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05/16/1996
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a • <br /> NENUTES May l , 1996 5 Bow of HEALTH <br /> Mr. Bacigalupi stated, "Last right they presented us with the draft plan for the <br /> clean-up."" "we would have had the first portion of Mashpee water going to the design <br /> today has it not been for a former Mashpee resident and Sandwich resident."' I made the <br /> motion to accept the SD-5 pump and treat system at Pahner Road using eleven wells <br /> pumping 350 gallons per minute which wiU achieve better than 90% capture ofthe plume <br /> before it even gets to Mashpee and the M.C.L. where the highest concentrations of <br /> pollutants are on SD-5.7' "The plan has a lot ofgood things about it." "Comments that <br /> they're not doing anything for Mashpee are bull because they are domng more for Mashpee <br /> then any other town." "All of the plumes that are affecting Mashpee ee are being looked ed at, <br /> treated or tested and actually are going to do something with it." "You can't say the same <br /> thug about Falmouth or Bourne." "FS-12 is ready to go to design the problem is they <br /> can't capture the whole plume because of design.913 "The SD-5 plume by South outer <br /> Road has the highest level of concentration of the pollutants which is over 200 .p.b.." <br /> "'The plume is not a contiguous plume above M.C.L. any more.'" '`There is two levels, one <br /> on the base and another are on Briarood." "what I'm pushing the base for is not'to let <br /> any more additional stuff' come in because if your start putting any clean water here, <br /> (shown to the Board), eventually your going to flush all the pollutants out and they have <br /> agreed.' `Their proposal right now is to install 14 extraction wells and 14 in ection wells <br /> pumping 350 gallon er m nute.17 ITh yare willing to install 1 of the system first, <br /> that's about 504,000 gallons a day they are gog to pump out."" "They are going to put it <br /> in just slightly down gradient from it so it doesn't affect any pond levels.' "'The nearest <br /> wetlands are the two ponds just north of Ashumet and the vernal pool that's there.V) "The <br /> one benefit with this and part of the problem we're having is that all of a sudden when <br /> t ey did the treating scenario'their computer model is shifting the plume to the left and <br /> there is no real reason for that and we think that's some sort of aberration of the model." <br /> Further discussion took place regarding the remediation processes proposed for <br /> the Briarwo od area. <br /> . Corn ost Screening,.Agreement - Mr. McQuaid relayed, "Rather than have <br /> Weston, & Sampson come down to verify Mr. I it laggi 's measurement I had Cape <br /> Islands Surveyor's go out and give us their estimate." "Cape & Islands estimate was <br /> 1510.64 cubic yards Mr. DiMaggio"s estimate was 1,350 cubic yards." "Mr. Dimaggio is <br /> well within range.' <br /> Mr. Bail motioned to authorize Mr. McQuaid to sign the composting agreement <br /> on behalf on the Board, Mr. Cram seconded, all agreed. <br /> . Se tics stem software training, 12/96 - Acknowledged. <br />
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