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Minutes for the Meeting of May 3, 2004 2 <br />secondarily, should the reduction in units pass, no one would know if the project were revenue neutral or <br />what level of mitigations would be provided. Mr. Harden said that maybe the core argument against the <br />amendment is that it should not even be considered because if Town Meeting should approves it, it is <br />something that cannot go forward; the amendment without the consent of the developer does not make <br />sense. Mr. Davies agreed and said that the amendment is not backed up by a plan. Mr. Gataitsis added <br />that no one is proposing to build a 331 -unit development. Ms. Manz felt that people need to understand <br />that they cannot have the rest of the package, including mitigations, if they vote for 331 units. Mr. <br />Galaitsis said if one considers the entire site, the ratio of units per acre is consistent with the rest of the <br />town. <br />Mr. Kastorf made a motion to recommend disapproval of the Heinrich amendment because: 1) the <br />amendment proposes no plan that canbe evaluated; and, 2) the number of units proposed does not provide <br />40B protection for the length of time that the 387 units would provide. Ms. Manz seconded the motion <br />and the Board vote 5 to 0 in favor of the motion. <br />On a motion duly made and seconded, the Board voted unanim <br />0 <br />
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