06/06/2022 SELECT BOARD Minutes (2)

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13 Mashpee Select Board Minutes June 6, 2022 NEW BUSINESS Discu_._...iM...�...........M ....PL. _ PI . .t � . .__._. ...... Commission: _.e_.._ Discussion and A �roval of A ointments to the Sewer Comma M, H Member -at -Lame Term Expires June 30 202 Ernest Virgilia µPrecinct 2 June 3a, 2025):. µChad Smith. Two letters of interest were received seeking appointment to the Sewer Commission. Ernest Virgilio has expressed an interest to serve as a Member -At -Large. Chad Smith has offered his services on the Sewer Commission representing Precinct 2. Both candidates are active volunteers in Town government. The Select Board in following Policy agreed to refer the matter to the Sewer Commission for a recommendation. It was noted that two other individuals have recently expressed an interest in serving this committee. The make up of the Sewer Commission is 7 members. Three members are currently serving. The Sewer Commission is scheduled to meet on Thursday. It was agreed the deadline for interviews is Thursday, June 9, 2022. Discussion and Approval of Board,Commtteew and Commission Annual Reapointments: The Annual Reappointment list was briefly reviewed by the Select Board. 2022-2023 µSelect Board Liaison Assi_tj1ents mmChairwAndrew Gottlieb: Liaison Assignments will be reviewed at the next Select Board meeting. Clarity has been requested of Town Counsel regarding the number of boards/commissions a person may serve on. Active participation versus vacancy is worthy and may be considered as a provision of the Town Charter. Vjj& e on Clear Cutting at Lots,64 58 & 54 A1gon uinwAvenue: Members of the public notified the Town on June 2, 2022 regarding the clear -cutting of approximately two acres which occurred at 54, 58 and 64 Algonquin Avenue and 420 Nathan Ellish Highway, Mashpee. Upon investigation, a stop work order was issued by the Department of Public Works to the private property owners via certified mail as the owners did not have an erosion and sedimentation plan in place. There are no soil erosion or sediment control barriers in place to alleviate impact to natural resources and impact to property abutters. This is a violation of Mashpee General Bylaw Chapter 84-2. The clearing of commercial lots of two acres or more was conducted without municipal permitting. The Planning Board is expected to review this matter on Wednesday. The activity has ceased, and penalties will be assessed for the violation of the bylaw pertaining to erosion and sedimentation. It was agreed this matter would be placed on the next Select Board agenda and thereafter until there is resolve. It is not known how many trees have been affected by this action.