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r <br /> TOWN OF MASHPEE <br /> OR Pr <br /> • CONSERVA'T'ION COMMISSION <br /> P.O. BOX 208 <br /> MAMPEE, MASSACHUSETTS 02649 <br /> by the time the wave.,s get there,, it will have depleted the energy bef~ore it is <br /> up thereo He then read fron his plan see March 23rd rdnutes. <br /> . Pocknett said he doesn't think it could hold - doesn't think the posts <br /> will hold the tires, Maybe they would through the su , E er season., bort where the <br /> ice comes the tires are going to be all over the beach next springe He added <br /> that the ice will raise them right out of the ground. lir. Kuebler said that we <br /> didn't have much ice this year along the shoreline and along the ocean we didn't <br /> have much: of ars ice build-up - there was more the previous year because it was <br /> colder. <br /> Mr. LeClair asked if the other tires had moved or if these tires would <br /> move. Mr. Buckingham said it all had to do frith the circumstances. Where they <br /> built up Frith tires along the third fainva , that came through perfectly all <br /> right - they caught more sand - he dug dog;rn pretty near a foot and couldn't <br /> touch a tire - it builds tip there. Wh r it did it there and why it did damage <br /> d o rn in the other area is probably due to wind and ;;rater.. Mr. Kuebler said he <br /> wasn't sure Ifs they used as many enforcing rods before as they pan to use now. <br /> Mr. Kuabler mentioned the lesson we learned from Andy Guttman - if we have <br /> a hue torn., it's very posy i b e that the wa�re action is such that it would break <br /> p some type of this - it could break up ri-p raolike a�Ong oo- <br /> c ne e t t each - they didta l t have the advantage of tekda,y' filter paper that <br /> prevents undermining. He furt�:or said that if it broken up by, a storm the <br /> dr <br /> would gc on record as saying ;Niki- clean up the beach. ,e added that you <br /> can't relocate the f a.inra; - the Tr have to pro erect it, <br /> *fir. o kne�t said that there are tires on the beach, stumps on the bank and <br /> shore ire and trash dumped over the banks - nothing is ever cleaned u p - the <br /> beach is a mess. He further said that a lot of s to�f °: shed up by Flat Pond <br /> stumps and stuff that 's been washed away. fir. Kutabler said that he can accept <br /> that because he calked the beach right afte - <br /> r the orm -- it's a.t� LCL that care <br /> off the barks because of that store - quite stable banks were gashed away. He <br /> also said that the bead actually started to nove in the opposite direction and <br /> their gore getting dune grass to grow there - it all ;gent JM one storm. He Further <br /> said that You can see that the Leve o six ��ean., that were spent in tx�;�ing to re�- <br /> c <br /> cover the beach d m' an r e t in front off' the Po oo:��QSet+ Tnn went all in one <br /> right. They keen wanting t bui ld it back outs but it's losing wattle. <br /> 1r. Kuebler continued bey saying that it' not a question of what you d <br /> Brom strict .y a conservation vice, Voll re not in balance with nature - you're <br /> go..-ng to lose, but the i Slue is how to prevent, losing iso much. Mr. LeClair said <br /> he realizes you can't fight natme, but if you spent bilndreds of thousands dol- <br /> lars on a gol.' course, thev should have had score cont nc,enc;y plans o relocate <br /> this fir'. ruebr' ,+ '. + hasi'she ? ;�►-. -;+ <br /> ,,es <br /> `or kno ling That their know today. He said that back in the ear ly 60, 1s� when they <br /> Frere mapping out t :e locate on of the. golf course, they didn't know these things. <br /> He. has been told b {people who have been he�.e a�� before 1n.w e ►�a <br /> bur ., tt that <br /> beach was very stable for gears -- we really didn't Nage the kind of erosion that <br /> e have realized in the past flew years. ]-'He wondered why ' t l s all happening, in <br />