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• Johns Pond—The channel serves as both a water level control device and a fish passage. <br /> The primary issue in this section is the excessive amount of sand input due to storms, <br /> necessitating the services of the Department of Public Works (DPW) for removal. To <br /> address the erosion issues occurring upstream and downstream, the proposal is to regrade <br /> the embankments, making them less steep. Additionally, creating jetties that extend <br /> further out into the pond will help reduce sediment inflow. <br /> • Mashpee River—There have been several issues brought forward: <br /> 1. The fish ladder is in disrepair and needs replacing. <br /> 2. Mill Pond is disturbing the fish migration path due to the large gap between the fish <br /> ladder and channel. <br /> 3. Evidence of erosion along the riverbank. <br /> The project is expected to be a long process and is currently in the data collection and <br /> conceptual phase. <br /> COMMUNICATION AND CORRESPONDENCE <br /> • Mr. McManus and Mr. Kent will be unavailable to attend the July 11, 2024, meeting <br /> and are requesting a cancellation. This will be added to the next meeting's agenda. <br /> • Mr. Colombo updates the Commission on a conversation with the Select Board <br /> Chairman regarding the letters of interest from individuals who wish to join the <br /> Commission. He has requested that this topic be added to the agenda for the next <br /> meeting. <br /> ADJOURNMENT <br /> 10:28 Motion made by Mr. Cook to adjourn the meeting. Motion seconded by Ms. <br /> Clapprood. <br /> The motion passes unanimously. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> () I-A�6t- - . � rv, <br /> Alyssa Pinto, Conservation Commission Board Secretary <br /> 6 <br />