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For more information, log onto the Shellfish The number of Moorings stand at around 780, <br /> Department section of the Town website at with waiting lists for all saltwater locations. The <br /> www.ci.mashpee.ma.us. waiting list was up dated this year with very few drop- <br /> ping off the list. The pumpout boat is being run on <br /> The Shellfish Dept. would like to thank the Sundays in both bays and dockside everyday in the <br /> boards, commissions, departments and people of the summer, seemed to work well with close to 3000 gal- <br /> Town of Mashpee for your support and assistance. lons being removed from boat holding tanks. The <br /> Thanks also to the Deputy Shellfish Constables, Department maintains 97 aids to Navigation, from the <br /> Waterways Assistants and volunteers. Special thanks Red nuns and Green cans, slow no wakes, swim areas, <br /> to AmeriCorps Cape Cod, the Senior Environment center channel markers. Ten new aids were added last <br /> Corps, and the Barnstable County/DMF shellfish pro- year to replace the aging ones that are wearing out. <br /> grams. To all Boaters please have a safe enjoyable year on the <br /> waters of Mashpee. Please always lend a hand to any <br /> j Respectfully submitted, boater in distress. <br /> Richard H. York, Jr. <br /> Shellfish Constable P.S Wear that life vest. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> Perry F. Ellis, Harbormaster <br /> t, <br /> Ago <br /> I <br /> ".4 <br /> Oysters ready for harvest (Photo: Richard York) <br /> a Y <br /> Report of the <br /> Harbormasterj�" <br /> To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the �� � , z <br /> Citizens of the Town of Mashpee <br /> 2005 a year of blizzards, rain, high water levels, r V. <br /> 3 <br /> and hurricanes down south. I am glad it's over. Gas <br /> and fuel prices went though the roof, and did have <br /> ®r <br /> some affect on boating. During the midweek boating <br /> numbers where down, but weekends everybody <br /> seemed to be out. The dredging took place at little <br /> river entrance, and Popponesset Bay entrance <br /> Channel. The boat ramps both salt and fresh water <br /> where very busy. Bass tournaments held steady at 24 <br /> at Mashpee Wakeby Lake, with some on Johns and <br /> Santuit ponds. <br /> 171 <br />
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