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Reorganization of Officers-With the exception of Mr. Balzarini, newly elected members had <br /> been sworn in. Mr. Balzarini recommended the Board consider Ms. Waygan for Chair, Mr. Cummings <br /> for Vice-Chair and Mr. Kooharian for Clerk. <br /> MOTION: Mr.Weeden made a motion to nominate Ms. Waygan as Chair,Mr. Cummings as <br /> Vice-Chair and Mr.Kooharian as Clerk. Mr. Kooharian seconded the motion. 4 yes, 1 abstain <br /> Windchime Condominiums Annual Report Water Quality Monitoring Program-Mr. <br /> Lehrer confirmed that he had met with the engineer who managed the wastewater treatment facility at <br /> Windchime Condominiums. The engineer delivered Windchime's Annual Report as well as discussed <br /> the conditions unique to Windchime. Mr. Fudala confirmed to Mr. Lehrer that the conditions were due <br /> to the complex's location near the Mashpee River. The engineer confirmed that he would be working <br /> with the Board to ensure compliance. He will be invited to attend a meeting before the end of July. <br /> Mr. Lehrer stated a security had been set aside for updates to the treatment plants, adding that the <br /> existing plant was not able to keep up with the effluent, and updates would be needed to become <br /> compliant. New management was working on the treatment plant and it was noted that it may not have <br /> been as well maintained as it should have been. <br /> Nankabout Brewery Site Visit-Mr. Rowley reported that he had been in contact with Peter <br /> Murner regarding a plan to show the exact grading for the seating area, which had been discussed in a <br /> meeting with Mr. Weeden. Mr. Rowley stated that the first plan he received did not depict the grading <br /> scheme to which they had agreed and the second plan also did not accurately depict their discussion. <br /> Mr. Rowley offered to discuss the plan in person with Mr. Murner tomorrow and was waiting to hear <br /> back. The Board agreed to have Mr. Rowley meet with Mr. Murner. It was Mr. Rowley's concern that <br /> if the plan did not depict what was discussed, someone using the plan in the future would produce <br /> something other than what was discussed. Chairman Waygan asked that Mr. Rowley also assess the <br /> t;onditions of the area along Lake Avenue where customers had been parking. The Chair wished to <br /> develop a solution for the issue and Mr. Weeden confirmed that he had seen signage but cars parked <br /> along the shoulder of the river during busy evenings. Mr. Weeden confirmed that the Conservation <br /> Commission had been notified and a Tribal member had shared photos of the vehicles, out of concern <br /> that the area was within the wetland boundary, creating a conservation issue. Mr. Rowley confirmed <br /> that parking was tight, <br /> Marketing of New Master Plan/Comprehensive Plan-To be discussed at a future meeting. <br /> OLD BUSINESS <br /> Prime Homes Meeting Re: Intersection of Country Club Ln. &Old Barnstable Rd.-Mr. <br /> Rowley reported that he and Mr. Lehrer had met with Ken Marsters, his engineer, the DPW Director, <br /> the Police Chief, the Fire Chief, the Town Manager and Assistant Town Manager to review the <br /> intersection. The engineer had since developed a plan that showed Old Barnstable Road crossing <br /> Country Club Lane. Issues discussed included site distance and the grade of the road, making a left <br /> hand turn difficult. It was agreed that a left turn lane from Route 151 would be the solution because <br /> the layout maybe wide enough to allow. The engineer would be preparing anew plan featuring three <br /> lanes and appropriate signage. A meeting to discuss the plan further had been scheduled for next June <br /> 14. It was likely that there would be some tree removal and asphalt was expected in August or <br /> September, <br /> Ockway Highlands Site Visit-Mr. Rowley visited the site and noted that there had been no <br /> change since his prior visit. Regarding the hydrant, it was well above grade and would need to be <br /> dropped down. The catch basin castings were sitting on the concrete structure and were not up to <br /> grade. Mr. Balzarini inquired about the trees and Mr. Lehrer responded that he had images, but that <br /> 9 <br />
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