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MASHPEE TOWN HALL
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<br /> MINUTES OF' S Z PTEPE Z-H 22v 1982
<br /> Th e -f.-"O 11 owin embers of the Mas.hpee o s'erva.tion Commission. were resent for the
<br /> meeting: Dorothy. G. Studley, Chatrman, Pauline F. DeLory, vice C airrna , harles
<br /> xonart, Wayne 'cares and March ardano.
<br /> Minutes of Metr�
<br /> 'The .minutes of. August 4 and August 11, 1982 -were accepted by the Commission a.
<br /> ., The m—in tes of Sed Le ber 8, 11982 dere accepted wit'h the f 'lio iln correction
<br /> to be made on page 1 : to include Attorney Reardon being present. at the executive
<br /> session discussing the Flynn matter.
<br /> sion C nlrol - Kim Fath
<br /> {'. . Elizabeth O'Neil o i Path, 1'ia.sh-p e �e t �w�th -Ghe Co��:��;ass ion to ;�.�:.�� �off~ � �-- �
<br /> , -te da.t ion of preventative measures to control the erossicn of befach on ger prop-
<br /> er . :rs. ]. a i c: .bout the lace e ��t � recd s to protect ,Lh eras`a on. halm-
<br /> -er on Studley asked� .tho t the ��e �ht of t o rocs Mrs. �Ne l stated ��h,:f,t IL,hey
<br /> *could be about 4 f eet explaining that she had not had plaA) d awn p r�.��d ����. s l
<br /> gust rated t get the Board' feeling, ori the s subject. Ma�.ch asked LI st
<br /> . ie tried
<br /> r other measures? Mrs. O'Neilsaid , e *gid scooped s n rai w;a r :�'rol "-..L house
<br /> -.nd nted beach :noses and that there is beach grass rowin;c t1here currently. !'{:arch
<br /> Ejo' ed if she had fertilized the grass? Mrs. � ' ell "21 ied "nog' , v�iarc C �4��.t
<br /> s. 4 �. vegetation ����% could e fro e # favor onatural before ckMrs,
<br /> # e11 r e.`plied that she had tried bayberry. March ol.d her �'hat., s hLe tvtou yd. neesome-
<br /> denser,
<br /> ome-
<br /> de nse ', virs, 11.1'Neil. n.i d that she posted s ks but �t d-i'l t�n t stop, people _roln?
<br /> .1: the b 1h MI �. ` +. e t�1-e --5r S r i v,t i ce 1 a r L; 4rT
<br /> said that she had, but., to no avail Dorothy a ked when she- w,%u'1,,:,1 te play ni n
<br /> to o 6 e Fork? +{rs. ' Berl replied "no '", Dorothy co Dente ' hat o r #�T 'til ., o'� e
<br /> good- plan-1C.1-ng Lime. Mrs. O'Neil stated that her int-e?2 t-Lo s were to het she- rocks
<br /> S . ` .: ant over 1, em. Dorothy told Mrs. O'Neil that 'he o;Timis s io. would o
<br /> along with soy; f enc i g and hay. le .cel h d i -f the 'a!-'L 1 .tcon iui with
<br /> a t g 'and 'M the spring, planting should be dome again. All me bers present were
<br /> agreeable to the Chairpersonts suggestidn. March told `ir . O'l e-il t send a note to
<br /> rovin et.cgin for literature at the Center for Coastal studies. The secretoary was asked
<br /> o send a letter to Mrs. O'Neilas i olio - to Lee r c eeJ_s�.o ,,,
<br /> R. eq ues t for Determination
<br /> °rh Tavares� vares submitted a request for deter -inat,ion of repair of aR ll located o
<br /> apst in's Circle and owned by Joseph Spound, !H�e told* the c-�a.rd_ --here 1.-,ad ;peen
<br /> filing several Years ago Ln which the seawall was apprcv 'd. in reviewing the rt, revious
<br /> filing the oa,'rd determined that e needed t refile as the approval wasnot �.��e � r
<br /> � re to Wayne,
<br /> � eroer f �� foirepairand maintaining i the s eaway .
<br /> 0c wa.�j Bay Proposal
<br /> Attorney Kathleen Franklin met with the Co-mmissi,()n on of:' c ay Bayevelo-pmle.nt
<br /> % rp or=_to , t^ s. ..t opo . to poa.se undeveloped o � r rar a. `� .yes;
<br /> s piecificall , Lots 44 through 50 (now non as DegrasseiH fad) and. ILot. '1 and
<br /> -�; t ro gh on street now knower as �'la a:r�� �e ex';- a ed t t j' r tl-e :�! s t ��'t
<br /> -'--he area is wet-land and that the ton is L, KI ��; the ��:�o�e�'t�r � t :yes . : ��hat i--Lr
<br /> o mi sl- n does not -OUY- it, Mr. Vi cent porc.� llo :ray sell i ,o t��e lidiax� �o nsel or
<br /> a t other 'tax exempt or oran i zatlonA She further explained t'.ha:t. she does not thin Tie
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