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Report of the responsible for the mechanical components of the <br /> pumping stations. GHD would be responsible for the <br /> Sewer Commission control aspects of the pumping stations. <br /> In August the contracts for the construction of <br /> To the Honorable Select Board and the Citizens of the the wastewater system were determined and approved <br /> Town of Mashpee: by the Commission. Contract 1 was to GHD for the <br /> Wastewater Recovery Resource Facility (WRRF); <br /> The Sewer Commission made major progress Contract 2 for Collection systems North of Route 28 <br /> in 2022 toward achieving the work outlined in the and Contract 3 for collection systems south of Rte. 28 <br /> Watershed Nitrogen Management Plan (WNMP) to Environmental Partners. Advertising for pre bid <br /> developed by the Commission and consultants and construction was completed. Bids subsequently were <br /> approved by the Massachusetts Environmental awarded to Waterline for the WRRF and to Robert B <br /> Protection Agency (MEPA) and the Department of Our for the collections systems September 22. <br /> Environmental Protection(DEP)in 2015. <br /> Of critical importance,on August 25th the Rules <br /> In February 2022 the Commission signed a and Regulations of the Sewer Commission were <br /> letter requesting distribution of American Rescue reviewed and approved by unanimous vote. The rules <br /> Plan Act (ARPA) funds from Barnstable County and regulations are promulgated to regulate the use of <br /> Commissioners. This money was to fund the public and private sewers and drains; the installation <br /> implementation and construction of Phase I of and connection of building sewers; the discharge of <br /> Mashpee's comprehensive wastewater management, water and wastes into the public sewer system(s); and <br /> treatment, and disposal improvement plan, including to provide penalties for violations hereof,in the Town <br /> the construction of the wastewater treatment plant to of Mashpee, County of Barnstable,Commonwealth of <br /> be located adjacent to the Town's solid waste transfer Massachusetts. <br /> station. This project also includes Phase I sewer <br /> collection system improvements to be connected to In July new Commission members Phyllis Sprout, <br /> Chad Smith and Catherine Castaneda were interviewed <br /> the wastewater treatment facility.This project is one of <br /> the initial steps in implementing the Town's Watershed and appointed. In September there was a commission <br /> Nitrogen Management Plan/CWMP. The funding was reorganization with new members and officers. Joe <br /> Lyons stepped down as interim Chair.Chad smith was <br /> awarded to Mashpee in July 2022. <br /> elected Chair, Meredith Harris elected as Vice Chair <br /> In March,the Select Board, Sewer Commission, and Catherine Castaneda as clerk. <br /> and Board of Health discussed a comprehensive <br /> approach to nitrogen management. This signified Of particular importance in September was the <br /> progress regarding boards and departments working approval of alternatives to the WWRF to approve the <br /> together on water quality management. construction of eight tanks and to submit/obtain Clean <br /> Water State Revolving Funds to cover the cost. There <br /> In June easements for Sea Oaks Condominiums, was a substantial cost benefit to increase capacity <br /> Summerwood Condominiums and Willowbend to build all eight tanks rather than having to revise <br /> Condominium Trust were discussed. construction to add tanks in the future. <br /> June was also significant because there was a In October the Policy on betterments was <br /> substantial change to the Commission membership approved using unit cost method of sewer assessment <br /> with the resignation of three Commissioners and utilizing Sewer Equivalent Units (SEU) was passed by <br /> the Town Engineer. The Interim Town engineer was unanimous vote. This policy will help guide private <br /> introduced to the Commission by the Town Manager condominium and potential future betterments. <br /> on June 9th. <br /> In October and November construction planning <br /> On June 9th the Town Manager gave an overview and execution of collection systems began. December <br /> of the responsibilities of the wastewater project. 8th the groundbreaking ceremony was held. The <br /> GHD would be responsible for the engineering and ceremony was attended by the Town Manager, Select <br /> construction of the wastewater facility. Environmental Board members David Weeden and Michaela Wyman- <br /> Partners would be responsible for the collection system Colombo and Sewer Commissioners Castaneda, <br /> and Weston and Sampson would act as Owners Project Harris,Lyons,Sprout,and Towle. <br /> Manager (OPM). Environmental Partners would be <br /> 179 <br />