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m <br /> The Board asked Charlie to look at the plans f or the s ere r <br /> lines and compare the two plans and see how much more <br /> disturbance there would be. <br /> The groundwater discharge permit is based on piping in the <br /> open space. <br /> Mr. Grogan has a letter from DEP saying they sent everything <br /> to the Board of Health but the Board of Health does not have <br /> anything on file. <br /> Charlie will report to the Board regarding this matter on <br /> July 18th. <br /> dip Koval Not Re uired Plan <br /> Applicant: Joseph DiMaggio <br /> Location: Route 130 (gas station lot) <br /> Request: Signature of 1-lot ANR plan. <br /> Rich Ferrera was present representing the applicant. <br /> Judy explained that they spore with Joe Reardon who stated <br /> that the plan must have a note on it that states the <br /> signature does not indicate conformance with local zoning <br /> sec. 174 .12 of the zoning by law. <br /> Rich will try to return later in the evening with the note <br /> on the plan or if not, will return on July 18th. <br /> Report <br /> Dr. William Kerfoot will report to the Planning Board on <br /> progress in the Mashpee/Santuit River Study. <br /> Dr. Kerfoot stated that this report is abbreviated, the next <br /> report will include the overall and projections for buildout <br /> and what currently exists . <br /> He presented a draft in process report on the river study <br /> which also includes some analysis of runoff . It is <br /> information which is being accumulated and will be <br /> incorporated into the final report. } <br /> He explained some of the major aspects which have been done <br /> - they have divided the area into individual sections and <br /> are conducting sampling. The results are in from the main <br /> round of sampling. <br /> What is being done - a boundary determination and each lot <br /> is being numbered and each is assigned a value for nitrogen <br /> loading. <br /> -taking information of loading and putting it into a model <br /> which combines groundwater flow and freshwater flow into <br /> the river. <br /> They have been measuring flows and there is only a 2 fold <br /> R <br /> factor between winter and summer flows. <br /> Groundwater inflow in brackish water is not greater than 10 <br /> f <br /> of inflow. it is small quantity but can still have impact <br /> from quality. <br /> -- 3 - <br />