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Ms. Wilson stated to the Planning Board that she has be::r+ <br /> negotiating with the conservation C+o_n�:�isapp:� �y a{es tine <br /> cooperation from the Conservation CanIm ss_,on an t r at, L . <br /> She is 1:cnef ul that as soon as the de,�s ions are yna`,� yri Z16'.l <br /> they will] start to see regular results . <br /> Tonight she will look at a "drop dead scenario". for ev erycne <br /> Lots which are released are built with or. site septic syste.-;(L, th m <br /> clubhouse is finished with on site septic sys t em, the golf pours e <br /> continues to operate and the cranberry bogs c6.n_tJ nut _- to operas=�: <br /> and nothing else ever happens - no treatment plant . <br /> She looked at the nitrogen loading levels for that degree of <br /> develcument. <br /> With 85 house lots , clubhouse of 10 , o00 sq. feet ,, the Most <br /> current information from the golf course operator on actual <br /> amounts of fertilizer applied over last season and came up with a <br /> Nitrogen loading number , equilibrium concentration number of <br /> between 3 . 9 and 4.7 parts per million, nitrogen in the <br /> groundwater depending on annual rainfall . <br /> She explained that, there are some ongoing discussions on nip. Eibers <br /> being used for rainfall . The original numbers f o�~ the EIS for <br /> this project. were based on 16" of recharge per ye= r . air erag�d <br /> for entire cape region. In reality, there is significantly yo�r;er <br /> recharge in Province town area (12" per year) and hi aher in upper <br /> cape area (2 3" per year in Falmouth) . In the Hyannis area th y <br /> have been using 19" of recharge for the last two years . They <br /> have reviewed those numbers with CCC staff and USES people. <br /> They have added in all shoulder areas for roads as if the,,r -rv�er e <br /> built . <br /> Louir7v �.sk�d if Ms . Wilson determi nr�4d the L�ra... ..eL L� �.. .1�+��••�t+.�1r� <br /> Bay? <br /> Ms . Wi-lson stated that- there are designs.) w1n.-ich could be <br /> implemented fairly easily that wou?d mit-igate the effects on <br /> S h o e s t r i n a B a y. T h ei v would include. m-ro i!i in+r4 s o•-i[ti o f 5r <br /> irrigation well . putting in ir-L-igation ponds- at southe-E ly erg� of <br /> _ _ _ _ _ <br /> -�+ ry bog area to retain pes�.,icid--s�1�y ���,::.i � �.'� L� <br /> trite c r a;_��� - <br /> it. <br /> p r ��'�"' ` �-' fi loading ar�al�T is f Lhf es `:�n�.7 B .V. <br /> Th y have not done nu t.. i en � <br /> Because th r e is information beinng prepared on Cotu- t B�y <br /> adjacent to this area and it will be available soon . <br /> apply that to this project. <br /> T - <br /> ���s llso e play. zeu that the: tr eatme-itad �. <br /> �. . <br /> tap of the non-priority list , before Ser+try took ovetv, the <br /> project. The list includes all private f:z1ci .hies for }�:=w <br /> projects . <br /> DEP has their initial revic.2,w and comments of t1� plans but hat.* <br /> been waitlna for authorization statement of owners1).3.p of the- <br /> project a=+d s t ateiment from the owners treat t+-�:- r � r,ils <br /> consultant . The person for preparing the plans at BSA" is n:� <br /> longer and is working on this pJL o_��:.i. f0r Ms . <br /> 3 <br />