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<br />made by Gregg Fraser to approve the total funds available to the Harbormaster account from <br />$25,000 to $38,000. The motion was seconded by Don MacDonald. All Commission members <br />present were polled individually. Yes votes to approve were recorded from: Gregg Fraser, Dick <br />Noonan, Don MacDonald and Steve Mone (via phone). A "No" vote was recorded from Ken <br />Bates. The motion was thereby passed on a vote of 4 "yes" and 1 "no". <br /> <br />Jeff led a discussion on mooring fees for the upcoming season. He presented data that showed <br />fees charged by all relevant Cape Cod towns. His conclusion was that Mashpee's fees were on <br />average higher than other Cape Cod towns and that our current fees were adequate for next <br />season and he recommends no rate change. All present agreed with his conclusion. <br /> <br />Following the mooring fee update DNR, along with Catherine Laurent (who joined later in the <br />meeting for this discussion only), led a discussion about dinghy storage, fees, and the <br />installation of new dinghy tie up posts along the top of the rip rap on the Seconsett Island <br />causeway. Catherine's concern from a DPW perspective is that she needs a dinghy tie up <br />solution before she installs a new guard rail for the road in the area used for storage. As <br />previously noted dinghies are now simply tied to the guard railing. The discussion covered the <br />proposed solution of posts, the number of posts needed to serve the registered dinghies, the <br />fees to be charged and any concerns about Town liability if the area now becomes a designated <br />storage area. It was decided that this discussion would be tabled until the next meeting. <br /> <br />Waterways Improvement Plans: No report <br /> <br />LR/GR Expansion Project: Dick reported that: 1). The NOI has been completed and is under <br />final review. 2) BSC is now in the process of getting the abutters list. 3) Once the list is secured <br />BSC will notify Conservation and proceed with notifications as required and 4) Submit the NOI <br />to the Conservation Commission. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />New Business: <br />Ken reported that a meeting date for the new Task Force on Fines Disposal has not been <br />established. Drew McManus will work this after the holidays. <br /> <br /> <br />Additional Topics: <br />None <br /> <br />Adjournment <br />There being no further business a motion to adjourn was made by Don MacDonald, seconded <br />by Gregg Fraser and unanimously approved via roll call1'by: Don McDonald, Dick Noonan, <br />Gregg Fraser, Steve Mone and Ken Bates. <br /> <br />The next regular meeting is scheduled for January 11, 2022 at the Mashpee Town Hall. <br />Respectfully submitted by Richard P Noonan, Secretary <br />Ken Bates, Chairman <br />Don MacDonald, Vice Chairman <br />Richard Noonan, Secretary <br />
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