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of TMs s,s <br /> z. <br /> Aannin Board <br /> c� <br /> 16 Great Neck Road NOYth <br /> .wlashpee, Aassachusetts 02649 <br /> Ms. Waygan stated that depending on location, date, and time, it makes it stronger. She is <br /> interpreting that this document is highlighting significance. <br /> Mr. Tobin stated the discussion from the last hearing and Ms. Waygan's requested changes <br /> are in other findings shown as redlines. Finding 27 redlines specify average weekday <br /> afternoon peak hour, a specific measurement from the traffic study. Finding 28 was also <br /> redlined to show it refers to average weekday peak hour. Finding 29 was redlined to specify it <br /> refers to the left through lane on Saturday midday peak hour. Finding 30 redlines show it <br /> referes to east bound left lane peak hour. Finding 22 is with respect to Mr. Lucas' e-mail about <br /> particular locations. <br /> Mr. Tobin doesn't think it matters. Ms. Waygan still wants to make it as strong as possible. <br /> Mr. Lucas stated the study is only analyzing peak hours. <br /> Mr. Tobin thinks it's redundant to keep saying at peak hours, if the traffic study only looks at <br /> peak hours and the wording Ms. Waygan is requesting is already at the beginning of the <br /> paragraph in the sentence that introduces and describes the two sentences Ms. Waygan is <br /> referring to. <br /> Ms. Waygan is specifically looking at Point 22, adding at peak hours. She wants to be clear. <br /> She asked Mr. Lucas if it clarified or made it unclear. <br /> Mr. Lucas stated it clarifies the statement, depending on day and time or at peak hours. <br /> Depending on location day and time, ranges can occur at different times. <br /> Mr. Tobin commented it is industry custom. Any technical expert would know that range, based <br /> on the study, would only look at peak hours. This entire paragraph starts with a general <br /> statement that the information depends on location, day, and time. Each sentence following <br /> then breaks down specific ranges for different locations in the general statement. He would <br /> need to add depending on location, day, and time, which already exists in the second <br /> sentence, two more times, to the third and fourth sentences. He feels it is redundant and <br /> unnecessary. <br /> Ms. Waygan would like it added to the last sentence, "depending on location, day, and time". <br /> Ms. Faulkner, Mr. Balzarini, and Ms. Waygan all agree to add that phrase. <br /> Mitigation Waivers: <br /> Landscaping a natural area to be paved due to shape of parking area. <br /> MOTION: <br /> Karen Faulkner made a motion to approve Waiver #1. Seconded by Dennis <br /> Balzarini. All in favor. <br /> 14 <br />
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