sunset Strip Road Plan Richardson Jonas commented that there were only two ways that building permits could be issued and they claim that the Planning Board has given them permission to go ahead. Chairman Dubin said that the Board agreed they could construct the roads; however, prior to the commencement of construction the Board should have a cost estimate and a bond or a letter of credit and the Board would release the covenant. He said that the Building Inspec- tor should not have issued any permits until such time as he was satisfied that the Planning Board released the covenant. Chairman Dubin asked that they submit plans showing the drainage to the Town Engineer and that the other information outlined above be brought in to the next Planning Board meeting with the exception of the bond. The Board agreed not to issue a Cease do Desist at this time.