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it 0 ',; 9 <br /> # ' Town ofMashpee <br /> Waterways C <br /> , 16 Great Neck Aoad Xorth <br /> a Mashpee, Massachusetts 02 <br /> Telephone**508-477-0147 <br /> 4 <br /> Manua(Fa X: 5 -477-o 4 <br /> } <br /> "INEE WATERWAYS CON[NMSION NHNUTES <br /> Tuesday, 6 February 2007 <br /> Attendance: Jim Hacks, Jerry Daly, Perry Ellis, Bill Taylor <br /> Other Attendees: <br /> Fall To Order: Chairman,ins Hanks filed the meeting to order at 7:00 PM. <br /> Review of Minutes—The minutes from 7 November 2007 were reviewed.Jerry Daly moved to <br /> accept the minutes as r"tten. BiR Taylor seconded the motion. The motion carried <br /> unanimously. <br /> OLD BUSINESS <br /> 1. Hatbaumqu& --berry Ellis - Mooring bills are out and the returns have been fantastic. <br /> 1 here are fewer changes in boats,and the few are downsized. Perry reported some serous ice 1 <br /> forming in the bays, and one piling in Hamblin Pond is liffing. All Harbormaster boats are o f <br /> and winterized, and Perry has ordered new bottom paint, The pace has risen to $70 per gallon, <br /> supposedly because here is a biocide in the paint that keeps plants and slime off too. So, <br /> everything is on schedule* <br /> 2. &==—Rick York - <br /> Operations-There are still some scallops in Wage it Bay, A few people have been out to get a <br /> meal. As usual,there are plenty of quahogs and some soft-shell clams for digging year-round and <br /> Mashpee Meek.Landing is open for oysering until to the end of March. <br /> Propagation"Quahog seed planted. 'here were excellent photos of AmeriCorps working on <br /> oyster seed in the Mashpee River nth Rick Nov. 27 n pages I and 7 of the Dec. I NWhpee <br /> Enterprise. The oyster project made front-page headlines in the Cape Cad Times and Mashpee <br /> Enterpri <br />