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4 <br /> Mashpee Select Board <br /> Minutes <br /> September 12, 2022 <br /> APPOINTMENTS & HEARINGS <br /> Public Comment: (continued) <br /> Dunrobin Road resident Chuck Gasior indicated he personally allocated funding to allow for the purchase of a <br /> new and larger American flag for the To of Mashpee in 2004. He further purchased a new flagpole and then <br /> two more for the State and Mashpee Wampanoag flags. All flown with dignity at the Mashpee Rotary. <br /> A 4h flagpole was suggested to be flown at the Mashpee Rotary depicting the new To Seal. With the Select <br /> Board's approval Mr. Gasior stated he would pay for this as well. <br /> Marjorie Hecht indicated that most of us are not builders or developers, we just want to protect the environment. <br /> In her opinion it is mind boggling the Select Board would not support the floodplain article as it would protect <br /> many properties from flooding. Ms. Hecht urged the Select Board to protect the welfare of residents as well as <br /> the Mashpee environment, <br /> Richard DeSorgher as resident of Shields Road highly commended the generous offer of Chuck Gasior stating <br /> the new Town Seal is very beautiful and it represents so much of Mashpee. A To Seal flag could be flown <br /> and displayed at the Town's public buildings as well. Mr. DeSorgher indicated in 1985 the Mashpee Rotary <br /> was officially named Pine Tree Comer, Although increased signage poses safety issues, it may be possible to <br /> erect a wooden sign at the Rotary to depict the official name. <br /> A resident of Riverview Avenue made note of the first Earth Day held in 1970. The Select Board was <br /> encouraged to be proactive to create a moratorium for all development in sensitive areas until sewering is online. <br /> With federal and state funds available, it was recommended the To hire a grant writer. This would greatly <br /> assist the To needs. <br /> Co it Bay Condominium resident Alexander Jackson stated the setbacks are inadequate for the wetlands. In <br /> moving forward, he is supportive of extending the setbacks along the wetlands. There is increased pollution with <br /> the cyan blooms in warming waters. There is a need to keep our waterways clean as it may take a long time to <br /> get the sewer into operation. <br /> Discussio.wwn and Appt9ygl.of the fbllowing_ AL!Lve A licalions: <br /> RUCK4HIT Not Your rdinaryrvChail e Wgql Set1r r 30 - October2 2022,w 12 m12_p 11qrftM <br /> Park Nic S qqi I Event and Tgjp <br /> ......Park .-� �Ql� Heroes in Transition L$p 4­1 Event ......._ _I <br /> In the absence of Nicole Spencer Cyndy Jones of Heroes in Transition was in attendance to request the Select <br /> Board approve a Special Event Application and Temporary Sign Permit for the Annual RUCK411IT Not your <br /> Ordinary Challenge Weekend. <br /> This is the largest fimdraiser of the non-profit which assists Veterans on the Cape including Joint Base Cape <br /> Cod, Heroes in Transition is very grateful for the Town's support. <br />