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Mr. Kuebler said that, assuming that the Corporation is as fortunate as <br /> they have been in Virginia, and along the Jersey shore have they experimented <br /> with putting in another set of bags to see if you can perch it further` Mr. <br /> Guttman said that the same conditions don't exist as in Chesapeake Bay. Fle <br /> also said that if you build a higher bag, it 's the same thing as putting in <br /> tato bags - that's the whole paint in trying out larger bags. <br /> Mr. Kuebler asked if it was in Mr. Guttman's plans to build a tank or <br /> something and accelerate his plans. Mr. Guttman said that the IaT sea Grant <br /> Program is a grant for a, few million dollars - you put in a grant proposal <br /> every year for a certain amount of projects. The first year is ,just going <br /> to be a. seed project - it will be years before they get this thing running. <br /> Mr. Sloane said that there had been rurio s that on occasion concrete <br /> had been used to fill the bags and you would. end -up path a bunch of rocks. <br /> Mr. Guttman said that concrete is used 'n thea when they are placed against <br /> dunes etc. lie also said that Dennis lost a bulkhead and a parking lot, but <br /> the sill bags remained. <br /> Mrs. De ory asked what the rate of deteri prat on was to the bags and fir. <br /> Guttman said that if they sit out in the sun and are not covered by sand, they <br /> have a life of perhaps four gears, provided they are not punctured.. - e also <br /> said that a kid came in with a claw homer and punched out his initials in a <br /> bag. Signs were put out saying the bags were to save the beach and they were <br /> effective, <br /> Mrs. DeLory asked if it wouldn't be quicker to seal rather than stitch <br /> the bags. Mr. Guttman said that the firm that makes the material is a huge <br /> textile firm - they weave it and send it to someone else to seer. Some of <br /> thea have burst because of pressure -- the sand got wet at high tide and <br /> froze and then cracked. <br /> Mrs. DeLory told Mr. Kuebler that has Orders were mailed in as of 5:00 <br /> yesterday. Mr. Kuebler said that he didn t t what he 's going to do with the <br /> SBA - he also said they are investigating renting the pumps - it costs <br /> $60.00 for a 131 bag and there is a lot of labor involved. <br /> Mrs. Sloane said that she would be so much happier with 200 or 300' t <br /> see if it works and Mr. Kuebler said they're not going to do the h8001 all <br /> at once. Mr. Gutter said that if Mr. Kueble r would start out with a small <br /> project and put together a monitoring program with Mr. Gutty a.n' group -- <br /> computer tabulation with data, etc. - he would- have information to see whether <br /> he should waste his money or net. <br /> Mrs. DeLory said that this Comission had Certified Mail going through <br /> throe years ago before it was requested. It was also mentioned that C M <br /> would streamline the red tape. Mr. Kuebler mentioned that some people have <br /> been waiting one and a half years -for dock permission. The question of <br /> emergency provisions was brought up and Mr. Gutta.an said that the to an <br /> Conservation Commission is supposed to have complete jurisdiction to issue <br /> Orders. f Conditions, bust in orae case D and stepped in. ,- closi g <br /> Mr. Kuebler said that he was disappointed in the -decision about the tines, <br /> that he was going to have to send in a Notice of latent. <br /> Mrs. BeLory said there is to be a legal hearing on April 20th on the <br /> Notice of Intent filed by William J. and Eleanor . ergu on t construct <br /> residence and appurtenant sewage disposal systera located a Lot A and B <br /> offs Beach Road, in Popponessett, <br />