Hull Board of Selectmen
Minutes
March 1, 2005
The meeting of the Hull Board of Selectmen was called to order on Tuesday evening, March 1, 2005 at 8:04 pm ar the Hull Municipal Building, 253 Atlantic Avenue, Hull, Massachusetts.
Present: John Reilly, Chairman; Gerard McLaughlin, Vice Chairman; Christopher Olivieri, Clerk, Leonard Hersch and Joan Meschino, Members. Also present were: Christopher McCabe, Town Manager and James Lampke, Town Counsel.
A moment of silence was observed on the passing of David Berman, former Member and Chairman of the Board of Selectmen; and for Earl Nugent, a retired Firefighter, and Civil Defense Director.
MINUTES
MOVED-Olivieri: To approve the minutes of February 1, 2005 as presented
SECOND-McLaughlin
VOTE: Unanimous in favor
MOVED-Olivieri: To approve the minutes of the emergency session January 22, 2005 as presented
SECOND-McLaughlin
VOTE: Unanimous in favor
7:30 pm David Clinton – re: Green Building Lease Extension (Postponed)
LICENSES
Unanimously approved a one day all alcoholic license for March 12, 2005 from 7:00 pm to 1:00 am for Knights of Columbus, 440 Nantasket Avenue, on a motion by McLaughlin, seconded by Olivieri.
Unanimously approved a lodging house license renewal to Marston Inn, Philip Bellone, Mgr. 8 Hillside Road, subject to passing all inspectional services, on a motion by Olivieri, seconded by Meschino.
Unanimously approved a Class II auto sales license renewal to James M. DiNapoli dba Luxury Auto Sales, 36 J Street on a motion by Olivieri, seconded by Meschino.
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TOWN MANAGER
Residents of Cadish Avenue, Sheila Russell and Cathy Mullaney were present for the update by McCabe of the Cadish Avenue seawall reconstruction. Reilly recused himself because he is a resident in that area between K and M Streets. McLaughlin chaired the discussion.
McCabe said that he has priced the construction of an 80’ revetment at $62,500 for emergency work, $19,216 for engineering services, and for the permanent stone revetment of 400’ a total of $336,200 including engineering fees of $24,200. He said the good new is that he believes that both Keystone Gas and Aquarion Water may share part of the expense as they will need to move their pipes.
Since a portion of Cadish is not delineated, McCabe suggested turning that portion over to the homeowners. Reporter Steve Martin suggested building a walkway so that residents would know the land was not private.
The two residents present asked some questions that were answered by McCabe or Board Members.
Reilly returned as Chairman.
MOVED-McLaughlin: To go into executive session to discuss non-union employee and strategy in litigation and not to reconvene.
SECOND-Olivieri
ROLL CALL VOTE: Aye, Meschino; Aye, McLaughlin; Aye, Reilly; Aye, Olivieri; Aye, Hersch
The meeting moved into executive session at 8:44 pm and thereafter adjourned.
APRIL 12, 2005
APPROVED
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