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projects could be completed over the next couple of weeks, in combination with the Phase III binder course being installed. Mr. Rowley suggested that securities for Phase II would then need to be held, and Mr. Rowley would need to follow up with another inspection. Mr. Balzarini expressed concern about resulting runoff from a recent rain event, in connection with Phase III, and cited locations towards South Cape Beach on Great Oak Road South. Mr. Rowley had initially reviewed the basins, which seemed to be fine, but had also questioned the use of crushed concrete in place of reclaimed asphalt, and was unsure of its drainage qualities. Mr. Rowley requested specifications for the material from Mr. Falacci to determine whether it was a reasonable alternative. Mr. Rowley will inspect the area during his next visit and will ensure that any silt be cleaned out if needed. Mr. Rowley would also share the information with Ms. Laurent. Mr. Phelan reported that he had seen the same and inquired further about picture#4. Mr. Rowley explained that the picture was behind the main entrance of New Seabury. There was consensus from Board members for Mr. Rowley to conduct inspections at The Cottages and at Quashnet. Mr. Rowley confirmed that he had a cost estimate for Quashnet but needed to compare it with the plans. Mr. Lehrer confirmed that he would coordinate sharing the plans with Mr. Rowley. Mr. Lehrer confirmed that he had been in receipt of a letter from Mr. Falacci requesting a continuance to address Mr. Rowley's concerns in written form. Mr. Rowley noted that there were two plans, one identifying the locations of the bounds and monuments set for Phase I and II, without dimensions but would relate to the Subdivision Plan. Mr. Rowley has asked that New Seabury certify that the bounds had been set. There was consensus that the Board would consider the Performance Bonds at the next meeting. CORRESPONDENCE Coastal Engineering Co.-Ch. 91 Waterways License Application Notification, proposed nourishment for Maushop Village Trust, 358 Shore Drive West, Mashpee—Mr. Rowley noted that the Planning Board received notices as part of the licensing procedure and had the authority under Chapter 91 to hold a Public Hearing, or submit comments to the Division of Waterways, if deemed necessary. ADJOURNMENT MOTION: Mr. Balzarini made a motion to adjourn. Mr. Callahan seconded the motion. All voted unanimously. Roll call vote: Mr. Balzarini-yes; Mr. Cummings-yes; Mr. Phelan-yes; Mr. Callahan-yes; Chairman Waygan-yes. The meeting adjourned at 7:18 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Jennifer M. Clifford Board Secretary LIST OF DOCUMENTS PROVIDED Documentation available online at Maslipee's Planning Board n�ebsite page 2