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mentioned the town's responsibility in the nitrogen mitigation plan through fertilization reduction,town <br /> sewer construction and storm water discharge reductions. <br /> Ma ho a Wakeby Report: <br /> Don MacDonald reported via telephone some concerns that the association had.The closing of the <br /> Lowell Holly beach area to boaters due to the noise.and failure of the users to shove respect for the <br /> private property was a disappointment for the majority of boaters who did not leave trash and debris <br /> behind. Harbormaster Stephen.Mone had mentioned at the association meeting that perhaps doing <br /> array with the restrictions and generating revenue through a permit process would be a better solution, <br /> We could generate revenue as well as maintain control on who was using the desirable location for <br /> family picnicking.Additional discussions were made regarding the Board of Selectman's efforts to limit <br /> boat size on the State Great Pond,.a nd some of the obstacles.they would.face in doing so. Mr. <br /> Richardson reported that Town administer had written the Town of Sandwich seeking support for these <br /> efforts.Al Wickel commented on the recent Mashpee Enterprise editorial commenting on further <br /> reductions in boat size and horsepower usage.Al mentioned that dangerous speeds could be attained <br /> with any size boat and almost any size horsepower. Perhaps the best approach to improving safety on <br /> the la ke was-improving.the assets available t -the Harbormaster to help enforce current laws o n the <br /> lake. More restrictions were not necessarily the answer.Canoeists and kayakers had many lakes, ponds, <br /> streams and bays to enjoy.The Town only had a limited area of fresh pater usage for boaters and the <br /> I <br />' mentioned by 1. xa. c t rFr-i elt Ire. <br /> fam1l en rnent sift bin and watersk�min . .... 'a--te .,w..�... *OF%Agd . ,... %aiMb16%F'%.■# r* <br /> I <br /> deciding the actual length of the boat that the town was trying to limit. Boat manufacturers do not have <br /> standards to measuring length of boats;some have bow pulpits,some of swim platforms or brackets to <br /> hang er<g;: es on. it woo be W.e;�y.am %00lt e;�;f rce a boat s:ze 1;:::ita i o n,e.ve.n if the State •,:ere to be <br /> receptive to the idea on the state waters. <br /> P p.ponesset Bay Wa unit Bay Report: <br /> Don Barton asked about the shoaling in the entrance to Hamblin Pond and if the shallow waters during <br /> low tides was leaving a negative impact on the pond's ability to flush out the overload of nutrients such <br /> as the c nta a rinadon from bacte rias from.rain-run-off. Rick felt that the flush:ng-of the pond was <br /> adequate and that the shoaling was more a navigational issue, <br /> Water Quality,.Update: <br /> We are wa;iti ng for the report o n the 2014 water duality testing program from D r Brain Howes. <br /> .Barnstable County(' astal ResourceCommittee: <br /> Al Bel e! reported that the next meeting wes tomorrow Wednesday the 10th and that Rick York was <br /> planning on attending. <br /> Public Access: <br />