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00 <br /> ""W"a w, <br /> IMP. IMBO <br /> w Afforda6Ce Housing Committee <br /> 16 Great Neck RoadJVorth <br /> Mashyee, M-A 0264.9 <br /> Mr. Sparkes agrees they would have to solicit a lot of need due to the shortfall. There is also a <br /> skewed perception of the demographic of people who qualify and utilize these units. The units <br /> across from Southport are on the existing SHI and are 100% affordable, they have been great <br /> neighbors. <br /> Mr. Tutor will try and set up a meeting with the Housing Authority and find out what they are up <br /> to. He noted there are at least four other towns on Cape who are using Habitat right now, not <br /> currently in Mashpee. <br /> Chair Sparkes added other topics to be discussed, such as who is responsible for the upkeep <br /> of properties, ages of residents, employment status, single person or family, etc. Getting some <br /> real stories may help with the public's perception. <br /> List of Potential Affordable Projects <br /> Ms. Geoffrion looked at the titles of all the properties identified, with exception to the last one. <br /> The Town has owned these properties for a long time and they appear to be tax takings from <br /> the 1930's and 1940's. Orchard Road and Sampsons Mill have a lot of negative aspects to <br /> them. For starters, it lies in a water recharge area, a well protection zone, a utility easement, a <br /> water pump station, it may look like a decent parcel of land, but a lot of it is protected. The land <br /> where the Commercial Street property is has a clouded title. The Land Court currently has that, <br /> the Town is unsure how much it owns, could be 2, 6, or 10 acres, but that will be up to Land <br /> Court. The Feasibility Study was performed in 2021. <br /> Mr. Sparkes would like a list of all town owned properties. Title issues seem to be unresolved <br /> with some, it is unclear why it is taking so long. It is also not clear when Phase II for sewer will <br /> commence, Phase I is implemented now. We will have to cross reference these properties with <br /> when they fall under the sewer phases. <br /> Mr. Tutor would like to get the Sampson's Mill Feasibility Study from June 2023. <br /> Mr. Sparkes will look at the Sampsons Mill and Commercial Street properties. The Commercial <br /> Street property is 6.1 acres of leveled land. The Town Hall property at 0 Great Neck Road is <br /> 10.2 acres on Phase 1. He will also look at the GIS and see where the egress would be. <br /> Ms. Geoffrion stated there are drainage detention pits all over the Commercial Street area, <br /> which may suggest drainage is a problem up there across from the medical facility. The Chair <br /> would like to do a site visit. <br /> 2 <br />