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<br /> Public Meeting #1 <br /> <br />Ms. Fisher has received edits from Mr. Lehrer and felt it was time to post the results on <br />the Website. Ms. Fisher thought all that was needed was a vote. <br /> <br />Ms. Tomaino made a motion to post the results from Public Meeting #1, which was <br />seconded by Mr. Avis. <br /> <br />Roll Call Vote: <br /> <br />Ashley Fisher (Yes) <br />Christopher Avis (Yes) <br />Robert Tomaino (Yes) <br />Dale Oakley (Yes) <br />Andrew McManus (Yes) <br />Richard Noonan (Yes) <br />Richard Cook (Yes) <br /> <br />7 – 0 motion passed unanimously <br /> <br /> Ancient Ways to Water Update: <br /> <br />Ms. Fisher noted that there was a meeting with Rosemary Burns and the Chair of the <br />Historic Commission. Ms. Fisher noted that there are maps to help with identifying the <br />Ancient Ways to Water. (e.g., David Weedon sent a GIS map from the 1840s). Ms. <br />Uiterwijk is working with the Tribe on other possible sources. Ms. Uiterwijk went on <br />to state that there has been communication DEP about Ch. 91 being used to protect the <br />Ancient Ways to Water. Although the current plan would not completely address the <br />Ancient Ways to Water, there would more information at the 10-year renewal. Ms. <br />Fisher noted that the DNR is also working on the Ancient Ways to Water internally – <br />e.g., eradication of invasive species. <br /> <br />Open Space and Recreation Plan – Status on future planning? <br /> <br />Ms. Fisher wished that Mr. Lehrer was able to attend. Having a plan would allow for <br />additional sources of funding – e.g., Land Bank funding. This had been learned from <br />Alexandra Zollo, Conservation Commission, at EOC meeting. Ms. Fisher added this <br />should be an action item on the agenda. Mr. McManus concurred and noted that there <br />was a lot on Mr. Lehrer’s plate. <br /> <br /> Ch.91 Update: <br /> <br />Ms. Fisher met with the Commonwealth to discuss 10A floats and shellfish. Ms. Fisher <br />added that having the Conservation Commission hear those might be appropriate (under <br />the Wetlands Protection Act). Mr. McManus, Conservation Agent, noted there had <br />been discussion of that with the Conservation Commission but there was an issue if the <br />Conservation Commission had jurisdiction over 10A floats. Ms. Fisher opined that <br />even if it was just an RDA to review it would be helpful. Ms. Fisher noted there would <br /> <br />