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of TMs s,s <br /> z. <br /> AU1MLIUV�y <br /> own qf MaS 2 Panning Board <br /> c� <br /> 16 Great Neck RoadNorth <br /> -Mashpee, -Massachusetts 02649 <br /> asked. They have been great neighbors and this is an opportunity. He referenced the time <br /> being 8:40PM and just now being recognized to speak. <br /> Terrie Cook- She has been in Mashpee on Angelo's Way for 39 years. She provided comment <br /> at the Dec. 18t" meeting. She doesn't understand why this is taking so long. Willowbend is <br /> willing to work with whatever mitigation, it seems like a moving target, and every time they <br /> come forward the needle gets moved a little further. She is in favor of this project, and she <br /> lives diagonal from the Cranberry Point project, it will affect her. She is encouraging them to <br /> come to a decision and move it along. <br /> Irene Ledwith- This is the first meeting she's ever been to, but she has been reading The <br /> Mashpee Enterprise. Her husband and her moved to Mashpee three years ago, but her <br /> parents had a house in New Seabury in the 80's. The Town has two big issues: nitrogen <br /> pollution and affordable housing. Working people like teachers can't find year-round housing. <br /> Now we are spending this time trying to modify a 31-year-old permit, but 31 years ago <br /> Mashpee was not the same. Mitigation doesn't sound very reliable and $560,000 is nothing <br /> compared to what is being spent on sewar. <br /> William Bogan — He commented Willowbend is an averagely decent neighbor. It is reasonable <br /> to be in favor, but he is against this project. It is time to decide, and the decision should be no. <br /> The applicant has succeeded in moving the goal post. Mitigations need to stop being <br /> accepted. Urge a vote to end the process and say no. <br /> After review, Mr. Pesce commented that all requested changes were met by Mr. Eddy, and he <br /> looked for further discussion of the Landscaping Plan. <br /> Mr. Eddy stated the number of units went from 14 to 12, which pulled it back from <br /> Quinaquisset Ave. He would accept a condition that the landscaping would be infilled in a <br /> similar fashion and variety to what's represented throughout the project, notably the entry way. <br /> With the absence of the village green, there will be a natural buffer. He noted there is also a <br /> wooded buffer up Quinaquisset with nothing disturbed. The Landscape Plan addresses the <br /> entrance area. <br /> Ms. Waygan would like the village green to remain as wooded buffer when labeled. <br /> MOTION: <br /> Mr. Balzarini made a motion to close the Public Hearing. Seconded by Mr. <br /> Richardson.All in favor. <br /> 4 <br />