6/2/2015 SOUTH CAPE BEACH ADVISORY Minutes

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i a Town of Nash ee ' 16 Great Neck Road North Mashpee, Massachusetts 02649 N`�i1I]LC GU" SOUTH CAPE BEACH STATE PARK ADVISORY COMMITTEE - PUBLIC SESSION Mashpee Town Hall — Ockway Meeting Room 2 Tuesday, June 2, 2015 — 5:00 PM Committee Members Present: Member Absent: Also Present: Jeri Smith, Chairman Linell Grundman John Singleton, WBNERR Michael Cardeiro, Vice Chairman Perry Ellis John Cahalane, BOS Liaison Robert Lancaster Lewis Newell Robert Palmer Bill Martiros Joe Bohnenberger Don Clarke CALL TO ORDER Chairman Jeri Smith called the meeting to order at 5:00 PM. REVIEW OF MINUTES Mike Cardeiro made a motion that the minutes from the meeting held on 9/09/12014 be approved as presented. Robert Lancaster seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. NEW BUSINESS • Introduction of new Committee Member Applicants Jeri Smith recognized the two new committee applicants, Joe Bohnenberger and Robert Palmer, and welcomed them to the meeting. Robert Palmer stated that he had lived on the Cape his entire life and had an interest in contributing to the improvement and preservation of the South Cape Beach State Park. Joe Bohnenberger stated that he was a former Mass. State Police Officer, a Mashpee resident for the past 17 years, and has a candid interest in what is going on with the development of the State Park. Mike Cardeiro made a motion that the Committee approve the appointment of the two applicants, Joe Bohnenberger and Robert Palmer, and welcomed them aboard the South Cape Beach State Park Advisory Committee. Don Clarke seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved. Jeri Smith will send the Committee's recommendation of the appointment of Joe Bohnenberger and Robert Palmer to Town Clerk, and reminded the two new members to stop by the Town Clerk's office to sign the Appointment Book. The Board of Selectmen must also approve their appointment to the Committee. WBNERR REPORT—John Singleton, State Park Supervisor John Singleton stated that despite the past rough winter, the South Cape Beach was not affected and remains status quo. The gates to the State Park beach have been open since the Friday before Memorial Day. On Sunday, May 24th, the bike rack was destroyed. The following Tuesday the bathrooms were tipped over. 1