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Minutes for the Meeting of January 23, 2008 Page 3 <br /> <br />Ms. Manz said they could stay in the unit, but they won’t have any incentives to stay as you would with <br />an unrestricted home. <br /> <br />Mr. Robert Whitman asked about the retention of site coverage in the Site Sensitive Development? Mr. <br />Hornig said if you eliminate a roadway it cannot be converted to a house. <br /> <br />Ms. Gloria Bloom asked what was the point of impervious surface, are there differences on the type of <br />surfaces that are out there, and how are they considered? Mr. Hornig the current bylaw is black and white, <br />a surface is either pervious or not. The Town Meeting was quite adamant about retaining the Impervious <br />Surface Ratio limit. It is meant to retain more of the site as green and the Site Sensitive and Balanced <br />Housing Developments are going to operate under the roughly same limits as in the conventional <br />developments. <br /> <br />Mr. Andy Friedlich is concerned about the direction this was going with the living area square footage no <br />longer regulated. He would like the Planning Board to require developers to submit floor plans. Mr. <br />Hornig said as there will be no limit on bedrooms there is not need for floor plan. Mr. Zurlo said the <br />overall size of the home could be limited through the GFA, but what criteria could be used to limit the <br />number of bedrooms? Mr. Friedlich stated the living area square footage is overly liberal. The intent of <br />the cluster bylaw approval at Town Meeting in 1996 was to encourage smaller units for empty nesters. <br />Mr. Hornig said the current bylaw looks for a “diverse set of housing opportunity” not only for empty <br />nesters. <br /> <br />Mr. Hornig said the formal public hearing is in three weeks and there may be changes to the article. If <br />possible, the articles will be published a week before the hearing. Mr. Hornig closed the public <br />information session at 8:55 p.m. <br /> <br />At next week’s public hearing Mr. Canale will present the Associate Planning Board Member Article. <br />Either Mr. Zurlo or Mr. Hornig will present the Height Article. <br /> <br />************************************** MINUTES ************************************* <br />Review of Minutes: The Board reviewed and corrected the minutes for the January 2, 2008. On a motion <br />duly made and seconded, it was voted, 4-0 to approve the minutes as amended. <br /> <br />**************************SUBDIVISION ADMINISTRATION**************************** <br /> <br />
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