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enefit <strong>of</strong> – I think, to the benefit <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Town</strong>. And the <strong>Town</strong> could still<br />
come back and rezone this property later on for General Residence with<br />
the proper overlays and so forth, but it really is time to move forward on<br />
this. It’s been way too long and I think everyone will agree: it’s overdue.<br />
This thing needs to be completed and let’s get on with it and do what we<br />
need to do to make it work because, you know, with all due respect, the<br />
Planning Board has not brought us a solution to date. Thank you.<br />
Latimer.<br />
THE MODERATOR: Okay, Ms. Johnson. And then Mr.<br />
MS. JOHNSON: I’m Patricia Johnson; I live in North<br />
<strong>Falmouth</strong>. I am familiar with this property and very familiar with that entire<br />
corner. I’d like to correct one thing that Laura Moynihan said. She said<br />
there was a commercial use on the abutting lot, which is the one that has<br />
all the polka dots on it and is presently a parking lot for the Beach House<br />
across the street, because they don’t have any parking lot. It is not zoned<br />
any business district. It is a residentially zoned lot with a special permit on<br />
it.<br />
I’ll also inform you that I think her word, using this as “fringe”<br />
use, in other words changing it to Business 3, is not fringe to me, it is<br />
commercial creep, and we see commercial creep everywhere in this town.<br />
I wouldn’t mind if the Planning Board came back with this as General<br />
Residence, even though I think that’s somewhat <strong>of</strong> a commercial creep. I<br />
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