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y F. <br /> BOARD OF SELECTMEN Page 5 <br /> MINUTES <br /> MON A , SEPTEMBER 3o, 1991 <br /> NEW BUSINESS: <br /> Appointment of shellfish Commission Member: <br /> er; <br /> Mr.. Some ville notes the bylaw- states for two commercial and <br /> two family representation to the Commission. one commercial member <br /> is vacant to the shellfish Commission. <br /> Mr. Somerville recommends en s the appointment of Roger Macomber <br /> - o fill this vacancy. The shellfish Commission concurs with the <br /> recommendation, . Mr. Macomber has the interest and is an active <br /> commercial shell.fishe man in Town,, <br /> The motion was made by Selectman C a.ffyn to appoint Roger <br /> Macomber as a Shellfish Commission Member er to fill -the remainder <br /> of Ir. Kuusela.' s term to balance the Shellfish - Commission. The motion <br /> was seconded by Selectman Hanson. The Fete of the Board is unanimous. <br /> The vote is -o. <br /> 7956 p.m. Stop�. the Outfall e <br /> Mary Loebig was present to discuss the concern of the outfall <br /> pipe with the Board. She asks the Board to send a. letter in response <br /> The whole Cape will be involved and effected whether- the communities <br /> are on the Bay or not she explains. <br /> The environmental impact study never considered the Cape with <br /> the Boston Harbor clean-up project. This is the largest outfall <br /> tunnel proposed which is to be 9. 5 miles long. <br /> Once it is in place and turned on, it will not shut off. Being <br /> the largest of its kind, its termed experimental states lis. Loeb ig. <br /> If there i s , a pro elr , it can' t be shut off. The currents in the bay <br /> o past Boston Harbor and into Cape Cod Bay she explains, <br /> By October o f 1996, is to be in place. The output of this <br /> is 1. 3 il_lti o gallons per 'achy on a. bad day states Ms. Lo e i g. our <br /> economy is Cape Cod Bay and the tourism, We can' t be locked into <br /> this. <br /> Some concerns include the financial consideration that it may <br /> e difficult to fix and difficult to prove it is the pipe that could <br /> e causing a problem since there are other outfall wipes out there, <br /> Boston Harbor is a. known quantity. Construction on the pipe should <br /> stop nog # <br /> They should build a, primary and secondary sewerage treatment <br /> plant for all sewerage effluent and build a primary and secondary <br /> facility for all Cs ' s which are combined sewerage overflows to be <br /> discharged at a. monitoring site An Boston Harbor. <br /> After baseline research has been completed and waste water' s are <br /> fully treated, the issue of the pipe could thea be addressed then <br /> make a. determination as to whether the pipe is environmentally justified <br /> as well as economically justified states Ms. Leig. <br /> If damage is done, we will have raw sewerage on our beaches, <br /> There would be an increase in red tide and toxins, This is our <br /> economy! <br />