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02/18/2026 PLANNING BOARD Minutes (2)
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of TMs s,s <br /> z. <br /> Aannin Board <br /> 16 Great Neck Road NOYth <br /> wlashpee, Aassachusetts 02649 <br /> conditions, using the Cape Cod Commission's 0.54% build out data for future growth, and <br /> updated lists will be used to build into that analysis, and he is looking forward to those results. <br /> The residential units at Mashpee Commons and On Commons 40B will be taken into <br /> consideration for future build out data. Based on the discussion regarding Hingham as an <br /> appropriate comparison, Mr. Tobin asked Ms. Sullivan to confirm they are looking at Trader <br /> Joes specific data. Lastly, he would appreciate a walk through on mitigation efforts and <br /> associated costs. <br /> Ms. Sullivan confirmed they are looking into troubleshooting the assumption of existing <br /> conditions regarding looking at the intersection at Rt. 28 and Shellback Way in isolation. She <br /> also confirmed the assumption identified at the last hearing regarding future conditions is also <br /> being looked at and will include those unbuilt projects, the approved Mashpee Commons and <br /> the PEL on Commons. Regarding future conditions, they have gotten an updated list on on- <br /> going projects. Ms. Sullivan also confirmed they are working on Trader Joe's specific data for <br /> future conditions. <br /> Ms. Sullivan listed the mitigation efforts that look at high crash rates, this means there are on <br /> average more than 3 crashes a year at said site: <br /> - Archers Path at Orchard Road <br /> - Rt 28 & Meetinghouse Road <br /> - Mashpee Rotary <br /> - Rt. 28 & Jobs Fishing Road <br /> - Rt. 28 & Redbrook Road <br /> - Rt. 28 & Shellback Way <br /> The crash data has patterns that provide safety mitigations, in addition, single timing <br /> adjustments at Shellback Way to offset project related impacts. The safety concerns were at <br /> the request of the Commission. <br /> Mr. Tobin asked if any addressed concerns other than safety. It was answered outside of <br /> Shellback Way considered safety only. <br /> Mr. Tobin stated if there were some other local concern regarding mitigation efforts, at little to <br /> no cost of the applicant, he asked if that would be considered by the applicant, and the <br /> applicant confirmed. <br /> 13 <br />
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