04/04/2000 WATERWAYS COMMISSION Minutes

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Also discussed was B-2,1 which is Hydraulic Dredging to ock ay Bay Public Landing, Truck Sediments Off-S ite at a co st of 3 3 1 100. Another option discussed in detail was -1, which is a Mechanical Dredging to Shoestring Bay Public Landing, Truck Sediments off-Site at a cost of$305,460, Harbormaster Ferry Ellis interjected at this point that from a conservation standpoint any trees in question in any of the option's, if they were hardwood (oak) the trees would need to be recycled as lumber rather than chipped# Commission member,, Mr. Gerald Daly asked if these cost analysis fees included the cost of fencing. Fencing will need to be provided around the area for safety purposes. Ms. Fields responded that no, this fee was not included and will need to be added on. Mr. Daly also inquired if the cost of disposal, whether it is at a landfill or other area, had been included in the cost analysis. Ms. Fields replied that this fee had not been included either and would need to be added on. She also reminded the c0immi ssi on that the o ssibil ity of using Wi llob end as a disposal site still exists and we can pursue that option. The commission also compared the price of the time rental of the crane on the barge a opposed to the landing in option -1, which is Mechanical dredging to shoestring day Public Landing, Truck Sediments off-Site at a cost of 05,460. The next discussion that tools place was ghat option to present when we go before the Conservation Commission. The commission decided to present the options referred to as - (Hydraulic Dredging to Stenberg Parcel) $200,950. B- (Hydraulic Dredging to ockvay Bay) $33 1,100. And -1 (Mechanical Dredging to Sboestring Bay Public Landing) $305,460. 1t was decided that the foremost question we want to ask the Conservation Commission members is what issues do they see in the three dredging options that we have presented to there, Leslie Fields also informed us that the cost analysis figures that were presented are winter of 2000 prices. There will also be a 10% contingency fee to cover unforeseen costs. Ms, Fields agreed to finalize the report for the Conservation Commission meeting to be held 13 April at 6:45 PM and to present a briefing of the alternatives. . Review and Acceptance of Minutes of February 1", coo.