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Town of Mashpee 2016 Annual Report The theme of the 2016 Annual Report is shellfish, and its role as a recreational activity, a commercial endeavor, and a means of reducing nitrogen in the Town’s waterways. The Mashpee Comprehensive Watershed Nitrogen Management Plan was the first to be approved by the EPA, with shellfish as a major component of water quality restoration. The plan is to increase shellfish populations to filter algae from blooms and remove nitrogen. This could lead to significant savings in costs associated with the wastewater management component of the plan. We also want to dedicate this year’s report to all of the groups and individuals who are involved with shellfish in the Town, including families and commercial harvesters, shellfish farmers, consumers, Town staff, Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe staff and the many volunteers. Everyone working to propagate shellfish for harvest is directly contributing to the Town’s efforts to restore water quality. As you will see in the photos scattered throughout this report, shellfishing is a fun activity that is enjoyed by residents of all ages. Shellfish are also a high-quality, nutritious, locally produced food, and Mashpee is privileged to have this resource so readily available to us. One Hundred and Forty-Fourth ANNUAL REPORT of the TOWN OFFICERS of the Town of MASHPEE MASSACHUSETTS for the year 2016 Index Americans with Disabilities Act Committee . 29 Sealer of Weights and Measures. 95 Assessing, Director of. 30 Selectmen, Board of . 9 Assessors. 31 Sewer Commission . 158 Assessors, Water District . 32 South Cape Beach State Park Advisory Committee . 160 Boards/Committees. 4 Telephone Numbers . Inside Back Cover Building Department. 93 Town Accountant . 11 Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority . 98 Debt Schedule. 11 Cape Light Compact . 96 Balance Sheet . 12 Citizen Interest Form . 168 Revenue Ledger . 15 Community Preservation Committee . 98 Expense Ledger . 17 Conservation Commission . 100 Town Clerk Council on Aging . 102 Births, Deaths, Marriages. 40 Cultural Council . 104 May Special Town Meeting . 41 Finance Committee . 105 May Annual Town Meeting . 48 Fire & Rescue Department . 106 Omnibus Article . 49 Health, Board of . 107 October Annual Town Meeting . 64 Historical Commission . 109 Election Results: Historic District Commission . 111 Presidential Primary . 82 Housing Authority. 111 Annual Town Election . 86 Human Resources . 114 State Primary . 87 Human Services Department . 115 Presidential Election. 91 Mashpee Public Library . 117 Town Counsel . 161 Natural Resources . 121 Town Officers . 4 Planning Department . 122 Treasurer/Collector . 25 Police Chief. 125 Veterans’ Services Department . 163 Public Works. 127 Waterways Commission . 164 Recreation Department . 129 Zoning Board of Appeals . 164 Employee Salaries. 33 School Department . 131 Printed on recycled paper (30% post consumer) by J & R Graphics, Inc. 155 Webster St, Hanover – 781-871-7577 3 Town Officers 2016 - Elected Officials Town Moderator Appointments Term Expires Term Expires Deputy Town Moderator Library Trustees Edward H. Larkin . 2019 Carlo W. D’Este. 2017 Kate E. Milde. 2017 Finance Committee Mark L. Wright . 2017 Oskar H. Klenert . 2017 Joan F. Lyons . 2018 Sylvester Ryan . 2017 Allen R. Waters . 2018 Michael Richardson . 2018 Mary J. LeClair . 2019 Theresa M. Cook (resigned) . 2018 Marcia MacInnis (resigned). 2019 Andrew McKelvey. 2018 Christopher J. Avis. 2019 Housing Authority David J. DelPonte . 2019 Kevin M. Shackett . 2017 Jeffrey C. Pettengill . 2019 Richard E. Halpern . 2018 Jill E. Allen . 2019 Board of Selectmen Appointed Melissa H. Phillips. 2020 Boards and Committees Francis T. Laporte, State Appointment Affirmative Action Committee Moderator Katherine Brown . June 30, 2017 Jeremy M. Carter . 2019 Carol Sherman . Selectmen Liaison Affordable Housing Committee Planning Board Berkeley Johnson, Jr.. June 30, 2017 Joseph P. Cummings . 2017 Walter Abbott, Jr.. June 30, 2017 Mary Elaine Waygan . 2018 Alan Isbitz . June 30, 2017 Dennis H. Balzarini . 2018 Marie A. Stone . June 30, 2017 David A. Kooharian. 2019 Bruce E. Willard . June 30, 2017 David Weeden . 2019 Thomas O’Hara . Selectmen Liaison Planning Board (Associate Member) Affordable Housing Trust Robert W. Hansen . 2018 Andrew Gottlieb . June 30, 2017 John Cahalane . June 30, 2017 School Committee Thomas O’Hara . June 30, 2017 Scott P. McGee. 2017 John Cotton . June 30, 2017 Christopher C. Santos, Sr. 2017 Carol Sherman. June 30, 2017 Geoffrey A. Gorman . 2018 Vacancy . June 30, 2017 George Carl Schmidt, III . 2018 Richard Halpern . June 30, 2017 Don D. Myers . 2019 Oskar Klenert . June 30, 2017 Allan Isbitz . June 30, 2017 Selectmen John J. Cahalane . 2017 Americans with Disabilities Act Committee Andrew R. Gottlieb . 2017 Kim Landry . June 30, 2017 John J. Cotton . 2018 Patricia Parolski. June 30, 2017 Thomas F. O’Hara . 2018 Beverly Wooldridge. June 30, 2017 Carol A. Sherman . 2019 Robert Wooldridge . June 30, 2017 Michael Mendoza . June 30, 2017 Town Clerk Michele Brady . June 30, 2017 Deborah F. Dami . 2017 Sidney Davis . June 30, 2017 John Cotton . Selectmen Liaison 4 Appeals Board (Subdivision ZBA) Cape Cod Water Collaborative Catherine Laurent . June 30, 2017 Tom Fudala . June 30, 2017 Dennis Balzarini . June 30, 2018 Ron Bonvie . June 30, 2017 Cape Light Compact Representative Andrew Gottlieb . June 30, 2017 Appeals, Zoning Board of Domingo DeBarros . June 30, 2018 Cemetery Commission Jonathan Furbush. June 30, 2019 Michael Scirpoli . June 30, 2019 William Blaisdell. June 30, 2018 Ernest Virgilio . June 30, 2017 Ron Bonvie . June 30, 2017 Charles Hinckley . June 30, 2018 Scott Goldstein . June 30, 2018 Norman Gould. June 30, 2018 Community Advisory Council (CAC) Bradford Pittsley . June 30, 2018 of the Environmental Management Commission Carol Sherman.
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