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Report of the Assistants and the Assistant Harbormasters to provide <br /> coverage of all our waterways during the busy periods. <br /> Harbormaster Department <br /> Last season we stopped over 300 boats. We kept a <br /> log of offenses on a computer so we could coordinate <br /> To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Citizens between the Harbormaster and Assistants to identify <br /> of Mashpee: repeat offenders. The department wrote over$1000 in <br /> fines. <br /> Introduction <br /> We have one more good year under our belt. The With the help of the Waterways Commission, we <br /> department covered everything from the 125th put together plastic zip-lock bags of State and miscel- <br /> Anniversary boat parade, to an airplane making a laneous boating brochures(including an updated Boat- <br /> forced landing on South Cape Beach. We had a num- ing in Mashpee brochure) and put them in moored and <br /> ber of Jellyfish stings to contend with,and recommend docked boats, handed them out to first time offenders, <br /> that all boaters carry some Adolph's tenderizer on and anyone else willing to accept one. <br /> board for their swimmers since it works as a remedy. <br /> Public Access <br /> We have improved our ability to deal with boat With the DPW's help, we developed a new public <br /> sewage, beefed up our enforcement activities, access way to water over a Town owned waterfront lot <br /> improved public access to Mashpee Waters on Town off Monomoscoy Road to Hamblin Pond. It provides <br /> owned land, managed the mooring fields, supported parking for 3 cars and footpath access to the water. <br /> sporting and social events, helped revise the water- The end of Riverside Road on Seconsett Island is also <br /> ways bylaws, and worked with the Waterways Com- a Town Way to Water that provides public access. We <br /> mission to obtain engineering services for obtaining have requested a grant from the state through the <br /> dredging permits. We have summarized these activi- Coastal Pathways Grant program, with the intent of <br /> ties below stabilizing a coastal bank on town land off Jackbon Rd <br /> and providing stairs and foot access leading to the <br /> Boat Sewage water in Shoestring Bay.. <br /> t We added a new 21 foot Alcor boat-sewage <br /> pumpout boat this summer and it is being operated by Moorings <br /> Little River Boat Yard. We also added a dockside We now have about 630 moorings total in the town. <br /> portable "pumpout caddy" which is operated by Half- This includes boat moorings and floats in all our <br /> Tide Marina and provides a pumpout capability for ponds, bays and rivers. Some of the mooring areas are <br /> Popponesset Bay. full, but there is still room in others. For those areas <br /> that are full, we have established a waiting list. <br /> The equipment was bought with 75% of the costs <br /> paid through the Mass Department of Environmental We also set up a couple of rental moorings in <br /> Protection Division of Fish Wildlife and Law Enforce- Waquoit Bay and Popponesset Bay areas last summer <br /> ment by Clean Vessel Act funds. The two marinas and for overnight, weekend, or weekly use by transient <br /> the Town provided the 25% match in terms of ser- <br /> boaters. <br /> vices. Also, the Harbormaster Department provided <br /> Bouse-House portable toilets again this year at the Aids to Navigation <br /> public boat ramps at Great River, and Mashpee Neck. Our new aids to navigation are holding up well, <br /> with the exception of one that disappeared off Pop- <br /> We urge the people who enjoy using our waterways ponesset Bay, and are registered properly with the <br /> to help keep them clean and sanitary by using appro- Coast Guard. We have to change the center-channel <br /> priate waste receptacles and disposing of the contents markers in Popponesset bay to meet Coast Guard <br /> in proper places. specifications. They now require spherical white <br /> buoys with red diamond markings, so we will have to <br /> Enforcement and Education acquire some new ones or otherwise devise some that <br /> We now have patrol boats on John's Pond, Santuit will be acceptable. <br /> Pond and Mashpee-Wakeby Pond. In total, with the <br /> two boats on Waquoit Bay and Popponesset Bay, we Support for Events <br /> now have a fleet of five boats in fairly good condition. This season we scheduled and monitored 28 Bass <br /> These are used by the Harbormaster, the Waterways Fishing Tournaments. For the most part, things have <br /> gone smoothly, and we anticipate that this will contin- <br /> ue. <br /> sj <br /> f 91 <br /> .I <br />
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