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§107-7.Enforcement Authority Without any real cost to taxpayers,this Bylaw adopts <br /> common-sense"best management practices"to reduce <br /> The enforcement authority for Performance Standards nitrogen from lawn fertilizers from getting into our <br /> 4(a-c)shall be the Agents of the Board of Health or his bays, ponds, streams and groundwater, while also <br /> or her designees. Enforcement of the provisions in allowing us to have attractive,green lawns. The Cape <br /> Section 4(d) shall be the Agents of the Conservation Cod Commission has estimated that if Mashpee can <br /> Commission or his or her designees. reduce the nitrogen getting to our estuaries from lawn <br /> fertilizers by just fifty percent, the Town of Mashpee <br /> The fine for the first offense shall be no greater than could save up to $40 million in wastewater <br /> $150. A warning in lieu of a fine or other enforcement infrastructure costs - which could mean nearly 1,000 <br /> action for the first offense can be issued at the fewer homes would need to be sewered. <br /> discretion of the enforcement authority. The fine for a <br /> second offense shall be $250. The fine for each The Bylaw,similar to Bylaws passed overwhelmingly <br /> subsequent offense shall be$300. in Falmouth and Orleans,is designed to do just that: <br /> clean water and fewer burdens on taxpayers and <br /> §107-8.Severability Clause property owners. <br /> Should any Section,part or provision of this by-law be The Board of Selectmen recommends approval by a <br /> deemed invalid or unconstitutional,such decision shall vote of 5-0. <br /> not affect the validity of the remaining terms of this by- <br /> law as a whole or any part thereof, other than the The Finance Committee recommends approval by <br /> Section, part or provision held invalid or a vote of 5-1,1 absent. <br /> unconstitutional. <br /> Motion made by Selectman Carol Sherman. <br /> or take any other action relating thereto. <br /> Motion: I move the Town vote to approve Article <br /> Submitted by the Board of Selectmen 13 as printed in the Warrant,with the exception of <br /> & the Environmental Oversight Committee the phrase"or take any other action relating <br /> thereto." <br /> Explanation: Excess nitrogen is degrading <br /> Popponesset and Waquoit Bays,both of which are vital Motion made and passed to dispense with reading <br /> to our economy. The principle cause are septic systems of article at 7:30 PM. <br /> and cesspools,but the second leading cause of excess <br /> nitrogen is lawn fertilizers. Lawn fertilizers are also a Motion made to indefinitely postpone article is <br /> leading cause of pollution of our valuable ponds and defeated at 7:53 PM. <br /> streams. <br /> Motion passes at 7:55 PM. <br /> To protect taxpayers and property owners from the <br /> potentially huge expense of a court-mandated sewer Article 14 <br /> infrastructure program, the Town of Mashpee has <br /> developed a range of strategies to protect our To see if the Town will vote to amend the Zoning <br /> environment and demonstrate that we can deal with this Bylaw as follows: <br /> problem ourselves—including the expansion of Amend Section 174-24C.3. by adding a new second <br /> shellfish harvesting in the Town estuaries, better sentence reading as follows: "In addition, the <br /> management of stormwater runoff,and development of application shall indicate any portions of the site which <br /> the Watershed Nitrogen Management Plan. The lie within the areas mapped as High Sensitivity or <br /> Nitrogen Control Bylaw, sponsored by the Board of <br /> Selectmen and the Environmental Oversight Moderate Sensitivity on the maps of Pre-Contact and Committee, is the next step to improve water quality Post-Contact Archaeological Sensitivity included in the and reduce the potential burden on taxpayers and Final Technical Report of the Archaeological <br /> Reconnaissance Survey prepared for the Town of <br /> property owners. Mashpee by The Public Archaeological Laboratory, <br /> Inc.and dated December 2011" <br /> 74 <br />
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