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23 July 1998 <br /> Page 12. <br /> Agent to go view the bog. It is 5-6 acres. This might be a significant test case <br /> for the bylaw. <br /> Mashpee Cowmons,,j Notice received the joint Cape Cod Commission and <br /> MIEPA site meeting is Tuesday, August 16 at 4:00 p.m. Other than nitrogen <br /> loading issues, the Commission would not be in.valved. <br /> Petition: A copy of a petition by Ed Baker was distributed. It is asking the <br /> Selectmen to prohibit any more dredging in Popponesset Bay untia. such time <br /> as Mashpee River is dredged. ' <br /> Mr. Green advised results of a study showed dredging will not have any <br /> measurable affect an the Raver. They want to da this to increase property <br /> values. <br /> Town Meeting Article: Town Planner submitted an article to the <br /> Selectmen to place tax title land takings under the Commission's care. <br /> Harbormaster: Request received from Perry Ellis to approach the <br /> Commission regarding the burying of dredge spoils on Conservation hand. <br /> He would then plant a diversity of habitat. The Agent told him that this <br /> was invasive and Conservation land is supposed to be for low impact <br /> recreational uses. He will have to check with Joel Lerner, He asked Diane <br /> Boretos for her view an this and she stated there is a need for samplings, <br /> coastal grasslands that are disappearing aU over the coast but this would not <br /> do it. These are only best created by burning. He fait, as a public relations <br /> concept, for the Commission to turn Conservation land over where they <br /> would knack the trees, excavate huge holes and pain in mud from the river, <br /> he did not see this. <br /> Mr. Rosenberg would be concerned with the level of contamination in the <br /> Aver now. <br /> Mr. Wirsen suggested the spoils be used to cap the land fill. <br /> Mr. Green stated this is the property proposed for Harry's park and he <br /> would be opposed to dig g it up, cutting down all the trees and burying <br /> mud from the river. <br /> Mr. Sherman dial not think it made sense from a public relations standpoint, <br /> a scientific standpoint, or an ecological standpoint. <br />