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-1c- <br /> r <br /> "r. -o)ebler: I think the real purpose is that if you elevate the be .ch,you pre- <br /> sumably are dissipating the enert_y of the waves before they finally C.et up to the <br /> eml;ankment. <br /> Ken : My personal opinion is that I can see the perching; but I cannot see dump- <br /> ing anything over the edge. 'rihatever will get crashed out won't get picked up and <br /> it is subject to blatant abuse. <br /> Wayne: Is there a way that you can police that? <br /> Mr. Kuebler: You can police it. You can write the order and you can say what you <br /> want. �'s•s. Studley asked me about a piece of property that has held up very well <br /> at Trighton Sounds. I went back and I asked about that. That was done by New <br /> Sea.bury and the method that was used was to go ahead and drive the stumps into the <br /> bank so that you were controlling it and, where necessary, you could use some tie <br /> rods to go ahead and tie in the exterior perimeter. We have used tie rods driving <br /> them into the ground to give you some basis for stabilizing. Eventually, if nature <br /> takeshold, nature does the stabilizing; but you may have to do some stabilizing for <br /> a year or two. Snow fencing is not a bad suggestion. Snow fencing is .an interest- <br /> ing concept for wind erosion as well. We put snow fence all along the Popponesset <br /> Beach around the Fopponesset Inn area this Spring and you do it primarily to keep <br /> people from getting up on the dune grass. <br /> We left the last infor-ral meeting hoping that we were going to get a little bit of <br /> counsel from people who were, apparently, the experts in this whole problem. We <br /> didn't hear back and were disappointed. It is sort of an emergency situation. <br /> Pauline: to haven 't got any counseling either. <br /> ;'r. Kuebler: I don't know why they are not responding because it is clearly an <br /> emergency problem. <br /> Pauline: They haven't even issued you a number. <br /> Mr. Savory: According to John Lawrence, he said: "I will put a number right on <br /> it and send it to Bob Stevens." <br /> Ken: When I called the Corps of Engineers, they said that they won't touch it until <br /> we deal with it. <br /> Mr. Kuebler: Excuse me, the Army Corps? <br /> Ken: Yes. <br /> Nr. Kuebler: This wouldn't be in their jurisdiction. <br /> Ken: I figured that they have experts and that they would come doom and look at it. <br /> Mr. Savory: The perching, of course, is under the Corps approval. <br /> Charles: This was the same answer that I got in Lakeville -- to go ahead and have <br /> you propose what you want to do and have us say what we object or don't object to <br /> and forward it to them. If you object to what we are saying or we object to what <br /> you're saying, then they are willing to take a look and say w;at they ::ant to say. <br />