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ypINYWM6'9,d <br /> - Town of Mashpee Sewer Commission <br /> 16 Great Neck Road North <br /> ra � Mashpee, MA 02649 <br /> approximately seven months beyond the anticipated completion date. There's some indication that it <br /> may be a couple additional months. We're currently working with the contractor to devise a schedule <br /> and how that impacts connections. <br /> Mr.Towle also asked about the emergency generator. Mr.Wenger responded that it's not here yet, but <br /> it's on schedule. <br /> Chair Harris asked if there were any other items other than those mentioned above that would slow the <br /> project down. Mr. Wenger responded that there are some control components from one of the <br /> suppliers that would cause a delay for the motor control centers if it extends beyond August and it <br /> would push it to the critical path. We have met to identify strategies moving forward so that the <br /> schedule doesn't creep as a result. The supplier extended an assurance of not allowing a further delay <br /> on their part. <br /> Chair Harris asked if we were still on target to take flow January—April 2025. Mr.Wenger stated that is <br /> still an acceptable timing. <br /> Mr. Meader added clarification that the system can run without the mixing units. We can just install <br /> them when they arrive and shouldn't cause delay. <br /> Chair Harris asked for confirmation that there wouldn't be active bacteria introduced until there was <br /> actual flow. Mr.Wenger confirmed that was accurate. <br /> Ms.Sprout then asked for the total annual power consumption expected from the treatment facility. <br /> Mr. Wenger said there was a way to present it, but he would have to get back to the Commission after <br /> completing some research on the matter. <br /> Ms.Castenada asked for clarification on what point in the testing protocol before startup and service <br /> what point the bacteria gets introduced to the system. Mr. Wenger said the equipment will be <br /> connected and integrated as a system and then a clean water test is completed. Following that the <br /> active cultures for the treatment plant is brought in roughly 60 days or less after clean water test and <br /> comes before the final authorization from the State. <br /> 2. Town Manager Clean Water Goals and Discussion <br /> Chair Harris welcomed the Town Manager, Rodney Collins, and asked him to share his clean water goals. <br /> Mr.Collins began by thanking the Superintendent who worked with him on the clean water goals and <br /> with the unanimous support of the Select Board,they were approved and moved forward. Mr.Collins <br /> then reviewed and responded to questions regarding the clean water goals. He further stated that <br /> we're making progress and believes that generations to come will thank us for moving this forward in <br /> making a substantial difference to the community operationally and policy wise in addressing a pressing <br /> need. <br /> 3. Intermunicipal Agreement(IMA)Status(Michaels Colombo) <br /> Select Woman Michaela Colombo introduced the two Intermunicapal Agreements for Popponesset Bay <br /> and Waquoit Bay. She noted that the Popponesset IMA Group (Barnstable, Sandwich and Mashpee) <br /> 3 <br />