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The committee meeting agenda focuses on bi-weekly lake measurements, a review of the Fresh Water Ponds informational meeting, and an examination of the boating regulations for Mashpee and Wakeby.
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The meeting agenda includes discussions on the FY 2027 estimated revenue and a vote on 10% reserves. It also lists the reconsideration of previous votes regarding the Ponds Diagnostic Study, Shared Regional Housing Services, and the Friends of Mashpee National Wildlife Refuge. Additionally, the committee will address the re-organization of its leadership roles.
The document contains an agenda for the April 27, 2026, Select Board meeting and minutes from the March 30 and April 6, 2026, meetings. Key topics discussed across these sessions include amendments to Town Meeting warrants, the approval of an interim loan for a sewer project, the potential renaming of the Senior Center to the Active Living Center, the reinstatement of day passes at John's Pond, and updates on the Route 151 Corridor Improvement Project. Additionally, the Board addressed the award of a CDBG grant administration contract, a presentation on the Cape & Islands bridge replacement projects, noise concerns regarding local pickleball courts, kennel regulation updates, and various license applications and renewals.
The Board reviewed Chapter 7 of the local comprehensive plan, specifically focusing on open space and recreation. Key discussions included defining and quantifying undeveloped and unprotected land, clarifying policy language for cluster subdivisions, and strategies for preserving ancient ways. The members discussed the importance of signage and public education regarding ancient ways, including the potential for GIS mapping and collaboration with the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe. Additionally, the Board reviewed acquisition strategies for parcels within the Mashpee National Wildlife Refuge boundary.
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