Laserfiche WebLink
�P1 Jim Hanks responded the account is not funded by mooring <br /> fees alone, but also private donations. (There was brief <br /> discussion regarding the General Fund, fees and uses. ) <br /> Ed Baker commented on the following: Reference to Dr. <br /> Bennett Gordon, suggested the proper reference should be New <br /> M �I. '17111 <br /> ,�•I� ,, tll�'; Seabury Ltd. Partnership Director of Engineering, Michael <br /> Grotzke; The statement that " . . .oysters do not occur naturally <br /> � . {� � ' in the estuaries. . . , " there are locations where oysters do occur <br /> ja� , � I�' naturally; and the statement that the "October 1996 Annual Town <br /> 'I1�" Meeting voted to approve the appropriation of monies to prepare <br /> a Comprehensive Dredging Study and to prepare all necessary <br /> off permits. . , plan should be more general on that subject. <br /> + f , <br /> Ed Baker pointed out, " . . .unlikely to increase the flushing <br /> t rate as desired, since water depth must continually increase from <br /> the upper reaches of the River (Mashpee) and continuing across <br /> !r Popponesset Bay. . . " is incorrect and should be changed to be more <br /> d,�% ' accurate. <br /> Jim Hanks stated the Waterways Commission is in the process <br /> of reviewing this Element. There are a number of areas that need <br /> clarification. Eric Smith has done a wonderful job, but has not <br /> ��`+� '" had the opportunity to meet with the waterways Commission for <br /> discussion. <br /> (There was lengthy discussion regarding the condition of the <br /> Mashpee River, water discoloration, Canaways Cove and re- <br /> engineering of marshes being incorporated into this Plan. ) <br /> Bill Taylor, Godfrey Road, Mashpee: made reference to the <br /> following• page 315, Map 10, Shellfish Status Map (full report) , <br /> 7:1 "permanent" closures as of May 30, 1996. He suggested the word <br /> "permanent" be removed because the Mashpee River is shown as <br /> permanentlyclosed to shellfishing. It was open this year and it <br /> ' ► � is presumed to be open in the future; <br /> Page 518, Map 31, H, Steinberg parcel of Mashpee woodlands, <br /> potential as canoe launch, would involve removing a large number <br /> of trees, constructing the embankment, and would not be <br /> attractive to canoeists. <br /> The vice Chairman requested copies of pamphlets from the <br /> Town Planner (Coastal Zone Management Handbook-"Preserving <br /> �,'"��'" Historic Rights of Way: A Practical Handbook for Reclaiming <br /> Public Access in Massachusetts; " Page 514 Preserving Historic <br /> ; ,ll <br /> Rights of way. <br /> .)fi Ed Baker inquired as to a Map regarding Monomoscoy as <br /> "Spohr.. it <br /> Mr. Fudala answered there is one area where parcels of <br /> i Town land extend from Monomoscoy Island Road over to a Spohr <br /> -10- <br /> 4�1 <br />