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all the cape Towns. Jerry also reported that there is a workshop coming up after the <br /> holidays on docks and piers to discuss trends and new construction technology. They also <br /> discussed the lack of implementation of the Local Comprehensive Plans, and they plan to <br /> encourage the Town Manners to take action and to encourage implementation. On January <br /> at W13NRR there will be a meeting on Stormwater issues. <br /> 6, wat rwa s Improvemenj Plan and Dredgine Permits—,Tim Danks <br /> Most of the information has been covered above. Jim Hanks reported that Ian Hadfield who <br /> had learned of our Mashpee River muck problem in the Mashpee Enterprise contacted him. He <br /> is from United Reteeh, and they specialize in binding up cont rm*nated soils with cement to <br /> make a re- yleable product. He sent some material to Jinn, which included a small C <br /> presentation of their process. Jinn played the CD, and the commissions thinking is that the <br /> process may be overkill for our situation because we don't have a contamination problem. Jim <br /> Played the CD, and noted that in discussion, the cost was approximately$35 per ton, less <br /> that the Bourne Landfill option. The Commission discussed possible uses for the stabilized <br /> muck, but no feasible ideas were forthcoming. <br /> Jim reported that he had done some calculations on the idea of creating a circular island using <br /> Derma-LOC plastic sheet piling. The idea is to sink 8 foot pieces 2 feet into the bottom,with <br /> feet cantilevered above, of which 1 to 3 feet would be in the water and 3 to 3 feet in the air. <br /> The material would be cross-tied for structural strength, and would look sort of like an above- <br /> the-ground kid's swimming pool. Then the container would be filled with dredged material <br /> with enough material so that initially it world be above mean high water, but as it compacts <br /> over time would become a low-lying island that could revert to salt marsh. The way it was left <br /> off is that Jim will be gating back to Joy Bennett of I erma-LOC with some specifies on how <br /> many panels would be needed, and then we can approximate a cost. <br /> T. Proposedew channel vice parallel to, i . <br /> Jim.Hanks tabled the item since the Mashpee River project is of a higher priority and no work <br /> has been done. <br /> . Popponesset.S.Rit.Nourishment <br /> See paragraph under County Dredge Advisory Committee Meeting above. The Commission <br /> also discussed the possibility of using Mashpee River dredged material if it was bound up b <br /> the cement technique,or compatible fill from other construction projects, such as the Goch <br /> Center. <br /> . Beach Nourishment Easement Form <br /> There was no discussion of the draft easement forth. Jim stated that he had made a few <br /> changes to match the'Tom's situation, and sent it to Save Iopponeset Bay for their <br /> discussions with New Seabury. <br /> Page <br />