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13 <br /> Mashpee Select Board <br /> Minutes <br /> June 6, 2022 <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> Discussion._... M... ......M ....PL _ . �f _ __._. .. . ...Commission: <br /> e_.._m and Aroval of A ointments to the Sewer Commi M H <br /> Member-at-Lame Term Expires June 30 202 Ernest Virgilia;Precinct 2 June 3a,2025)..Chad Smith. <br /> Two letters of interest were received seeking appointment to the Sewer Commission. Ernest Virgilio has <br /> expressed an interest to serve as a Member-At-Large. Chad Smith has offered his services on the Sewer <br /> Commission representing Precinct 2. Both candidates are active volunteers in Town government. <br /> The Select Board in following Policy agreed to refer the matter to the Sewer Commission for a <br /> recommendation. It was noted that two other individuals have recently expressed an interest in serving this <br /> committee. The make up of the Sewer Commission is 7 members. Three members are currently serving. <br /> The Sewer Commission is scheduled to meet on Thursday. It was agreed the deadline for interviews is <br /> Thursday,June 9, 2022. <br /> Discussion and Approval of Board,Commtteew and Commission Annual Reapointments: <br /> The Annual Reappointment list was briefly reviewed by the Select Board. <br /> 2022-2023 Select Board Liaison Assi _tj1ents mmChairwAndrew Gottlieb. <br /> Liaison Assignments will be reviewed at the next Select Board meeting. Clarity has been requested of Town <br /> Counsel regarding the number of boards/commissions a person may serve on. Active participation versus <br /> vacancy is worthy and may be considered as a provision of the Town Charter. <br /> Vjj&te on Clear Cutting at Lots,64 58 & 54 A1,gon uinwAvenue: <br /> Members of the public notified the Town on June 2, 2022 regarding the clear-cutting of approximately two <br /> acres which occurred at 54, 58 and 64 Algonquin Avenue and 420 Nathan Ellish Highway,Mashpee. Upon <br /> investigation, a stop work order was issued by the Department of Public Works to the private property owners <br /> via certified mail as the owners did not have an erosion and sedimentation plan in place. There are no soil <br /> erosion or sediment control barriers in place to alleviate impact to natural resources and impact to property <br /> abutters. This is a violation of Mashpee General Bylaw Chapter 84-2. <br /> The clearing of commercial lots of two acres or more was conducted without municipal permitting. The <br /> Planning Board is expected to review this matter on Wednesday. The activity has ceased, and penalties will be <br /> assessed for the violation of the bylaw pertaining to erosion and sedimentation. <br /> It was agreed this matter would be placed on the next Select Board agenda and thereafter until there is resolve. <br /> It is not known how many trees have been affected by this action. <br />