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their role in public outreach? <br /> Judith Cavanaugh said the goal is to keep the stakeholders informed. The RFP outlined the public <br /> meetings and reports for each phase. Her role is to support that effort. The Mashpee web site is <br /> ex <br /> cellet. the will look for vehicles that donut cost much. She also spoke with Pat 'ride at the <br /> Chamber of Commerce. They could give her mailing labels for the Chamber and hopefully she could <br /> get assessors or voters mailing labels. She talked with he community TV station who said we could <br /> use their facility, which is free to use. <br /> The amount of brochures and mailing which are done depends on what you want to see. She supplied <br /> an example of a fact sheet she did for Cambridge. <br /> Tom said he does not have a budget for mailings. <br /> Judith said extra outreach can be as little or as expensive as you want it to be. She can get the project <br /> out there and do it in a cost effective way. <br /> She said this project excites her. She proposed doing something with the high school, a collaborative <br /> effort with the science department to get the students involved and interested and then they talk about <br /> it with their parents. The newspapers want to do feature stories and interviews. <br /> . Tom asked about the effluent pipeline vs. spray irrigation. Flow much effluent can you get rid of <br /> with spray irrigation? <br /> SEA explained that Yarmouth is doing spray irrigation. The DEP now encourages it. The pipeline may <br /> cost$7-8 million to get the effluent outside of the watershed but there are 2 golf courses within one <br /> mile of the wastewater disposal system.. This also coincides with seasonality of the population_ The <br /> benefit to the golf course owners is they don't have to purchase water or fertilizer. However, storage is <br /> needed, lined ponds which are pumped out on demand. Everyone should be looking at the longer <br /> view. Golf course irrigation wells will be one of the first to be eliminated when the basin yields is <br /> exceeded. <br /> Tom asked what happen in the winter? <br /> That is what the lined storage ponds are used for. <br /> . Tom said the Commission wants to see details on each phase. what will that consist op <br /> Tom asked how they develop the cosh associated with the alternatives. That is why he wants to see the <br /> level of planning. <br /> Steve described the level of detail that will relate to various phases; how he envisions the level of <br /> detail. <br /> Phase 3: will look at an array of alternatives~. He envisions a giant matrix with 8 subwatersheds under <br /> the 20 planing zones. They will group-planning zones into areas with similar characteristics and then <br /> estimate the nitrogen load for each from a wastewater and non wastewater sources. They will then <br /> provide information for both for future development. <br /> Left side of the matrix will be nitrogen reduction alternatives including wastewater and non waste to <br /> see which technology matches the needs. <br /> This is the starting point for phase 4. Then they will develop evaluation methods and criteria and take <br /> out 4 alternative scenarios. <br /> He envisions several alternatives with a central theme, for example: <br /> a. export out of the embayment <br /> b. keep effluent in the sane embalmment but remove as much nitrogen as possible with advanced <br /> technology. <br /> C. focus on optimizing effluent re-use. <br /> 3 <br />