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MINUTES <br /> SEWER COMMISSION <br /> TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 2021 <br /> MASHPEE TOWN HALL <br /> 16 GREAT NECK ROAD NORTH <br /> MASHPEE, MA 02649 <br /> *Virtual / Remote Meeting* <br /> Meeting ID #889 2980 6906 <br /> Passcode: 349986 <br /> *Broadcast Live on Local Cable Channel 18* <br /> *Public Call in Number: (508) 539-1400 extension 8585 for Public Comment* <br /> *Streamed Live on the Town of Mashpee Website: https://www.mashpeema.gov/channel-18* <br /> Present: Joe Lyons, Tom Fudala, Ken Dunn, Anne Malone <br /> Public: Andrew Gottlieb, Anastasia Rudenko, Jeff Gregg, Howard Butler <br /> 4:00 p.m. — Convene Meeting <br /> Chairman Fudala called the meeting to order at 4:17pm. <br /> Approval of minutes: February 18, 2021 <br /> Motion: Mr. Lyons moved to approve the 2/18/21 minutes with corrections, Mr. <br /> Dunn seconded. <br /> Vote: 4-0 unanimous <br /> GHD Presentation: <br /> - Final 75% draft plans for Phase 1 WRRF and Collection system <br /> - Final 75% plan basic costs <br /> - Discussion of Add-Alternates / optional items <br /> Pump station location issues <br /> - Update on field work <br /> Anastasia Rudenko presented the 75% Design Plan. It is anticipated the 90% Design Plan would <br /> be submitted by July 2021 and the 100% Design Plan would be submitted by November 2021. <br /> Ms. Malone asked what the functional impact would be of not proceeding with service area A. <br /> Anastasia Rudenko said we would design the treatment plant to the same capacity and it would <br /> provide capacity to be ready for the next phase of collection system. <br /> Mr. Fudala wanted to clarify that they are including A as part of Phase 1 but the cost is beyond <br /> what the budget can handle, so that's why it's been eliminated and the rest of it, which is the <br /> majority of the connections, is what we're doing with the money that's available. <br /> Mr. Gotlieb said maybe it makes sense to proceed with the solars after the buildings are up and <br /> working with Cape Light Compact or SeaVac and see if whether we can get a significant portion <br /> of the capital costs carried through those mechanisms as opposed to doing it now. He advised <br /> to take these out as Add-Alternatives and we can pursue it once the buildings are up. <br /> The Conservation Commission postponed voting on the location of the pump station on <br /> Conservation land until further information is obtained. <br />