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10/27/2005 BLUE RIBBON COMMITTEE Minutes
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to - <br /> The Chairman said: "Let me ask you this question-You've done this in Sandwich, <br /> Barnstable but you haven't done it in Mashpee at all as part of in the school system? <br /> Lee Gurney stated: '"Orae of our action items is have the town manager or board <br /> chairman contact the school superintendent and have it go." <br /> Glenn Santos said: "There's information out there on the DEP Web page for the <br /> teachers and the principals. That's education. Along with other lines, were tallying about <br /> fertilizer and all that. I'll try to send it out to everybody tomorrow, there's a company out <br /> there, Agrisource, and they are basically the pioneers of composting and recycling of <br /> yard waste and materials. They've taken river dredging and done salt-water marsh <br /> restoration projects. The fields up in Danvers, it was deplorable, basically what they did <br /> was put organic layers on the fields. It's something the town might say, listen we're <br /> going to do this innovative new system, it's all organic, you cut the fertilization down <br /> from six applications, down to like three or four a year. In the fields they lowered their <br /> watering by 40%. Water conservation and a lot less fertilizer go on the ground. Because <br /> they were putting in organic. If you understand loam and compost, your organic count is <br /> two, it isn't too good, but if it's up around seven, then it's really good. The grass and the <br /> plants and everything do a. lot of that too, everybody's getting flyers sent to their house. <br /> Compost is recycling. Rather than going down the street to buy peat moss, you have a <br /> leaf pile in your back yard and you take that compost and that s great for growing plants <br /> or whatever, There's a lot of stuff out there. In the school, that's pretty much in place, <br /> that's prem much where it is and bow they can use it. That's something that I say,just <br /> for instance "The ball fields down here on Rte.130 they used organic and it came out <br /> beautiful. I'm going to do that+" <br /> The Chainnan said: "That's true, leading by example is one of the best things we <br /> can do and as you pointed out, there's a lot of material out there and we don't have to <br /> reinvent the wheel. Making the right recommendations giving the recommendation to the <br /> school, they have a program, that's definitely the way to go. That's something I thin <br /> they would be very receptive to. These are the types of kind soft things that we can do to <br /> help move forward and addressing small ways. And if we have enough of all these small <br /> things, we can make an impact. And continue to get the picture out on the bigger things. <br /> We don't have on our list there." <br /> Barbara Kane said: "'I'd tike to see what they do currently. I have no idea what <br /> they do.}} <br /> The Chairman spoke {`One of my other hats is: What are our educational people <br /> doing in conservation and nitrogen." <br /> ella Elizenherry spore: "'Being very clear, compile a list of recommendations to <br /> the Board ofSelectmen," <br /> The Chairman stated: We are supposed to come up a plan that we can give to <br /> the constituents so that they can vote on something. <br />
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