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08/01/2000
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Mr. Ellis stated that they patrol the lake as regularly as possible but with the recent loss of his <br /> other full-time harbormaster and only having a handful of part dtnie harbormasters,it is <br /> difficult to catch violators. What happens is that they hang around and wait until the <br /> harbormaster or other patrol boats lure and then go on with the business of breaking any <br /> n-des and reg Aatlons that they want to. <br /> Jim.Hanks stated that there is a brochure pertaining to the fresh water by-laws that-ra s <br /> distributed at one point and perhaps the Lake Management Committee could bring it up to <br /> date and have it re-distributed, <br /> One commission member reminded everyone that it is not the Waterways Con-tr ission's <br /> business to enforce rales and regulations on the waterways. Our only function is to advise <br /> and make recommendations to the selectman. <br /> Mr. Hanks thanked:mss._Josephs for bringing her concerns to the concession.. The only way <br /> that the boaters and jet-slders are going to learn that it is not okay to continually violate these <br /> acs and regalations is for presidents to conte out and voice their opinions and have them put <br /> on public record. <br /> ,Jinn Hanks recognized Ed Baker. Mr. Baker addressed the conu-nission regarding the <br /> ar.shpec River Dredging Project. He is concerned that other areas, such as Popponesset <br /> Bay, co-ild take precedence over the M-ashpee River being dredged and he feels that the <br /> Mash.pee River is long o erdue and it has talo so long to finalize plans, etc. that <br /> Popponesset Bay dredging needs should be put on the back burner until the Mashpee River <br /> Dredging l-3ro ject has been completed. <br /> Jim Harks stated that the letter to the selectman is on the books and the arena for discussion, <br /> on dredging wl be at the electrnan}s meeting. <br /> Mr. Hanks asked iNit. Baker if he would like to add the issue of gathering recruits for the <br /> Natural resources onuriittee to the public Comment part of our meeting. Mr. Baker <br /> recommended to the commission that they appoint Paul Lumsden as ,a representative from <br /> the Waterways Conui-iission to become a member of the Natural Resources onaty&tee. <br /> Jeny Daly made a motion to norniriate Raul Lumsden for Waterways ComtTission <br /> spokesman for the Natural resources CommitteC4,,john swartzbaugh seconded the motion <br /> and all other comtrr s sion members voted in favor. The motion was carried. It is also <br /> recommended that there be an alternatc mcmber. No alternate was appointed at this time. <br /> The issue of an alternate vras tabled until next month's meeting. <br /> . Review Minutes—Herb motioned to accept the minutes of June 7, 2000 as subrr�tied. <br /> John Swartzbaugh seconded the motion. All other members voted in favor and the minutes <br /> were approved. <br /> 011-JD BUSINESS <br /> 1. 1jagbormaster Report---Perry Alis. Perry reports that the economy is driving the boating <br /> sector quite rapidly th boat sales being up. We arc rum ng out of resources as we have <br />
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