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18 April 1998 <br /> Rage +7, <br /> Mr. Humphries stated in terms of the unidirectional flow issue, he is certain <br /> that the Act is talking about the flow of the river being towards the river. If <br /> the entire area were drained and you block off any salt water to cone in, you <br /> would not see the influence of Abigail's Brook flowing in front of this site. He <br /> stated we are not tang about the Merrimac River coning in and continuing <br /> through this area. <br /> Mr. Rosenberg stated, on the other hand, the Merrimac River is not a tidal <br /> river. He asked what is the reason for the use of the additional item, tidal <br /> river, within the Rivers Act and it's regulations. If any body of water, such <br /> as Great River, which is affected with a tidal flow up and back is not a river, <br /> then there would be no sense of the language tidal ricer in the Act. If you <br /> had a one directional flow such as Mr. Humphries described, thea that is a <br /> river and not a tidal ricer. <br /> Mr. Humphries stated there are portions of the 1lern* <br />