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I think Mr. Curry may have some more specific points to make with regard to Ms. Moynihan’s presentation. Okay, I misspoke on that. Thank you. Mr. Young. Tinkham Reporting (508) 759-9162 1- THE MODERATOR: Okay, Ms. Kozens-Long. MR. LATIMER: I guess I covered what he was going to say. THE MODERATOR: Go ahead, Ms. Kozens-Long and then MS. KOZENS-LONG: I’d like to remind Town Meeting Members that a zoning change is a Zoning change and it doesn’t really matter that this is different. This is still something that the Planning Board has decided that they don’t want to do yet; that they want to take a look at for the whole town. To do this now for a single property owner, that’s going to affect a lot of areas of town. I don’t care if it’s one, two or three, it’s a zoning change; I don’t understand why we’re hearing this again in front of this body. THE MODERATOR: Okay, Mr. Young. MR. YOUNG: Bob Young, precinct 5. I wanted to speak in favor of this article, but I know it’s not going to pass; there’s too much confusion. But we have driven by this house for five to ten years. This gentleman is the third owner, I believe, who’s trying to do something. And I’d like us to consider that and possibly in the fall come up with some other type of zoning or transition, but something has to be done with that 78
property. Nobody in this room wants to live in that house next to the wonderful Beach Club. But we do have to think about this for the future and in the fall I’d like to get something done with that property. THE MODERATOR: Okay, Mr. Netto. MR. NETTO: Joe Netto, Precinct 9. I have a question for the Town Planner, because I’m thoroughly confused, a little bit, here. THE MODERATOR: Okay, Mr. Curry. MR. NETTO: Mr. Moderator, through you, now Mr. Curry, we have heard the attorney for the applicant here say that there are voluntary restrictions that they want to place on zoning. My question to you is I’ve never heard any applicant in all my years of Town Meeting ever mention voluntary restrictions to zoning. Is this legal? THE MODERATOR: Through a covenant. MR. CURRY: You can always put a restrictive covenant on your property, Joe, if you wanted to. I have a five bedroom house; I might put a restriction on my property that I’ll always have a de-nitrifying septic system. So, of course you can always restrict your property and that’s what this gentleman is proposing here. We just haven’t seen or given much thought to the covenant and at this point in time the Planning Board doesn’t have a position on it. MR. NETTO: Thank you. But what bothers me – I do not get Tinkham Reporting (508) 759-9162 1- 79
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