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of our meetings can also be viewed on the Town's web available only until 2019, in competition with other <br /> site at htto://www.mashpeema.2ov. similar projects around the state, so we have a strong <br /> incentive to complete and implement our wastewater <br /> Our part-time Sewer Commission Administrator, plan as soon as possible, and to adopt the required <br /> Paul Gobell,PE,retired from the Massachusetts Water regulations (as was done by Falmouth in 2014). <br /> Resources Authority and previously employed by the <br /> EPA, continued his work to coordinate our planning With regard to the proposed conversion of the <br /> with the adjacent towns, the County, and state and Mashpee Water District to a Water & Sewer District, <br /> federal agencies. Paul is the primary public contact legislation was approved by the House of <br /> person for the Commission and a valuable technical Representatives and State Senate and signed by the <br /> asset as we finalize our plans. He can be contacted at Governor. As written, it will only take effect after <br /> (508) 539-1400 ext. 8598 or at approval on the ballot of the May 2015 Town election, <br /> PGobell@mashoeema.gov. Paul has also become and after the signature by the Selectmen and Water <br /> familiar with the Town's existing private wastewater District Commissioners of an inter-municipal <br /> treatment plants, and has participated in discussions agreement specifying the transfer process of Town <br /> with some of their owners relative to municipal wastewater facilities and other properties to the <br /> acquisition, expansion and operation. Paul had been District,and an understanding of what roles each entity <br /> appointed by the Selectmen as Mashpee's will play in meeting the nitrogen TMDLs and dealing <br /> representative to Barnstable's Wastewater Community with other water quality issues. At this writing, the <br /> Advisory Committee, and is also the Commission's status of the proposed District is in doubt. <br /> point person regarding proposed County wastewater <br /> planning efforts and a study being conducted with The Sewer Commission still finds itself two <br /> regard to alternatives for the future of the MMR's members short. With the resignations of former <br /> wastewater collection,treatment and disposal facilities, members Beverly Kane,Ted Theis and Mark Davini, <br /> which may provide an opportunity for dealing with whose work was much appreciated,there are also now <br /> wastewater nitrogen loads from a significant portion of Community Advisory Committee vacancies for all five <br /> the Town, primarily the Quashnet/Moonakis River Precincts and the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal Council, <br /> watershed, for which shellfish mitigation is not for which the Commission would greatly appreciate <br /> possible. volunteers as we move into the critical final stages of <br /> planning. <br /> The County's Cape Cod Water Protection <br /> Collaborative continued its work on seeking state and The Sewer Commission along with Mashpee <br /> federal funding assistance for wastewater facilities on officials and residents have serious work cut out for us <br /> the Cape, on coordinating wastewater facilities over the next year, to complete the WNMP and to <br /> planning by the towns,and on otherwise dealing with identify funding and financing strategies for developing <br /> our water quality improvement needs. Selectman Mike the facilities and practices needed to clean up our <br /> Richardson serves as the Town's representative on the waterways. Among other issues,we will have to devise <br /> Collaborative. The most important achievement of the a fair division of the large costs involved between <br /> Collaborative to date has been its role in the individual betterments and general property taxes, and <br /> development and passage by the state legislature of determine how best to deal with developments that <br /> former Senator O'Leary's bill(Chapter 312 of the Acts already have private sewer systems (which would need <br /> of 2008), which provides 0% interest loans for to be upgraded to help meet the TMDLs). The WNMP <br /> wastewater facilities primarily intended to prevent will have major water quality, land use and fiscal <br /> nutrient enrichment of water bodies or water supplies. ramifications for the Town,so we invite all residents to <br /> The loans, however, are only available to applicants actively participate in its development through our <br /> who have a Comprehensive Wastewater Management meetings and public hearings by visiting our <br /> Plan (CWMP) approved by the DEP (the plan we are www.mashoeewaters.com web site,by applying to the <br /> working on) and have adopted land use controls Selectmen to fill the above-mentioned vacancies,and by <br /> intended to limit wastewater flows to the amount reviewing and commenting on the reports we generate. <br /> authorized by zoning and wastewater regulations,as of It took decades for our waterways to get into their current <br /> the date the DEP approves the CWMP (so-called poor condition and it may take a longer time to clean <br /> "growth neutral" regulations). The 0010 loans are them up, but we are now at the point when we must <br /> 145 <br />
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