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Water District which is 3 dimensional and should give us an idea <br /> of where the bottom is . Peter Dinizio said is has been dose in <br /> Marion. <br /> Dennis said it seems like we ' re polluting the bottom of the water <br /> table . <br /> Brad asked what the difference is between this method and Piping <br /> it directly into the sound' <br /> Torn said a lot of treatment goes on In the soil. . Drinking <br /> quality water is coming out of these plants but it still has some <br /> nitrogen in it. <br /> Brad asked what the approach is of the sewer Commission. Are we <br /> going to start looking into taking over some of the plants in <br /> town? <br /> Tom said he would like all the members to have an understanding <br /> of the mechanics of what they are dealing with first . <br /> Tom said Mashpee Commons , in order to do the project they are <br /> proposing they have to sell individual lots. That is not <br /> permissible with a sewage treatment plant. The Boch Center has a. <br /> land lease arrangement presently. In the past , Fields Point has <br /> worked with the town on these issues . They participated in <br /> study to determine an appropriate place for a treatment plant in <br /> that area. The best site was the back side of the industrial <br /> dark but then they put the well there . Right now Mashpee <br /> Commons is avoiding that question. <br /> Brad asked if any testing has been done at Cotuit Bay condos' <br /> Tory said no . There is no human health issue there so no one has <br /> the authority to do die testing . The KV study mentioned that <br /> area, but not the Condo ' s by name . <br /> Brad asked what the sewer Commission can do? <br /> Torn said we can ask for a few million dollars from the town t <br /> build a sewage treatment plant . or we can ask town meeting to <br /> condemn the existing plants and take them over but we would only <br /> be taking a headache away from Ma.shpee Commons , <br /> Brad said the Mashp e Commons plant was in non-compliance for <br /> months , can we then take itover? <br /> Tom said no . They were not in non-compliance . <br /> Brad said the Mashpee River and Shoestring Bay are major <br /> problems . The sewer Commission was going to look into the <br /> possibility of taking some plants over and then hooking up near <br /> by problem developments . <br /> Tom said the plants are sized for those developments . After <br /> years , if they don' t reach their capacity, we could consider <br /> hooking up additional units . <br /> Brad suggested talking to willowbend about them expansion <br /> schedule . <br /> 'foam said if we hook other units in now, then their units won' t be <br /> 2 <br />