08/31/2020 BOARD OF SELECTMEN Agenda Packet

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Racecourse Warm up.- To the East (right) of the racecourse. Head northeast along the eastern shore of Mashpee Pond for 1000 meters. Turn west, then south in the direction of the beach and the starting line. Watch for oncoming traffic. Steer well clear of the racing lane. The Start: Bring the nose of your boat to a stand-still in line with the yellow/orange buoy marking the starting line"100 meters north of the beach. Set your stroke coach to zero and GOI Passage-, Located '*-1800 meters northwest of the starting line. Steer to the west of the orange buoy, passing it off your starboard side. Beware the channel buoy marking the No Wake Zone. Continue north until you pass the second orange buoy, again on your starboard side. The Islands-, Once you've emerged from the passage, you"ll enter Wakeby Pond. You will 0 ffi circumnavigate the three islands and one peninsula i ffi n a clockwise rotation. Keith Island: 500 meters, northeast of the passage Jefferson Island: 600 meters northeast of Keith Island Cleveland Island: 800 meters southeast of Jefferson Is. Conaumet Point: 500 meters northwest of Cleveland Is. North passage: 700 meters southwest of Conaumet Pt The Finish: -'1800 meters from the southern end of the passage. Be sure to pass close to the southern orange buoy, again on your starboard side. Steer clear of the channel marker on your port side marking the shallow area. Notes.- All orange buoys are to be passed on your Starboard side with the exception of the one buoy to the north of Conaumet Point. ffi When being passed, please display good sportsmanship. Yield early and move to the outside. After you finish, please move away from the finish area. You may cool down to the east or exit at the beach. Masks and social distancing protocols are to be observed when not on the water,, This will be a zero litter and zero trash event. Please take all trash generated home for appropriate disposal. We ask that you use refillable water bottles rather than single-use bottles. There a is no potable water available at the park.