The Shellfish Commission approved a new relay of clams proposed for the area around Gull Rock. Matthew Bowden presented a water sampling update on how the town tracks Adverse Pollution Condition areas.
Madison Shellfish Commission approved a Hydrosport watercraft acquisition and signage upgrade on August 20. The commission voted to take ownership of a 17-foot Hydrosport watercraft from Parks and Recreation and approved budget and work to begin operations.
Shellfish Commission coordinated planning for a community clam dig. Four members attended the June 18 meeting: David Leventhal, Walter Eichler, Kevin Clark, and Amy Slawson-Fortin. Matthew Bowden was absent.
The Shellfish Commission approved two coastal projects at its May 21 meeting in Madison. Chair Matthew Bowden presided as the commission unanimously voted to pursue a Living Reef Project at Seaview Beach, funded by the Madison Foundation and brought forward by Commissioner Margaret Walz-Newcomb.
The Shellfish Commission began planning a Community Clam Dig tentatively scheduled for June 20 at 9:57 AM low tide.
The Madison Shellfish Commission discussed planning for a June 20 community clam dig at its March 19 meeting.
Madison Shellfish Commission approved a $14,000 dock replacement and two real estate consultations at its February meeting. Chair Matthew Bowden led the session where the commission approved the dock motion.
The Shellfish Commission voted unanimously to close the surf club area from November through March. Chair Matthew Bowden reported the commission will conduct water sampling in January and update its Water Sampling Standard Operating Procedure.
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