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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2005-04-04 Master Plan Advisory Commitee MinutesMeeting Minutes April 4, 2005 Master Plan Advisory Committee (MPAC) Meeting ru Er n Date: April 4, 2005 Time: 7:30 pm Place: Town Hall Conference Room :r P 2: 211b Attendees: George Katsoufis, John Sasso, Dick Howard, Peter Smargon, Jonathan Barnes, Virginia Adams, Chris Reilly, Susan DeMatteo Agenda & Discussion The committee reviewed the status of comments from last meeting as well as the Housing Chapter. - Natural and Cultural Resources: Susan will incorporate comments and then distribute to the committee - Open Space and Recreation: Discussed comments, agreed to add in table George provided, modified one of the comments (b-iii) to read as follows "The Town has continued to negotiate for private developer contributions to open space and recreation facilities as deemed appropriate on a project by project basis", and agreed to reword comment (b-v) to reflect the demographics that the shift was toward more younger children, not necessarily younger families. - Transportation: Chris and George agreed to work with the town to update the average daily traffic counts that have been collected over the last few years either by the town directly or via developer traffic studies (and compare it to the data in the previous report). We also agreed to add a statement about commuter parking in the local downtown neighborhoods. - Economic Development: George agreed to add wording to finding C to address the issue of changing economic landscape and the need to create a Economic Development Commission. General Format: The committee agreed that findings should be included in the body of each chapter (not as a separate section at the end) but also segregated so that they are visually queued. Authors agreed to review their sections to ensure this was the case. - Housing: Although not reviewed last week, the committee reviewed the chapter this week and essentially agreed that since this chapter was almost exactly as taken from the recent Community Development plan, there were no major issues with the chapter. The only question raised was how to capture what is stated in the Analysis and tie it to the goals of the chapter. The committee agreed to cancel the April 19`h MPAC. Instead, the CPDC meeting next week (April 11) would include a MPAC working session so that we can focus on the two remain chapters: (1) Character and Identity and (2) Services and Facilities. Next MPAC Meeting Monday, May 16h Topic: Goal Prioritization of remaining chapters All meetings are scheduled to begin at 7:30pm in the Town Hall Conference Room