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son. The major issue to be determined was whether or STONE MEMORIAL <br /> not hunting at this time was compatible and consistent <br /> with the current use of the "Park" in its present unde- Chairman Kirsner made reference to a commitment <br /> veloped state or whether to continue to allow this made by Richard Kendall, former Commissioner of <br /> activity would endanger the lives or safety of the pub- "DEM" some years ago that "upon the completion of <br /> lic using the "Park" or persons residing close to the the process of acquiring the land now known as South <br /> locus of hunting. Cape Beach State Park, and upon the opening of the <br /> "Park",that there would be a stone memorial inscribed <br /> The new Park Supervisor, Joseph Souza, Jr. stated with the names of the Selectmen and "Committee" <br /> in essence that there had not been any major problems members and such others who had dedicated a <br /> during the past hunting season, and it was his opinion tremendous amount of time and effort in this accom. <br /> that there was no need to curtail hunting activities for plishment. <br /> the coming season. <br /> It was moved that the Committee take such steps as <br /> There were also statements by representatives of are necessary to implement the establishment of the <br /> the hunters who expressed their reasons in favor of memorial aforementioned. A Subcommittee consist- <br /> continued hunting. There was not presented at the ing of Jack Cramer, Catherine Conroy and William <br /> meeting any incidents wherein the hunters had caused Martiros was appointed to establish a list of the names <br /> any injury to the public using the"Park" or the nearby to be inscribed on this memorial. A report has been <br /> residents. filed and will be considered at the next meeting of the <br /> j "Committee." <br /> Although there is clearly a growing concern by the <br /> "Committee" as to whether hunting should be allowed SUBCOMMITTEE REPORT Re: MANAGE- <br /> it was the consensus of a majority of the members that MENT OF PARK BY"DEM" <br /> the current use of the "Park" wa snot such that the <br /> "Committee" could foresee any conflict between reg- Chairman Kirsner in 1997 had appointed a subcom- <br /> ulated hunting and current "Park" use. This recom- mittee to examine the management of the "Park"by <br /> mendation to permit hunting is again probational, and "DEM" and to make recommendations thereto. The <br /> ti will be reviewed and considered each year or as the report was filed but after review by the "Committee" <br /> situation may change within the year. The above rec- was found to be beyond its intended scope and was <br /> ommendation as in the past years is conditional upon therefore withdrawn. Chairman Kirsner did appoint a <br /> s the Park Supervisor placing "safety zone" signs in new "Subcommittee" for such purposes consisting of <br /> prominent places to protect the public and that patrols Bruce McHenry as Chairman, William Martiros and <br /> would be made by "DEM" personnel as time and Lance Lambros. Their report will be rendered in due <br /> staffing would permit. course, and then considered by the "Committee." <br /> GATE AT WILLS WORK ROAD????? FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF THE "PARK"- <br /> TOWN'S OPTION TO ACQUIRE <br /> This gate provides access for shell fishermen, sail NEW TOWN BEACH <br /> boarders and others. In the past it has been closed by <br /> "DEM" due to vandalism, small fires and the area The design components of the "Park" include the <br /> being littered with beer cans and trash. Homeowners construction of a visitors center which will be a one <br /> in the vicinity have expressed their concern about fires story structure comprising approximately 2500 square <br /> and their safety. Various efforts have been made by feet, and will contain one main purpose room, infor- <br /> both"DEM"and the homeowners to resolve this prob- mation and viewing space, two offices for "DEM's" <br /> lem by having the gate opened in the morning and "Park" supervisor and naturalist, toilets, first aid, and <br /> closed at night. However, such personnel has not storage space, etc. It will expand interpretive and edu- <br /> always been available. cational activities within the "Park" and will provide <br /> i information to the general public concerning the <br /> At the "Committee" in June of 1998, Mr. Souza, "Park", its facilities and regulations. The multi-Pur- <br /> "Park" Supervisor stated that he can take care of the pose room will be used in part for educational semi- <br /> opening of the gates in the morning but did not have nars. A deck at the rear of the visitor's center will <br /> the staff to close it at night. Mr. Ben Lofchie a mem- allow views of Sage Lot Pond. <br /> ber of the"Committee"and resident in the subject area <br /> i stated that he would present this matter at a Board However, "DEM" is not obliged to proceed at this <br /> Meeting of the South Cape Beach Estates and hope- time with the construction and development of the <br /> fully three to four people can alternate in closing the Visitors Center and other components because of spe- <br /> gate in the evening. cific provisions in the South Cape Beach Development <br /> 146 <br />
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