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Regarding other iters, Perm said that new signs were installed at the Mashpee Neck Boat Ramp <br /> notifying users about "leo Fish Cleaning's and"5-Minute Tie-Up only." He also said that the <br /> waiting list for boat moorings in Mashpee was now greater than boo people. Forty to forty-five <br /> people are gaiting for Mashpee River moorings. Perry noted that he is managing 16 different <br /> mooring lists in Mashpee. In addition, Perry stated that parking is a problem at the town boat <br /> ramps, as the lots fill up early and makes public access difficult. <br /> . Shellfish Constable Report—Rick York 7 Rick was unable to make the meeting but did speak <br /> with,Tire Hanks who reported in his absence. Rick has obtained 2 million quahog seed and 1 <br /> million scallop seed, both one-half inch in size. They will be seeded if the hurricane is going to hit <br /> our area, but he would rather wait until they are one inch in diameter. The family area b <br /> Seconsett Causeway is still producing quahogs in spite of heavy shellfrshing activity this summer. <br /> Water quality is bad as a-coli bacteria levels were high recently in the Mashpee River, Sa.ntuit <br /> River and Shoestring Bay. These areas are closed to shellfishing as are the north end of Hamblin <br /> Pond and Sage Lot Pond in the Waquoit area. The state will re-check the water quality on <br /> September P. <br /> . Committee Reports <br /> Fresh water—William Taylor <br /> Mashpee wakeby Lake Management Committee—Bill stated that the committee met and <br /> held a routine meeting, with no notable issues to report. <br /> Mashpee wal eby Lake Enforcement Issues—None discussed. <br /> Pppnesst Bay—Herb Silver <br /> Herb reported that the water was calm, but them was lots of boat traffic and many boats at <br /> the marina. A number of boats were being taken out of the water, possibly due to ueonmin►g <br /> storm predictions. He also noted that during August there were many personal watercraft <br /> operating on Ockway Bay at low tide, so the Harbormaster boat could not get to therm. <br /> waquit Bay—Jim Hanks <br /> ,Tiro reported that he has not seem many boats being pulled yet from wa luoit Bay. He noted <br /> that the season was compressed this year due to the rainy weather and the early Labor Day. <br /> He also saw many speeders on the water this season. <br /> County Dredge Advisory Meeting—William Taylor <br /> To meeting. <br /> WaterwaysBy-laws and Regulations—Jim Hanks <br /> There was no activity. <br /> Water Quality— Tim Hanks <br /> Jinn Hanks reported that volunteers will collect water quality samples in Popponesset Bay <br /> and waluoit Bay one more time this season -- on September `. Six volunteers are taking <br /> part: Jerry Daly, Bert McConnell, Bill Taylor, John west, Rick York, and Jiro Hams_ <br /> Page 2 of <br />