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departments, Boards,three adjacent towns and five representatives for each precinct. A number of <br /> unofficial participants also receive emails about the work of the Sewer Commission. <br /> Barnstable-Ken Malloy, Dale Saad <br /> Sandwich-David Mason,Paul Tilton <br /> Falmouth-Jerry Potamis, Airy Lowell <br /> Waterways Commission-Mr. Fudala will request a representative to replace Paul Lunson <br /> Board of Health-Burton Kaplan <br /> Shellfish Commission-Perry Ellis,Harbormaster <br /> Conservation Commission-Andrew McManus, Conservation Agent <br /> Historical Commission-Lee Gurney <br /> Tribal Council-Mr. Fudala will request a representative <br /> Chamber of Commerce-A new representative is being solicited <br /> Environmental Coalition-Beverly Kane <br /> Precincts-1)Requested replacement from Board of Selectmen; 2)Ed Baker; 3)Evelyn <br /> Bushenfeld; 4) Chuck Green; 5) Requested replacement from Board of Selectmen <br /> Status of Discussions with Mashpee Water District, Selectmen and FinCom: <br /> Mr. Berrelli was not in attendance to discuss the Sewer Finance Sub-Committee meeting. <br /> Discussion of Town Meeting Article to Expand Sewer Commission: <br /> The Chair reported that a Town Meeting Warrant Article expanded the Sewer Commission,which was <br /> expected to be 5 members but changed to 7 members. Members will be added from the Board of <br /> Selectmen,Finance Committee,Board of Health and the Mashpee Water District Commission. The <br /> Sewer Commission was never consulted regarding the Warrant Article and Commissioners expressed <br /> frustration at not being contacted after so many years of working on the issue. <br /> October Town Meeting Warrant Article for Renewal of MEP Waquoit Bay Study: <br /> The three year study is being funded jointly with Falmouth. The contract has been adjusted by the <br /> State, extending the completion date from April 2009 to June 2010 because it is an Appropriation <br /> Article which requires renewal every three years. <br /> CCWPC.Items: <br /> No updates. <br /> New Developments/Existing Development Requiring Wastewater Treatment Plants: <br /> The Route 151/Old Barnstable Road property has returned to the market. No new information is <br /> available. <br /> Mashpee Village has expressed their preference to install their own treatment plant and discharge <br /> permit. According to Kevin Olson, a Mashpee Village engineer, discussions with Southport failed <br /> because the developers would not agree to an inspection of the treatment plant. The Chair questioned <br /> whether or not Mashpee Village would consider linking to the high school treatment plant and a <br /> meeting will be scheduled to discuss the possibility further. <br /> 2 <br />