4/20/1978 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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x TOWN OF MASHPEE Mo CONSERVATION COMMISSION P.O. BOX 208 MASEIPEE, MASSACHUSETTS 02649 the last few years when we went for so Long without problems, mentioning what had happened to Mull and Scituate as an example. Mrs. Sloane asked if he had considered those longward tubes - this apparently s something that they had discussed with AndyGut-Lman. Mr. Kuabler said that the reason they are trying to go with the tires is strict.y an economical one - they cost nothing and you can get all you want - he mentioned getting a call from the Recreation Department in Bmstable County saying they heard New Seabury was going to use tires on the beach, telling him, they have 75 tires and he could come and pick them up. He said the only cost is labor and tie-in d vic s. Mrs. DeLory said that the C mmis ion would take it under adviser-rient and get hack to him. 11r. Kueb er said that he wanted to rake sure that the Comm,is ion unders toad his f eelings about it and that I s that there I s ars awful lot of neces- sary controls in g*ng get yourjob done and whether it's done at the local level or state or federal level and he 's not questioning the need for controls. He said he also knows, from having read the !, etla ids Protection Act, that there's provision for emergencies. He said that if their property is being treatened, they should be able to react. He wanted the Co=. 1 to give thea the chance to react now and not to make ahem wit an; more. He said that with the Coy;m i s- sio 's support and cooperation or without it, they have to-Trotect their property and he would rather have the Go�� ss on's sup rt-A- .dx to .:j"ad-1 antag of their kno:i- how.. Kr. Pocknett said that no one is really stopping erosion and he would like to see an experiment with something out there for what's best for the beach and he doesn#t 7�T nt to see a mess like there was there before. Mr. Kuebler said that uveas because of the s to. but they would certainly clean up any section of thy: beach because people won't tolerate stiZpf on the beach. firs. Detory meati oned filing a :notice o 17 Intent Under the eri igen r provisions. Mr. Kuebler said that he was led to believe by Dorothy Studley that the letter he sent was satisfactory. He said that the oroble tri-th a Notice of intent is that you have to have a public hearing and the "clock is ticking". He said it would make him feel a lot better if he could l ave the roam for a fey minutes while the Commission decides what it grants, assuring the Commission that, whatever the decision, they wouldn't hurt his feelings. He said he wouldteen know what to do tomo-2r �,i - he wants to coo it irith the Commission's approval and c000era.tion. Mr. LeClair said that the dr .-Ti g is not accurate and lHrs. DeLory said that that had scared her until she was shown another drawing. Mr. Kuebler said that when he got 14rs'. Studle; 's letter., he called hex - he didn't understand why she didn't suggest an alternative. Apparently the Corrnission was concerned about the height and the 7r ter m)mber of tires. He said if it gets buried during the s .r crier, thea they have come a long r,,fay in tr!.rJng to stabilize this problem. . Buckinghimm said that the only war we Ire going to know is to try and What the Con-mission is locking for and will write into the conditions is, should these things move, it's the Corporation's duty to clean it up, adding that there 's a strong current of distrust. Mr. K ebl.er said that there is a new regime* yrs e Sloane said., "dew regime new nast*11- i ii