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16 Great Neck Road North <br />-%Iashpee, Nassachusetts 02649 <br />Mr. Colombo we are all going to decide that. When he says we, he says regulatory boards, at least a <br />member from each board, to talk with the Select Board to provide transparency of what we will pursue. <br />Are we going to pursue a water shed permit that has a 20 year roll out? It is nothing he is interested in, <br />he doesn't have all the facts and figures, but if people would like to hear more and are interested. Our <br />water sheds are shared. It would be complicated permit because you are looking at Falmouth or Cotuit <br />other communities come into this. CC water shed permit for Orleans Brewster Harwich for Pleasant Bay <br />up and running for about 3 years and is the only one on the Cape. It looks fairly complicated. We have <br />already started a plan with an approved wastewater treatment facility approved. These IA systems <br />outside of phase one, they are a solution we should be pursuing given the money. <br />Ms. Waygan is wondering if we should ask the Select Board to workshop with regulatory boards on this <br />matter. <br />Mr. Balzarini inquired how come we don't sewer with Sandwich, Falmouth, Bourne and Mashpee to do <br />one sewer system. Each town contributes to Mashpee. With five competing towns where will the sludge <br />go? After you have sewer you have sludge. What are other towns doing with it? <br />Mr. Colombo was the one who brought that up at the last meeting but nobody seems to be thinking <br />about that. <br />Ms. Waygan asked again if there should be a written memo encouraging the Select Board to workshop <br />or are willing to work with them on this. <br />Ms. Faulkner would like to have the committees and boards meet together to raise that issue. <br />Ms. Waygan we would like to have a convening of regulatory boards to workshop on this matter. <br />Workshops convene to discuss a certain matter. Convening the regulatory boards together on one <br />topic. <br />Mr. Balzarini would like to wait until the next meeting to see if the agenda item promotes conversation. <br />Mr. Colombo reiterated either phase is painful and entire neighborhoods will be dug up to replace or <br />enhance and it is a tall order. His area in Seabrook Meadows, every home will get dug up. What is the <br />alternative? It is painful and expensive but look at the water. The situation we are in is catastrophic. <br />Ms. Faulkner asked what will happen to the economy, the fishing, shellfish, tourism, and property <br />values. <br />Mr. Colombo stated property value is the number one motivator for anyone here. <br />21 <br />