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Ir <br /> `DRAFT* BOARD OF SELECTMEN MINUTES JUL Y 2712020 12 <br /> Temporary Beach Parking and Access Restrictions(Per Order of the Board of Selectmen dated July 27,2020) <br /> A. In accordance with applicable provisions of the Town of Mashpee Charter, Bylaws, G.L. c. 90, §20A, and <br /> any other enabling authority, the Board of Selectmen, in consideration of the COVID-19 State of <br /> Emergency declared by the-Governor on March 10, 2020 and the related Advisories and Guidances issued <br /> by State authorities, hereby adopts the within temporary beach parking and access restrictions. Said <br /> restri(tions are deemed necessary due to recently observed overcrowding and congestion at John's Pond <br /> and other Town beaches (collectively,the "Town Beaches") in order to regulate, on a temporary basis, the <br /> size of gatherings at said Town Beaches for the purposes of preserving and maintaining the public health, <br /> safety and welfare and effectively regulating vehicular parking on roads in and around said Town Beaches <br /> during the COVID-19 pandemic, <br /> Accordingly, it is hereby ordered: <br /> 1) Any other order, rule or regulation concerning parking adopted by the Board of Selectmen <br /> notwithstanding, no operator of any vehicle shall park or stand the same on any portion of any <br /> street or road leading to John's Pond, specifically:, Back Road,,Cranberry Avenue, Highview Avenge <br /> Hilltop Road, Hoophole Road and Valley Road and as designated by the signs containing the words <br /> "NO PARKING", which signs shall be placed on such roads or portions thereof pursuant to and for <br /> the duration of this temporary restriction. The.Chief of Police and or his designees, are authorized <br /> and directed to place and erect temporarily, or cause to be so placed and erected, such signs on <br /> any'such portion of any road subject to this temporary restriction. <br /> 2� Access to Town Beaches'shall be restricted to Mashpee residents, members of the Mashpee <br /> Warnpanoag Tribe, and those with vehicle disability plates or placards and/or current Town Beach <br /> permits during the term of this temporary restriction. This beach access restriction is intended to <br /> advance the interests of the afore-mentioned Advisories and Guidances by preventing large, <br /> gatherings at and overcrowding of the Town Beaches during the CO" ID-19 State of Emergency. All <br /> persons authorized to access said Beaches during this temporary restriction will be expected to <br /> comply with all recommended COVID-19 safety measures,including appropriate social-distancing and <br /> wearing of face masks when social-distancing is not possible, while on the Town Beaches. <br /> These temporary restrictions shall commence on July 28, 2020,and shall remain in effect until rescinded by <br /> the Board of Selectmen or until the State of Emergency declared by the Governor is terminated, whichever <br /> occurs first, <br /> The Chief of Police and/or his designees are authorized to enforce these temporary restrictions by the <br /> issuance of citations and/or removal of non-compliant vehicles or persons in accordance with applicable <br /> laws and regulations. <br /> So Ordered. <br />