5/10/1995 SOUTH CAPE BEACH ADVISORY Minutes

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{t y SOUTH CAPE BEACH MAY 101 1995 PAGE #25 : Mr. Kirsner disagreed with the response of DEIN of the mechanise for transferring this facility from DEIN to the Town. He stated that qP it was his opinion that the Town had the right to exercise the option at any time within the period specified in the December 1990 Agreement, and that the land transfers contemplated by the terns of the June 1980 Agreement become operative upn funds being allocated. George Costa suggested that the Town share lifeguard applications with the state agency. The Town would share the applicants that they do not use to fill- the lifeguard' po itions on the State Beacho N. vont alides stated they would relay that issue to the State. Maintenance of Great Oak Road: Jack Cramer stated that there had been some press reports relative to the dart part of the road would remain dirt. The community thought that the whole road was going to be paved, but the dirt will remain dirt. Tn reading the manage- ment plan, it appears that the dirt road will be paged down to the entrance to the new parking lot. Jack Cramer had spoken with Rep. ahir throe or four weeks -ago, Tori Cahir stated he was aware of the problem and was working on taking care of it. Cramer: The other issue was DPW has been grading and working the road at their expense because the maintenance costs from the state have ceased to flow. That is something that will have to continue to be addressed. It develops that. that part of the road is a State road and this is being done as an accommodation to the town resi- dents who have to get to the Town Beach. M. Kirsner referred to Commissioner Webber's communication of March 27, 1995 to Morris Kirsner as chairman of the advisory committee "The issues raised regarding the maintenance of Great Oak Road and cooperation between facility managers should continue to be discussed. Nick vont alides, DEI Legal Counsel, will work with you to draft an agreement between DEM and the Town of Mashpee to address these mat- ters, " a.t- ters. " ' Nick agreed, if there were secondary issues that arise, he had been designated to work as liaison to' the committee. M, Kirsner asked Nick to draft a memorandum to the committee- to that effect, and the committee will review it. ITEM #49 : There- was a situation where they referred to the presence of dogs and horses on the beach. M. Kirsner called to their attention the Mashpee Bir-Law which prohibits dogs and horses on the beach. Therefore, that provision has been eliminated from the plan. Issue #67 : The role of the advisory committee: As set forth in detail in the June 1981 Agreement, "An amendment of an agreement cannot modify or limit the role of the advisory committee. The committee ha responsibilities as set forty by DEM. " i