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07/20/2022 MASHPEE COMMUNITY GARDEN ADVISORY COMMITTEE Minutes
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MASHPEE COMMUNITY GARDEN ADVISORY COMMITTEE (MCGAC) <br /> ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES <br /> July 20, 2022 7:00 P.M. <br /> Popponessett Meeting Room <br /> PRESENT:Virginia Scharfenberg, Sheryl Carberry, Frank Gallello,John Carter, Lynn Harris, Mohamad <br /> Fand (partial) <br /> GUEST: Kirsten Nordstrom, gardener <br /> CALL TO ORDER Chairwoman Scharfenberg called the meeting to order at 7:04 pm. <br /> Meeting Minutes for June 15, 2022—Approved unanimously <br /> COMMUNICATIONS and CORRESPONDENCE—none to report <br /> REPORTS and RELATED DISCUSSION: <br /> • Virginia Scharfenberg reported that new garden with fencing was completed by contractors on <br /> July 12, 2022. New gardeners, as well as all those using 20 original beds, were sent an email <br /> invitation to attend a 10:30 AM Welcome Gathering on Saturday,July 161h at the garden. It was <br /> well attended by new gardeners. <br /> • Garden charts will be updated by Sheryl Carberry to reflect a newly vacated plot and replacement <br /> gardener. <br /> • The shed lock box that had broken was replaced by Rick Harris. The combination remains the <br /> same. <br /> • Discussion of gardeners' responsibility for own watering of their beds, including asking a fellow <br /> gardener to do so if they cannot be there on given days. <br /> • Discussion of two gardeners' inquiries about soil testing of the soil/compost brought from <br /> Mashpee transfer station for filling the new beds. They expressed concern about the possibility of <br /> PFAS presence since they had seen reference to a PFAS issue with a large composting facility in <br /> the state. <br /> --Virginia reported that the UMass Soil & Plant Tissue Testing Lab in Amherst does not test for <br /> PFAS, but that she will send a sample to the Lab this week requesting their standard test. <br /> --Virginia will check with APCC to confer with them about information they may have relating <br /> to PFAS soil testing,the purpose being that we would have something we could pass on if an <br /> individual requested more information. <br /> --The Board concluded that since the soil is Town generated and owned, it would be their call <br /> as to whether to do any kind of advanced testing such as this. <br /> • The Board discussed dividing up the list of new gardeners, and perhaps that of renewed <br /> gardeners,to call and personally review the Rules& Regulations. This should be done sooner <br /> rather than later to ensure that there is no confusion about expectations. <br /> --Virginia will draft talking points as needed to provide consistency in our review with <br /> individuals and call Board members with assignments, hopefully within the next week. <br /> --The Board was reminded that the Rules& Regulations need to be referenced when dealing <br /> with garden situations and all members need to understand the parameters. <br /> 1 <br />
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