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Select Board Minutes April 29, 2024 APPOINTMENTS & HEARINGS Annual Master GardenersPlantSale Tem ora Sisin Permit only Tonia St Germain: .. A total of (10) 18x24" ground signs are planned to announce the Annual Master Gardeners Plant Sale from May 11, 2024 through May 18, 2024. Motion made by Selectman Sherman to approve the Temporary Sign Permit Application to announce the Annual Master Gardeners Plant Sale. Motion seconded by Selectman Wyman -Colombo. VOTE: 5-0. Unanimous. Roll Call Vote: Selectman Cotton, yes Selectman O'Hara, yes Selectman Sherman, yes Selectman Weeden, yes Selectman Wyman -Colombo, yes Opposed, none PUBLIC COMMENT Ken Debrowski, Great Field Landing discussed the economics of wastewater funding. Bob Orsi a resident of Uncle Edwards Road commented on the Raise and Replace Bylaw. Mr. Orsi requested the Town identify a liaison for Popponesset to be better informed and to gain an understanding of mutual concerns. John Malloy,Wading Place Road echoed the need for a working relationship with all town boards on significant issues that significantly impact Popponesset and the Mashpee community. Recently a letter of concern was submitted to the Conservation Commission, and there has been no response to date. Any feedback from the Select Board would be greatly appreciated. Tim Gildea also stated he would like to see more engagement through the Select Board, and its committees on Town matters. J. Marie Stevenson, Sampsons Mill Road expressed appreciation to the Select Board for rescheduling their meeting in observance of Passover. In other matters Ms. Stevenson commented on the proposed Wampanoag homesite and the heartwarming support received at the last town meeting. Although there are obtacles crucial to the success of this project, it is hopeful the Select Board would thread the needle and come to a decision to move this project forward. Anita Atkinson stated that she is present on behalf of Colton Atkinson who recently submitted an application to the Community Preservation Committee for a feasibility study on trailway improvements in the Mashpee Wildlife Refuge. Mr. Atkinson will be present at the Mashpee Library this Friday from noon until closing to answer questions and receive input on this project proposal. Although she was unable to attend this meeting Ava Costello sent a note that was read into the record in support of the twelve acre site proposal. Ms. Costello stated in her memo that it is believed the concerns can be ironed out by our good will. This project will help the Mashpee community to heal, and it is of historical and educational benefit to help preserve the Mashpee culture and its history.