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05/09/2000
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Stereadrin from the Shellfish Corntrussion made a motion that this grant proposal <br /> would not significantly impact the shellfish resources. Scan Hendricks seconded the <br /> motion and all other commission members voted in favor. <br /> Herb Silver Vice Chaftnw of the waterways Commission made a notion to <br /> approve the Shellfish Grant Application as proposed by Mo Cassanelfi. Paul <br /> Lumsden seconded the motion and all other waterways Commission members voted <br /> in favor. The Ynotion was carried. <br /> Robert Bangs of 174 Simons barrows Road introduced himself and began his <br /> presentation of his Shellfish Grant Application. The location of the proposed <br /> Aquaculture Grant will be located just east ofucconesset Point and just west of <br /> Koch Landing. Two hundred feet offshore jn three to four feet of water at mean low <br /> tide. Mr. Bangs does not feel that his site 's obstructing any navigable channels or <br /> mo ormg areas., <br /> Jhn Hanks told Bob Bangs that his concerns were with the depth of water and the <br /> probability that boats propellers are still apt to hit the equipment even with the <br /> presence of appropriate buoys, <br /> Mr. Bangs was very compliant as to the suggestions for changes in the height of the <br /> gear and he agreed to go from 18 inches above the bottom to 8 inches above so to <br /> avoid becoming a navigable hazard, <br /> Herb Silver asked Mr. Bangs if he could be more speck regarding exactly what gear <br /> he felt he would be using. Bob responded that it was difficult to determine since he <br /> was m somewhat "uncharted territory" and he was uncertain of what was going to <br /> work favorably, if anything, in the open water. <br /> Bob further explained that the main reason he chose this site was because <br /> harbornaster� Perry Ellis recommended it, <br /> .mer a lot more discussion and suggestions, Jinn banks persuaded commission board <br /> members to agree to put some comments down on paper to better advise lir. Bangs <br /> when he reprised his application, Mother suggestion to Mr. Bangs was that he come <br /> back to the boards with detailed drawings of the gear, being very specific, a task that <br /> he will need to do for the Conservation on n-�ssion anyway, <br /> Rich York presented a draft report of a project that he has been working on. This <br /> draft is a comprehensive report on water quality, The Mashpee Kiger Fecal Coliform <br /> Bacteria Study, which was funded by the planning board and started in the summer of <br /> 1986. <br /> Mr. York's study focuses on the bacteria.while Brian Lowes of the School of Marine <br /> Science and Technology, University of Mass at Dartmouth, is working on the <br /> Nitrogen impact analysis, <br />
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