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9 <br />Mashpee Select Board <br />Minutes <br />April 3, 2023 <br />APPOINTMENTS & HEARINGS <br />_ w k_.,w Sediment Briefing: Baseline Mon torin� ,,_I.......terim Measures Focused Feasibili�ywwAssessment Nutrient <br />Santuit Pond Sedime ........, .__ <br />Inactivation Dosing Study Results: Matt Ladew* TRC onsultants: (continued) <br />For aeration and circulation, it is recommended the SolarBee circulators that are in place continue. <br />Algaecides may be of use to control the blooms, but will not address the underlying cause. <br />Nutrient Inactivation could be used to treat the cause by binding the phosphorus. (phosphorus release from <br />sediments). However, this would require additional study. <br />To convert the iron -bound phosphorus into a form that will be more effectively retained in the sediments of Santuit <br />Pond, nutrient inactivation using alum (aluminum sulfate) buffered with sodium aluminate is recommended. This <br />treatment has been used in other ponds on the Cape and throughout Massachusetts. This product is safe to handle, <br />and if applied appropriately there should be no significant impacts or fish kills. The products are also used widely <br />to remove pollutants from drinking water as part of the treatment process. It is estimated this product would cost <br />several hundred thousand dollars. Federal grant funds may be available. <br />It is recommended this option be studied further to ensure safety and efficacy of sediment nutrient inactivation. <br />There is also a need to conduct public outreach. <br />In moving forward, the Select Board agreed to take this under advisement to conduct further due diligence. This <br />would include review of the scope, next steps for nutrient inactivation and review of the 319 NPS Grant <br />application to fund the treatment. Permitting, the dosing plan, treatment options, monitoring requirements and <br />public outreach would also be further reviewed and considered before action is taken. <br />Discussion and AWroyal of the Followin g Resignations,and_ApJ o ntments: <br />, .. : <br />Resi�1ation„Mashllee,Commumt mmmGarden Advisory Committee: John Carter Term Exires,June 30 u <br />.__. _... <br />Correspondence was received from John M. Carter dated March 16, 2023 resigning from the Mashpee Community <br />Garden Advisory Committee, effective March 16, 2023. <br />Motion made by Selectman Cotton to accept the resignation of John M. Carter from the Mashpee <br />Community Garden Advisory Committee with regret sending a letter of appreciation to Mr. Carter for his <br />service to the Town of Mashpee. <br />Motion seconded by Selectman O'Hara. <br />VOTE: Unanimous. 5-0. <br />Roll Call Vote: <br />Selectman Weeden, yes Selectman Cotton, yes Selectman O'Hara, yes <br />Selectman Sherman, yes Selectman Wyman -Colombo, yes Opposed, none <br />
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