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the water would be used as the only source of irrigation on the course or in addition to their existing <br /> irrigation. It was noted that a negotiation process would be necessary since golf courses will have <br /> concerns such as the appearance of the course. Likewise, DEP will have considerations such as the <br /> amount of stormwater, treated effluent and additional irrigation being added. Mr. Berelli noted that <br /> irrigation would typically be reduced and Mr. Gregg agreed, adding that it could depend if the flow <br /> was reduced or eventually increased, and also the design of the system. Bill Hall added that if the <br /> town controls effluent disposal and the golf course controls irrigation,there will be competing needs <br /> for the same land. An agreement will be necessary to develop a mutual understanding or to determine <br /> who would be in control. <br /> It was agreed that the Commission needed to first determine the water capacity in the ground, with an <br /> assumption that there was access to the land. Mr. Gregg continued that he took a very broad view of <br /> the sites, without a detailed survey of the land or consideration of wetland or setback issues, and <br /> provided a conservative view of the sites. Topography was included but there was no overlay of <br /> plumes. In the locations north of John's Pond, Mr. Gregg considered both subsurface and open sand <br /> beds, which may offer a higher recharge rate but will require a buffer. Mr. Fudala noted that much of <br /> the sites are already buffered with Conservation land or the Massachusetts Military Reservation <br /> (NWR)but Mr. Gregg noted that negotiations would be necessary since the sites are landlocked. Mr. <br /> Howes questioned the total mgd for Mashpee and Mr. Gregg responded that the original range was 2-2 <br /> '/z mgd throughout the Town. <br /> Back Road Site 3 <br /> -8.2 acres adjacent to MMR and within the safety zone of the munitions storage facility <br /> -Landlocked <br /> -Major topographical issues <br /> -90,000-110,000 gpd subsurface,400,000 gpd open sand beds <br /> -.4 mgd open sandbeds(8)with no regrading of the entire.site <br /> -A culvert is on the property that directs runoff to John's Pond and two pipes <br /> -Buffer added as conservative measure, despite buffering from adjacent properties <br /> -2 foot contour <br /> -Least likely to be given up by Conservation as the property was initially slated for donation and is <br /> located adjacent to John's Pond Park <br /> -Located west of Moody Pond <br /> Back Road Site 2 <br /> -24.77 acres located partially in the Moody Pond recharge area <br /> -Address is Off Back Road as indicated by Office of the Assessor <br /> -Landlocked by Conservation land <br /> -MMR security road runs through property if inaccurate Assessors' maps are to be believed <br /> -1.85 mgd open sandbed which is the largest <br /> -24.77 acres <br /> j -25 foot change in grade <br /> -No residential properties nearby <br /> -Buffer added around the entire site <br /> -Potential to add more disposal areas <br /> Back Road Site 1 <br /> -5.2 acres on north side of Back Road <br /> - Trash dump issue that had been cleaned up by MMR <br /> 2 <br />