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MASHPEE CONSERVATION COMMISSION <br /> Minutes utes of 18 March 1999 <br /> Commissioners present: George Green Jr., Chair Pro Teta, Ralph Shaw, <br /> John Johansen, Tad wollenhaup , Greg wirsen, <br /> James Conery Jr. <br /> The meeting was called to order at 6:55 p.m. <br /> 6:55 PUBLIC COMMENT: <br /> Mr. Sherman advised progress has been made. He has had conversations <br /> with Bill Fisher and changes made are acceptable to hien. A two-page list of <br /> what needs to be accomplished was distributed. <br /> 1. This has to do with the very strong letter that was seat out to contractors <br /> that sloppiness will not be tolerated.and job termination could be a result <br /> if intolerable degrees of non-compliance are found. Mr. Sherman thought <br /> that could be crossed off the list if the Commission concurred. <br /> 2. Part of the package, the form called the monitoring form, can work as a <br /> daily report and an incident report. Mr. Sherman advised Kathy Kiley <br /> suggested one more category re fish kills and habitat problems. Tong <br /> s ymoniak stated that is in process. A revised one will be provided on <br /> Monday. Mr. Sherman advised Mr. Fisher will be here on Tuesday <br /> morning. He wants to see the final versions of everything and to go to <br /> the site and walk through some of these things with Mr. Szy moniak. <br /> Chuck Green may be available also. Item 2 is near completion. <br /> . Mr. s ymoniak does not have this yet; it is in process. The plan will b <br /> here by Monday afternoon. Mr. Sherman stated the last sentence was <br /> suggested by Bill Fisher. He asked Mir. syoniak to explain why that <br /> may be problematical. Mr. s ymoniak stated they meed to finish some <br /> slopes and he thinks Mr. Fisher is trying to be more pro-active and to <br /> make sure they get things revegetated. It would be nice to have a little <br /> longer for storm events. Mr. Sherman stated if only opening up small <br /> amounts at a time, they could put hay down as a temporary measure; <br /> that would be satisfactory. If there is a threat of rain in eight hours, <br /> for small areas that have not been finalized, they could put hay don. <br /> Mr. s ymoniak agreed that would not be a burden. <br /> VOTE: Motion made and seconded to find #1 acceptable. Unanimous Note. <br />