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patrol during the fireworks Friday night. The Marinas are full; half the mooring fields are full, <br /> and it seems to be due to the late spring. Last Sunday was busy with very heavy boat traffic. <br /> He mentioned a problem with speeding in Shoestring Bay. 'Tim Leedham added that the boaters <br /> are running up the bay on the Cotuit side outside the channel. <br /> Mahpee Wakeby Lake was ready busy bath Saturday and Sunday. In the evening at 6 to 7 <br /> o'clock,the ramp is a mess. 'Where is no help from the Environmental Police, Jet-skiers are <br /> corning in after hogs and launching them watercraft to flush thew out without regard to the hour <br /> (personal watercraft are prohibited after 7:00 PM), or of other people waiting to use the ramp. <br /> 2. Shellfish ConstableEe ort—Rick York -None available. <br /> 3. Ganite Reports <br /> Fresh Water—Wilham Taylor <br /> 1 la.shpee Wakeby Dake Management Committee— Bill stated that the committee net, and <br /> had a constructive discussion Vith Mike Rose,the new Herring Warden. Bill passed <br /> around a letter from Bob Sherman reminding the Herring Warden that his duty was to <br /> manage the lake level for the benefit of the fish, and not to be responsive to residents who <br /> live on the pond. Bill senses that if left alone, Mike would work with the citizens along the <br /> lake to solve their problems. Bili Taylor recounted darnage caused by the high water this <br /> spring. <br /> lashpee Wakeby Lake Enforcement Issues—Bill 'Taylor reported that Bill Marsters had <br /> obtained the new signs to post at the Mashpee Waeby boat ramp, but Bill was not sure <br /> here he got them. <br /> Poppon sset Bay—Herb Silver- <br /> Herb reported that New Seabury Marina is full to capacity, and although he has not been <br /> out on the water he is looking forward to looking at hove deep the outer channel is. He <br /> asked'Tire Leedham what he had observed. 'Tire Leedhann said that he had spoken with <br /> Perry Ellis and Bob Sherman, as he said he would, about going out to measure the depth, <br /> but that Bob Sherman understood the-problem and-didn't feel it was necessary that he <br /> personally go out. € im said that at the shallowest part is down to 2 feet. People were <br /> going in and out at higher tides with no problem,but there is risk of grounding, ,He,repo4ed <br /> that a friend of Fire Chief George Baker rax aground pitching his passengers forward in the <br /> boat. As a result, George is concerned about a possible need to conduct rescues if somegne <br /> gets hurt. Jim Hanks reported that he had investigated the fish and wild life issues <br /> regardi <br />