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Town of Mashpee Conservation Commission <br /> 16 Great Neck Road North <br /> Mashpee, MA 02649 <br /> courses and scheduling two 200-level courses before the end of the year, which would enable <br /> her to achieve MACC certification. She also registered to attend the MACC fall meeting in <br /> Devens,MA noting there is a graduation ceremony associated with the program. <br /> Discussion <br /> • 89 Bluff Avenue issuance OOC <br /> o The Commission reviewed the draft order of conditions for 89 Bluff Avenue. The <br /> property had submitted a required waiver request, and all materials had been circulated <br /> for review. Commissioners discussed site-specific considerations, including flood <br /> dynamics and storm surge impacts. Observations noted differences in topography <br /> between Bluff Avenue and neighboring Wilson's Grove,with higher elevations at Bluff <br /> Avenue reducing potential flooding impacts. Conditions regarding cutouts and elevated <br /> slabs under the house were confirmed as complied with. <br /> MOTION: To issue the order of conditions for 89 Bluff Avenue. <br /> Motion by: Paul Colombo Seconded by: Sandi Godfrey <br /> Discussion: The Commission acknowledged the property's proximity to the coastal <br /> line and discussed potential storm surge effects. <br /> Vote: Motion passed by unanimous vote. <br /> (Steven Coop, Sandi Godfrey, Paul Colombo, Richard Sahl) <br /> Updates <br /> • Red Brook Road Culvert (Waquoit Bay Research Reserve— Grant Assistance) <br /> o Not discussed <br /> Updates <br /> • Upper Quashnet Restoration <br /> o Not discussed <br /> Updates <br /> • Bylaw Review Committee <br /> o Not Discussed <br /> Updates <br /> • Johns Pond and Santuit Pond Milfoil <br /> o An update was provided on water levels throughout the town's river systems and <br /> ponds, noting that most are extremely low. Observations included limited flow at <br /> John's Pond and impacts on the fish ladder due to insufficient water levels. <br /> Commissioners emphasized that no adjustments could be made to raise water levels, <br /> both to comply with regulatory limitations and to protect ongoing restoration efforts. <br /> They noted that additional rainfall would be required to restore normal conditions. <br />