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�f <br /> . Committee Resorts <br /> Fresh water—William Taylor <br /> Mashpee wakeby Lake Management Committee—Bill reported that there was a meeting on 27 <br /> September, and that they have a new measuring device on a dock in Mashpee wakeby Lake. <br /> Also, the as-built drawings of the spillway from Mashpee-wak by Lake can't be found. <br /> loponesset Bay—Gerald Daly <br /> Tim Leedharn reported that things seemed normal, and there is a little boating activity on <br /> weekends. He also described the safety issue that resulted this summer from the sailing school <br /> course that was set up in the planing channel. Perry advised that if it happened again, it would <br /> be dealt with. <br /> Waquolt Bay Area—Jim Ranh <br /> Jim Hanks said that the Waquoit Bay area had quieted down considerably. <br /> County Dredge Advisory Meeting—William Taylor <br /> Bill reported that there was no meeting. <br /> Waterways By-laws and Regulations—Jim Hams <br /> No Activity. <br /> Water Quality Update—.dim Hanks <br /> Jim reported that there had been no meeting of the Pilot Project. Jinn and Brian Howes net with <br /> the Finance Committee to justify spending $11,900 next year for water sample analysis. Ed <br /> Baker reported that there had been a discussion on 30 August at the Barnstable County <br /> Assembly of delegates regarding the pathogen"Total Maximum Daily Load {TMDL document <br /> produced by Mass DEP. <br /> . Sever Commission Citizens Advisory Committee—Paul Lumsden <br /> Jim Hanks attended the Sewer Comrru*ssion meeting on Paul's behalf,where Nate weeks from <br /> Steams and wheler presented the results of a demonstration project conducted for Barnstable <br /> County. fart of the presentation was re-capping the results of the Popponesset Bay nitrogen <br /> thresholds report from SNIAS T, thea there was a description of the alternative types of surer <br /> designs, their pros and cons, and where they apply. 'Then followed a demonstration of the sewer <br /> modeling software.ware. This software makes it easy to design sewer systems on an aerial photo <br /> image, and calculates the elevations, length of pipe segments, and otherp ararneters. <br /> Results of the demo showed approximately 70 miles of sewer costing $250 to $350 per linear <br /> foot would be needed. That data., of course, only applies to the demonstration as many of the <br /> assumptions going into the exercise may or may not reflect reality. The last part of the <br /> presentation showed the results of the USGS groundwater modeling effort given several scenarios <br /> for re-injecting the treated wastewater back into the ground.. <br /> Page <br />