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of November. However,due to a cold holiday season, Flooring Replacement-The project is the annual Ice in the bay made it difficult to maintain Ockway Bay funding for flooring replacement at various Town and the Fishery moved back to Mashpee Neck Landing. buildings, including the schools, as needed. The Quahog distribution in Waquoit Bay (Seconsset work proposed for FY23 was replacement of Island Causeway, Great River, Little river, and flooring for the first floor hallways at Middle/ Wills Work Road / Callie's Beach) - 1,194,000 seed. High School. The project is complete. Popponesset bay—466,000 in the family areas near the • MMHS Gym Upgrades — The project is the spit and poppy bridge. refurbishing of the wood floor in the Middle/ High School gym as well as replacement of We continue to remove cages in Mashpee River the scoreboards and shot clocks. The project is as the bottom continues to degrade with muddy complete. conditions. We will supplement this activity with QS Gym Upgrades—The project is thereplacement floating cages which will increase the survivability of of the synthetic flooring in the Quashnet School Oysters located in these areas. gym as well as replacement of the scoreboard, The Shellfish Division sold 1393 Shellfish basketball backboards,dividing curtain,and wall Licenses in 2022. License sales continue to rise year padding. The project is complete. after year due to the growth of the program. The • MMHS Stadium Renovation—The project is the largest group of permit sales was once again Senior reconstruction of the track and replacement of the Licenses with 663 sold.The second largest group was grass field with synthetic surfacing. The project resident family permits with 607 sold.There were also was funded through Community Preservation Act 7 Veterans licenses, 16 Non-Resident Senior licenses, funds as well as Capital Improvement funds. The 11 Commercial Licenses and 89 Non-Resident Family project is complete. license sold.License sales totaled $28,869 in 2022 DNR Building Renovation — The project is the On December 22nd, Chris Avis was appointed renovation of two contractor bays purchased by Shellfish Constable. the Town at 33 Mercantile Drive. Renovation of one unit(6) into office space with a maintenance Respectfully Submitted, garage has been completed. Renovation of the second unit(7) into office space,locker facilities, Ashley Fisher,Director of Natural Resources and a water quality lab is underway with Robert Tomaino,Harbormaster completion expected in Spring 2023. Chris Avis,Shellfish Constable Work on another project for which funding was approved at the May 2021 Town Meeting is on hold. The project - MMHS Parking Lot Resurfacing — is to be coordinated with the installation of solar canopies Report of the at the school as trenching and other disturbance of the Planning and Construction pavement will be necessary. Installation of the solar canopies has been delayed pending approval of capital Committee upgrades to Eversource's infrastructure. For other building-related projects,please refer to To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the the DPW annual report. Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: Respectfully Submitted, The Planning & Construction Committee was appointed by the Board of Selectmen in August 2005 to Steven Cook,Chair(resigned) oversee capital improvements to the Town's facilities Joseph Bradt, Vice-Chair(resigned) as well as the construction of new buildings. Below is Rachel Hodgman a summary of projects from the past year. Thomas O'Neill (resigned) Capital Improvement Plan Matt Davis,School Committee representative The May 2022 Annual Town Meeting approved funding for five projects. 151