5/14/1980 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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-14- Frank Homeyer Pauline: We have received a letter dated April 29, 1980, from Mr. Homeyer who is let- ting us know that he would like to remove about ten yards of sand that has washed into his boat basin. Ken: How is he getting it out? Barbara: Where is he putting it? Pauline: He does not say. A letter was written on May 14, 1980 from the Conservation Board asking Mr. Homeyer the above questions. Wiljoles Property Pauline: I have a call from Marshall Severance. I also have letters from town council stating that after going over the sales agreement that they were writting into the agree- ment and the deed a number of acres more than what they were selling us as my husband found when he was doing the research for me. It was something like 100 acres odd acres. Whoever did their title searching or made up the description of the sales agreement wrote in to the sales agreement so many extra acres, which could ha%ecaused a law suit or could have caused many other complications. It could have made this all null and void. So, Bob checked it out and he called town council. Town council called Marshall Severance and Smith, another attorney that is involved, etc. So, Mr. Severance called me a couple of days ago and asked me if I would get in touch with Peter P. of the Falmouth Conserva- tion Commission and tell them where it is so late in the season that they have extended our time and that would we be willing to pass papers in the Fall because they are going ahead with growing the cranberries this season. I said I thought it would be great. My first question was: what about the price? He said it will remain the same. We are gentlemen and we will honor the agreement. MEPA Statement Pauline: .I received a copy of a letter addressed to Ronald Pocknett. When I was up to the post office I asked if I should take it back if it goes to Mashpee Conservation. She said to open it. It was a copy of the MEPA statement on Teal Harbor, New Seabury. MEWS II. Phase II Pauline: I have received a letter dated March 14, 1980, from Earle Marsters of the Plan- ing Board advising us that our Town Engineer, Philip Holmes, is going to provide us with a copy of the plan for MEWS II, Phase II. I still haven't received it. A letter was written to Phil Holmes dated May 15, 1980, from the Conservation Commission asking him why we have not received a copy. Wastewater Treatment Facilities Pauline: We received a letter from EOEA referring to wastewater treatment plant dis- charges and with Coastal Zone Management. They have a gentleman, Grant Weaver, who is an