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The document discusses plans to rezone and redevelop an area currently zoned for general commercial and industrial use. The goal is to seek Cape Cod Commission Chapter H review for threshold relief or growth incentive zone designation in order to create a new land use vision with mixed uses, pedestrian connections, waste water management, and traffic management for the area. It outlines a schedule of meetings and discussions with stakeholders from April to September to discuss concepts, needs, land uses, density, building design, and development mitigation requirements.
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