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5 <br /> Mashpee Select Board <br /> Minutes <br /> February 12,2024 <br /> APPOINTMENTS & HEARINGS <br /> Mashilec Water uali MonitortnwProram Udate: Ed Eichner,__TMDL Solutions School of <br /> _w_www ._.............._.�.�M..............................._ <br /> i _ _ a. w �____ _ SMAST W ersit ..of Massachusetts Dartmouth: (continued) <br /> Marine Science and Technolo am <br /> Susan Dangel, Cotuit Road,President of Save Mashpee/Wakeby Pond Alliance commented on her <br /> interest in attending the review of the Mashpee/Wakeby Pond draft Management Plan in April. <br /> Currently,the Town has not planned to sewer in any pond area. Ms. Dangel made note of the need to <br /> focus on the ponds in the upper estuaries;Mashpee/Wakeby, Santuit and Ashumet Ponds to obtain a <br /> better sense of what is entering into the river and into the estuaries. <br /> Marc Blesoff of Pickerel Cove Circle asked if the change in climate conditions has been factored into <br /> this review. There has been a clear increase in temperature, and it remains to be seen as to what will <br /> happen with the sediments. The problem has been ongoing for the past 25 years, and at this point, <br /> there is no clear signal. <br /> Lynne Barbee, Surf Drive indicated there were recent discussions on stormwater runoff. An <br /> aggressive stormwater runoff remediation program may reduce the impacts by directing the discharge <br /> into the ground rather than into the ponds and estuaries. <br /> It was noted the impediments to fresh water bodies is phosphorus. This presentation involves <br /> nitrogen management aimed at restoration. Continued effort on sewering is proven to reduce nitrogen <br /> loads. The Town is receiving 0% financing with 25%forgiveness in moving forward with Phase II of <br /> the CWMP. <br /> Representatives from SMAST indicated they are here to help and ready for further discussions. <br /> Community Development Block MGrant Update w Michaela Warman-Colombo; <br /> Selectman Wyman-Colombo updated the Select Board on the grant application for the Community <br /> Development Block Grant(CDBG). A hearing is scheduled on Friday,February 16, 2024 at 5:30 <br /> p.m. in the Waquoit Meeting Room of the Mashpee Town Hall to inform and solicit comment and <br /> ideas on the application planned to request grant funding for housing rehabilitation including <br /> connecting to sewer lines for eligible residents,the construction of a playground at an affordable <br /> housing site or sites including the LeClair Village playground project, and acquisition of land for <br /> affordable housing and the planning and design of affordable housing. <br /> At the next meeting,the grant application will be placed on the agenda to request the Select Board's <br /> approval and authorization for the Town Manager to execute the grant application on behalf of the <br /> Select Board. The request is $950,000 and the grant deadline for submission is March 23, 2024. <br /> It was suggested that all relevant Boards and Committees including the Wampanoag Tribe provide <br /> letters of support to show unification and possible leverage of funding. <br />
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