Event Title: Board of Appeals Where: Town Hall, Lower Conference Room Wednesday, April 7, 2010 Time: 7:30 PM EST

Agenda Items Donald Luoni. Location: 204 Phillips Road. Map 7.2 Parcel 57 in an R-40 zoning district. Proposal: Applicant seeks a variance to exceed the GFA shown in table 2456 to exceed by 384 sqft. 7:40 p.m. - #08-18 - Comprehensive Permit, 40B… Continuance Chase Developers, Inc. Location: 230 Sandwich Road, Bourne. Map 25, Parcels 9 & 36 in a R40 zoning district. Proposal: Being all persons deemed interested or affected by the Board of Appeals, under Chapter 40B Massachusetts General Law, Section 20 through 23, as amended, you are hereby notified of a petition for a Comprehensive Permit authorizing the applicant, Chase Developers, Inc., 10 Foretop Road, Buzzards Bay, MA, 02532 to construct 32 residential units, 8 being affordable under the New England Fund Program of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston. This is to be called "Chase Estates" on the site located at 230 Sandwich Road, Bourne, Massachusetts. Premises affected: Map 25 Parcels 9 & 36. 7:45 p.m. - #05-10- Amendment for a Comprehensive Permit Pilgrim Pines Limited Dividend, LLC Proposal: Pine Tree Realty Trust and Pilgrim Pines Dividend LLC holders of the above referenced Comprehensive Permit request that it be amended by adding the following additional conditions to Article V: 18. In addition to the Deed Rider initially approved, the Monitoring Agent may allow on either the initial sale or any resale of an affordable unit, either the current deed rider, the deed rider currently referred to as the Local Initiative Program (LIP) "Universal Deed Rider" or any other deed rider which is then approved by the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) which is in the judgment of the Monitoring Agent will facilitate the continued use of the property of affordable housing purposes in perpetuity 19. The Monitoring Agent may allow that a single person or other family unit meeting all the eligibility requirements other than household size may be considered an eligible affordable household for the purpose of purchasing the property where the Monitoring Agent finds that such an allowance will promote the continued use of the property as a deed restricted affordable housing unit in perpetuity. Further the permit holder requests that the designation of lots 103 and 106 be changed from affordable to market and that lot 76 and lot 82, or any another lot outside the Zone III of Contribution to be determined by the Board of Appeals, be designated affordable. The basis for the change is that expenses incurred in developing lot 103 due to its topography and the financial issues of developing and then selling two affordable lots on a short cul de sac with only five lots. Locating the newly designated lots out of the Zone of contribution provides greater flexibility during these difficult times and will help insure the future viability of the project. 7:30 p.m. - Approval of minutes 7: 33 p.m. - #09-36 Variance… Continuance