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Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to approve the Agent's acceptance <br /> to serve on the Mashpee Multi-Hazard Community Planning team and Elliot Rosenberg <br /> will be the alternate. <br /> . Memo from the Assistant DPW director regarding disposal of seaweed. Bob said he <br /> received this memo which concerns the permit we gave to the Popponesset Beach <br /> Association for the removal of Brack . The Town's transfer station is not accepting <br /> Brack, and they have asked the Town to accept it. The merino says it may take months <br /> to work this out. Bob spoke to Glen Harrington, He lth Agent, and he is in favor of the <br /> Town accepting it because it rakes good compost. <br /> . RFAA, 240 Surf Drive. Bob said we have a request to replace a porous driveway <br /> with an eco stone driveway. Bob recommended approval. <br /> Motion made, seconded and unanimously carried to approve this request for an <br /> administrative approval to substitute the porous driveway with an eco stone driveway. <br /> . ' FAA-SE 3.1856, 29 Monahansett Road.. Bob said Dave Sa icki has submitted the <br /> plan we requested at the last 'meeting and Bob recommended approval. <br /> Motion 'made, seconded and unanimously carried to approve this pian. <br /> . meed to change nitrogen load and lawn regulations. Bob said he was on his boat in <br /> Ockway Pay a month ago and he has never seen the bay this bad. He said the <br /> problem is only going to get worse even if vire shut off evert septic system tomorrow. <br /> He is beginning to think that we should tighten up our regulations by 1 abandoning our <br /> policy of not requiring a two-bedroom house to have a nitrogen loading system and <br /> 2 abandoning our lawn policy. we can't monitor lawns as to whether owners are <br /> fertilizing or not, even the legal lawns. so he's wondering if we should not go back to <br /> the days when we said no lawns are allowed. If they followed our orders on <br /> maintaining lawns, it would be ok, but there is no war to monitor what type of fertilizer <br /> and grass seed they are using. Bob said we've probably issued 50-60 lawn permits, <br /> and he thinks there are only two people who are turning in their annual fertilizer <br /> reports. We can 'monitor the top soil depth, and if it is 6" deep, they would need only <br /> one or two fertilizer applications per year. <br /> Michael said that Falmouth uses some of their AFCEE 'money to educate the public on <br /> lawns.. Eiiiot said there are probably 5-6 illegal lawns in his area, including a couple <br /> within the last year or so. Bob said he's already processing more enforcements on <br /> lawns than he can handle. Len suggested we write a press release even' time an <br /> illegal lawn is cited, state why it is a problem: and give it to the Mashpee Enterprise. <br /> Jack didn't like the idea of naming the owners. Len suggested we invite the editorial <br /> board of the Enterprise to interview the Commission. <br /> i <br />