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ing oxygen bubbles that floated thousands of tons of Shellfish Permits Issued 758 <br /> seaweed to the surface. Resident/taxpayer 462 <br /> Senior resident/taxpayer 254 <br /> Storm drain mapping is another Shellfish Non-resident/taxpayer 29 <br /> Department project. Senior Environment Corps and Commercial 13 <br /> AmeriCorps members identified the locations of 2,733 <br /> stormdrains with GPS technology. These will be For more information, check the Shellfish <br /> mapped on the GIS system at the Planning Department Department section of the Town website at <br /> for the federally mandated Stormwater Management www.ci.mashpee.ma.us. <br /> Plan. The information can also be used in grant pro- <br /> posals for projects to improve water quality. The Shellfish Dept. would like to thank the <br /> boards, commissions, departments and people of the <br /> The Shellfish Department continues to operate Town of Mashpee for your support and assistance, <br /> the Mashpee permanent Water Quality Monitoring Thanks also to the Deputy Shellfish Constables, <br /> Program, and collects data and samples for the Waterways Assistants and volunteers. Special thanks <br /> Massachusetts Estuaries Project. to AmeriCorps Cape Cod, the Senior Environment <br /> Corps, and the Barnstable County/DMF shellfish pro- <br /> Propagation Program: 1,000,000 bay scallop seed grams. <br /> purchased <br /> 2,000,000 quahog seed Respectfully submitted, <br /> 150,000 oyster seed and Richard H. York, Jr. <br /> 200,000 soft-shell clam seed, Shellfish Constable <br /> via Barnstable County/DMR <br /> � 9 <br /> re�'ase Y r ,r - <br /> Y <br /> Oyster seed from the Mashpee River (Photo: Richard York) <br /> 136 <br />