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r <br /> Conservation Commission <br /> November 18, 199 <br /> Page 8. <br /> Mr. Sherman did not think the Commission should be put in the position of holding <br /> public hearing every time a decision is made of what is in the best interest of <br /> the performance standards. Some of the studies referred to by Dr. Gordon were done <br /> by the industry itself; the final word is not out. He stated he will talk t <br /> Duncan York about- this also. He dad not feel the Commission should be faulted <br /> for what it tried to do, which was to protect the public's interests. <br /> Mr. Homeyer advised he talked with Pain. Somerville about this. Rick York had <br /> made all these proposals to the Shellfish Warden on Cape which they rejected. <br /> Dr, Druce Tripp, a biologist at woods dole, stated CCA leaching is so neglig-.ble <br /> as to -not be a problem at all. CCA sawdust is a different story. <br /> Mrs. Ferriday suggested he go to the Shellfish Commission with his comments. <br /> Mr. Sherman stated mailing of the letter can be postponed by two weeks. <br /> Dr. Gordon requested to pout in the pilings with CCA as requested; he is still <br /> waiting on his state application. <br /> Mr. Sherman stated he could request an Amended order of Conditions; Dr. Gordon <br /> stated he did that one month ago in person. x <br /> Mr. Homeyer proposed that the commission rescind the CCA policy. <br /> Mrs. Fudala stated she would like to take this up again in two weeks after hearing <br /> the reports from Dr. Gordon. Mrs. Ferriday agreed. <br /> Mr. Johansen asked if Dr. Tripp would put his comments in writing? Nor. Homeyer <br /> advised Dr. Tripp would be willing to come here personally. <br /> Vim: Motion made and seconded to continue this discussion at the next <br /> Conservation meeting. The Agent will contact Duncan York in the <br /> meantime. <br /> Asst. Conservation Agent: The Agent advised he has anode same strides towards a <br />,t <br /> job description for the Assistant.. There are not many towns on the Cape that <br /> have a full-tine agent. There is not much to o on. A job description would <br /> be virtually the same a his, except to assist the Agent and Commission. <br /> Mrs. Fudala stated it would have a better chance if part-time. <br /> Mr. Homeyer stated overseeing the cranberry bogs should be eliminated from the <br /> Agent-'s job description. -vir. Sherriar_ advised he st coordinates with the <br /> cranberry bog attendant. <br /> met Preparation: The Agent advised the income from the- bogs ig for the <br /> Commission's use. An article will be necessary, <br /> Mrs. Ferriday stated a letter should be seat to the Executive Secretary that <br /> i the money from the bogs is not a gift; It is owed to the Cop.Mssion. <br /> VM: Motion made and seconded to Have the Agent talk to the Executive Secretary <br /> and Town Accountant re the bog receipts. <br /> Associate leer: Richard Rhodes was appointed an Associate Member by the <br /> Selectmen. He has yet to be sworn in. <br />