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May 24, 2010
AGENDA
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
MONDAY, MAY 24, 2010


6:30 p.m. - Convene Meeting – Conference Room 1 – Mashpee Town Hall

MINUTES
Approval of the following:
        
        Monday, May 10, 2010 Regular Session

APPOINTMENTS & HEARINGS

6:30    Public Comment
6:40    Public Hearing – Application for Transfer of Annual Wine & Malt Package Store License –
        Sadiq, Corporation, Shakeel Mohammed Farooq, Proposed Manager, from Mashpee Mart, Inc., Mohammad Amin, Manager
6:50    Public Hearing – Shellfish Aquaculture License Renewal Request
6:55    Public Hearing – Mashpee Shellfish Regulations

COMMUNICATIONS & CORRESPONDENCE

  • Open Meeting Law – Deadline for Submission of Items for Selectmen’s Agenda
  • Reappointment of Boards & Committees – Draft #1
OLD BUSINESS

  • Recommendation for Appointment to Sewer Commission
NEW BUSINESS
        
  • Request of Mashpee Wampanoag Rod & Gun Club – One Day Permit – June 5, 2010
  • Request of Cape Cod Children’s Museum/ ALS Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. – One Day Permit – June 27, 2010
  • Request for Permission for BYOB – Mad Platter, Ralph Binder, Manager
  • Review & Execution of Order of Taking – Route 130 Bicycle Path
  • Recommendation for Award of Contract - Capital Needs Assessment
  • Recommendation for Bid Acceptance – Beach Concessions
  • Acceptance of County Fuel Bid
  • Board of Selectmen Liaison Assignments
  • Acceptance of Resignation – Historic District Commission
  • Acceptance of Resignation – George “Chuckie” Green, Jr. – All Boards & Committees
  • Appointment of Seasonal Employees - DPW
  • Habitat for Humanity – Regulatory Agreement
LIAISON REPORTS

EXECUTIVE SESSION

Board of Selectmen
Minutes
May 24, 2010

Present:        Selectman Cook, Selectman Cahalane, Selectman Richardson,
                Selectman Taylor, Selectman Sherman
                Town Manager Joyce Mason

                Meeting Called to Order by Chairman Cook at 6:30 p.m.
                Town Hall, Conference Room #1

                MINUTES:

                Monday, May 20, 2010 Regular Session:

Motion made by Selectman Cahalane to approve the Regular Session minutes of Monday, May 10, 2010 as presented.
Motion seconded by Selectman Richardson.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

APPOINTMENTS AND HEARINGS:

Public Comment:

Frank J. Lord, Historical Commission member was in attendance on behalf of the One Room Schoolhouse in costume recreating Mr. Charles Hammond, an 1850 schoolmaster.  Mr. Lord indicated he regularly meets with Mashpee students to discuss the history of the early school program which began at the historic One Room Schoolhouse.

Appreciation was given to the Town for its efforts to make the One Room Schoolhouse possible at the new site location adjacent to the Mashpee Archives.  The Selectmen were invited to attend the re-opening ceremony following the Veterans Day service on Memorial Day.  Fundraisers to support the schoolhouse include the sale to tee-shirts, DVD’s and notepads.  The Schoolhouse Committee is seeking additional support to assist with the construction of a period woodshed which will be located behind the present schoolhouse facility.

William Pocknett Chair of the Mashpee Wampanoag Elder Counsel indicated the Elder Counsel has gifted a Mashpee Wampanoag Flag to the Town of Mashpee that will be flown at the Mashpee Rotary at the Memorial Day ceremony at 1:00 p.m.  All Selectmen members were invited to attend the presentation.

It was noted the new flag pole project at the Mashpee Rotary was initiated by Charles Gasior a few years ago.  The project proposal included the American Flag, the State of Massachusetts Flag, and the Mashpee Wampanoag Flag.  The issuance of the Wampanoag Flag completes the two-phase project.

Motion made by Selectman Cahalane to sanction the Wampanoag Tribal Nation Flag to be flown at the Mashpee Rotary, and the formal presentation ceremony on Monday, May 31, 2010, Memorial Day at 1:00 p.m. at the Mashpee Rotary.
Motion seconded by Selectman Taylor.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

APPOINTMENTS AND HEARINGS:

Public Hearing – Application for Transfer of Annual Wine & Malt Package Store License – Sadiq, Corporation, Shakeel Mohammed Farooq, Proposed Manager, from Mashpee Mart, Inc., Mohammad Amin, Manager:

The Board of Selectmen opened the Public Hearing on the application of Sadiq Corporation, d/b/a Mashpee Mart, Shakeel Mohammed Farooq, Proposed Manager, for a transfer of Wine & Malt Package Store License from Mashpee Mart, Inc., Mohammad Amin Manager located at 44 Falmouth Road, Mashpee.

The Hearing notice was read aloud in accordance with posting requirements.  Shakeel Mohammed Farooq, Proposed Manager was in attendance with his representing counsel Attorney Thomas Souza.  Mr. Farooq is the sole shareholder and president of the corporation purchasing the Mashpee Mart.  Mr. Farooq was noted to have considerable experience in the sale of alcohol.  For the past ten years Mr. Farooq has served as manager of The Barn, 22 Falmouth Road, Mashpee.

The Selectmen opened the Hearing to solicit comment.  Being no comment, the Board motioned to close the Public Hearing.

Motion made by Selectman Richardson to close the Public Hearing.
Motion seconded by Selectman Taylor.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

                APPOINTMENTS AND HEARINGS:

Public Hearing – Application for Transfer of Annual Wine & Malt Package Store License – Sadiq, Corporation, Shakeel Mohammed Farooq, Proposed Manager, from Mashpee Mart, Inc., Mohammad Amin, Manager:

Motion made by Selectman Taylor to approve the application of Sadiq Corporation, d/b/a Mashpee Mart, Shakeel Mohammed Farooq as the new manager, and approve the transfer of the Wine & Malt Package Store License from Mashpee Mart, Inc., Mohammad Amin Manager as referenced.
Motion seconded by Selectman Richardson.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

NEW BUSINESS:

Request of Mashpee Wampanoag Rod & Gun Club – One Day Permit – June 5, 2010:

Courtenay Mills, Mashpee Rod & Gun Club was in attendance to request the Selectmen approve the use of their liquor license for 2010 on the date of Saturday, June 5, 2010.

Motion made by Selectman Cahalane to approve the Mashpee Wampanoag Rod & Gun Club Liquor License date of June 5, 2010 as requested.
Motion seconded by Selectman Taylor.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

                NEW BUSINESS:

Request of Cape Cod Children’s Museum/ALS Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. – One Day Permit – June 27, 2010:

The Selectmen were in receipt of a Special Events Application from the Cape Cod Children’s Museum and ALS Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. to hold a win-a-worker ladies luncheon and service auction fundraiser at SouthCape Village under a tent on Sunday, June 27, 2010 from 11:45 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.  The Selectmen were requested to support the application to include the sale of wine and champagne.

In accordance with ABCC regulations, no special licensee may sell any alcoholic beverage other than those purchased from a licensee under M.G.L. c. 138 ss. 18, 19, 19B or 19C.  To conform to ABCC requirements. a wholesaler will be providing the venue for the intended charitable function.

Motion made by Selectman Cahalane to approve the Special Events Application of the ALS Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. and the Cape Cod Children’s Museum on June 27, 2010 as referenced serving wine and champagne providing the licensee purchase the alcoholic beverage from a licensed wholesaler of alcoholic beverages.
Motion seconded by Selectman Taylor.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

                NEW BUSINESS:

                Request for Permission for BYOB – Mad Platter, Ralph Binder, Manager:

Correspondence was received from Ralph Binder of The Mad Platter dated May 6, 2010 requesting permission to allow B.Y.O.B. at his small eatery establishment.  It was noted the 8 table restaurant closes by 9:00 p.m. at the subject location 5 North Market Street, Mashpee.  Mr. Binder would like his patrons to enjoy a glass of wine or beer with dinner to increase business.  Mr. Binder was in attendance to discuss the request with members of the Board of Selectmen.

It was disclosed the Town of Mashpee presently does not have an ordinance to prohibit B.Y.O.B.  Therefore, there was no action required.  However, the Selectmen encouraged Mr. Binder to assume the additional insurance requirements for the sale of alcohol.

APPOINTMENTS AND HEARINGS:

Public Hearing – Shellfish Aquaculture License Renewal Request:

The Board of Selectmen opened the Public Hearing on the renewal of the shellfish aquaculture license to Mark Burtis for a one acre shellfish aquaculture area (grant) in Hamblin Pond.  The Hearing notice was read aloud to conform to posting requirements.  Mark Burtis was in attendance to discuss the license application with the Board of Selectmen.  Richard York, the Shellfish Constable was also present.

Mr. Burtis indicated he has grown shellfish successfully on the one acre site in Hamblin Pond for the past ten years.  The area is located 100 feet east of the salt marsh at Block 56 of Assessors Map 119.  

The Shellfish Constable indicated he is in favor of the license renewal.  There was one particular issue with respect to marker buoys that has been addressed with the applicant, and recommended for amendment in the Shellfish Aquaculture (Grant) Regulations as follows; The boundaries of licensed shellfish aquaculture areas shall be marked with yellow balls at least 15” in diameter labeled with the words: Shellfish Aquaculture” and the license number at least 2” tall.  Marker balls at the corners of the boundary shall be anchored with mushroom or pyramid anchors weighing at least 100 pounds.  The marker balls may be replaced by winter sticks with the same markings from December through March.

It was disclosed although the Shellfish Constable is in favor of the license renewal; the Waterways Commission has not met to approve the license renewal to date.  The license will expire at the end of the year.  Being no comment, the Board motioned to close the Public Hearing.

Motion made by Selectman Taylor to close the Public Hearing.
Motion seconded by Selectman Sherman.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

Motion made by Selectman Taylor to renew the Shellfish Aquaculture License to Mark Burtis for a one acre shellfish aquaculture area (grant) in Hamblin Pond subject to the Waterways Commission’s approval of the license renewal.
Motion seconded by Selectman Richardson.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none  

COMMUNICATION AND CORRESPONDENCE:

Open Meeting Law – Deadline for Submission of Items for Selectmen’s Agenda:

To conform to the requirements of the Open Meeting Law, Policy No. 19 relative to Inclusion of Material on the Agenda of the Board of Selectmen a revised policy was presented to the Selectmen for amendment.  It was noted the initial policy was adopted by the Board of Selectmen on June 26, 1989.

It was agreed the policy would be amended as follows; the deadline for placement of articles on the Selectmen’s agenda is Monday by 4:30 p.m.  In the event of a Monday holiday, the deadline for placement of articles on the Selectmen’s agenda will be the previous Friday by 4:30 p.m.  Effective July 1, 2010, additional late filed topics are not permitted to be incorporated into the agenda unless they are deemed emergency topics.

Motion made by Selectman Cahalane to amend and adopt Policy No 19, Inclusion of Material on the Agenda of the Board of Selectmen as referenced.
Motion seconded by Selectman Taylor.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

APPOINTMENTS AND HEARINGS:

Public Hearing – Mashpee Shellfish Regulations:

The Board of Selectmen opened the Public Hearing by reading the notice relative to the Proposed Shellfish Regulations for 2010 for clarification of wording and marking of shellfish aquaculture areas.

Richard York, the Shellfish Constable was in attendance to discuss his memorandum of May 17, 2010 relative to the amendments to Article III pertaining to, 11. and 17. with respect to Seed Shellfish, and Article IV relative to Shellfish Aquaculture (Grant) Regulations.

A brief discussion followed.  It was noted the Town of Mashpee presently has 5 shellfish grant licenses.  All licensees are aware of the revised regulations.  It was noted the Waterways Commission has not met to review the proposed Shellfish Regulations to date.

Being no comment, the Board motioned to close the Public Hearing.

Motion made by Selectman Taylor to close the Public Hearing.
Motion seconded by Selectman Sherman.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

Upon discussion, the Selectmen agreed to amend the effective date of the regulations from June 1, 2010 to June 15, 2010.

Motion made by Selectman Taylor to approved the Proposed Shellfish Regulations for 2010 effective June 15, 2010.
Motion seconded by Selectman Sherman.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

                COMMUNICATIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE:

                Reappointment of Boards & Committees – Draft #1:

The Board of Selectmen reviewed Draft #1 of the Annual Reappointment List dated May 20, 2010.  The topic will be placed on the next Selectmen’s agenda for additional review.

NEW BUSINESS:

Acceptance of Resignation – George “Chuckie” Green, Jr. – All Boards & Committee:

Selectman Taylor read aloud communication received from George Green dated May 14, 2010 relative to his resignation;

Dear Honorable Members,

        It has been an honor and a pleasure to serve the town for the past 38 years but the time has come for me to move on, my grandchildren and the Natural Resources Department are now my priority.  This letter is to notify the board that I am resigning from all boards and committees of the Town of Mashpee as of this date.  I will truly miss working with all of you and all of the people that I have come to know during my time with the town.

        Respectfully yours,

        George “Chuckie” Green

Motion made by Selectman Cahalane to accept with regrets the resignation of George “Chuckie” Green.
Motion seconded by Selectman Richardson.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

It was agreed the Selectmen would remit a letter to Mr. Green thanking him for his dedicated service to the Town of Mashpee.

                COMMUNICATIONS AND CORRESPONDENCE:

                Town Election Ballot Question:

Regarding the non-binding question which appeared on the May 2010 Election ballot asking the following: Shall the Town limit the purpose for which the Stabilization Fund may be appropriated to extraordinary and unanticipated expenses of the Town, including funding of unanticipated capital needs, it was disclosed that 589 residents voted in favor, 283 were opposed, and 209 ballots were left blank.

Appointment of Seasonal Employee’s – DPW:

Motion made by Selectman Taylor to place the above topic on the Selectmen’s agenda.
Motion seconded by Selectman Sherman.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

Discussion followed regarding the Department of Public Works and the present staffing needs.  As a result, the Selectmen were requested to consider hiring two seasonal employees.  It was noted that one DPW employee is presently on medical leave for at least 8 weeks, and one employee has recently retired.  Temporary staffing limits unemployment benefits and would greatly assist the department during the peak activity of summer months.

Motion made by Selectmen Taylor to approve the hiring of 2 temporary seasonal employee’s to the DPW.
Motion seconded by Selectman Sherman.
VOTE:  4-1.  Motion carries.
Selectman Cahalane opposed.

                Roll Call Vote:
                        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, no
                        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
                        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, 1

                Library Staffing:

At the last meeting, the Board of Selectmen met with the Library Board of Trustees to discuss staffing needs at the new Mashpee Public Library.  The Town Manager updated the Selectmen with regards to this matter.  As of July 1st, a trained seasonal employee is anticipated to be employed independently by the Friends of the Mashpee Library.  In the event the Library Board of Trustees approves the hiring, and if it is within the employees’ schedule, the individual may be able to begin employment as early as June 1st.

Road Conversion – Preliminary Report:

Timberland Shores, Algonquin Avenue and Cape Drive were recommended by the Road Conversion subcommittee for conversion to public ways due to the poor road conditions.  To date, a postcard mailing relative to the conversion process is being submitted to the three referenced neighborhoods.  It was suggested the full Board of Selectmen hold a public forum to further review this matter with the recommended subdivisions at the end of June.  Approximately two hundred citizens are anticipated to attend.  The matter will be further reviewed in detail at the next Selectmen’s Meeting.

OLD BUSINESS:

Recommendation for Appointment to the Sewer Commission:

Candidates to serve on the Sewer Commission representing Precinct 5 were interviewed by the Selectmen at their last meeting.  The Selectmen met with Mark Davini and Joseph Lyons and agreed that each candidate was well qualified for the position.  Upon continued discussion, the Selectmen voted as follows;

Motion made by Selectman Cahalane to appoint Joseph Lyons to the Sewer Commission representing Precinct 5.
Motion seconded by Selectman Richardson.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

Review & Execution of Order of Taking – Route 130 Bicycle Path:

The Selectmen with great pride voted to approve the Order of Taking for easements for the Route 130 Bikepath in and over land located along Route 130, Main Street from Heritage Park to Pickerel Cove Road.

Motion made by Selectman Cahalane to approve and execute the Order of Taking for the Route 130 Bikepath as referenced.
Motion seconded by Selectman Taylor.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

Recommendation for Award of Contract – Capital Needs Assessment:

The Planning & Construction Committee voted at their May 11th meeting to recommend the award of a contract for the completion of a Capital Needs Assessment for various Town buildings to Pomroy Associates for the sum of $65,000.  Funding for the project was approved at the May 2009 Annual Town Meeting ($60,000).  The additional funding ($5,000) will derive from the FY2010 Building and Grounds Expense Budget.  The Capital Needs Assessment was also a recommendation of the Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Committee.

It was disclosed the RFP is based on the qualifications the Town of Mashpee will seek additional grant funding through the Green Communities Program for energy efficient projects.

Motion made by Selectman Taylor to award the Capital Needs Assessment bid to Pomroy Associates for the sum of $65,000 as referenced.
Motions seconded by Selectman Sherman.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

NEW BUSINESS:

Recommendation for Bid Acceptance – Beach Concessions:

Upon review of the bids received for the provision of food & soft drink concession for the Town beaches, including Attaquin Park, Johns Pond Park and South Cape Beach, Surfside Catering had the highest bid, meeting all of the specifications.

Motion made by Selectman Cahalane to accept the bid from Surfside Catering for Beach Concessions in the amount of $3010 for FY2010.
Motion seconded by Selectman Taylor.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

Acceptance of County Fuel Bid:

The Selectmen were requested to award the bid for the Supply and Delivery of Gasoline and Diesel Fuel for Barnstable County.  Peterson’s Oil Service was recommended by the DPW Director for approval.

Motion made by Selectman Cahalane to award the County Fuel Bid to Peterson’s Oil Service as recommended.
Motion seconded by Selectman Richardson.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

NEW BUSINESS:

Board of Selectmen Liaison Assignments:

The Selectmen were in support of the updated list of Selectmen Liaison Assignments for 2010 – 2011.

Acceptance of Resignation – Historic District Commission:

Correspondence was received from Wayne Picard dated April 28, 2010 resigning from the Mashpee Historic District as the architectural representative.

Motion made by Selectman Richardson to accept the resignation of Wayne Picard from the Historic District Commission with regret.
Motion seconded by Selectman Cahalane.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

LIAISON REPORTS:

It was reported the School Committee at their last meeting made no discussion with respect to the FY2011 budget.  The budget therefore will not be timely placed in MUNIS format, a mandate of the Town Charter.

NEW BUSINESS:

Habitat for Humanity – Regulatory Agreement:

Motion made by Selectman Taylor to place the above topic on the Selectmen’s agenda.
Motion seconded by Selectman Richardson.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

The Selectmen were in receipt of communication from Don Dickinson of Habitat for Humanity dated May 21, 2010 relative to the Regulatory Agreement for the three homes Habitat will be building in Mashpee.

To allow the start of construction next month, DHCD has agreed to revise the language in the Regulatory Agreement that “all units will be sold with an affordable deed restriction acceptable to the parties” in place prior to the sale of the units.  The Selectmen were asked if they are in agreement with the revision.

Motion made by Selectman Taylor to approve the Regulatory Agreement as revised.
Motion seconded by Selectman Richardson.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none

Adjournment:

Motion made by Selectman Taylor to adjourn at 7:33 p.m.  The Board will enter into Executive Session at this time for the purpose of discussing pending litigation.  The Board will not reconvene in Open Session.
Motion seconded by Selectman Sherman.
VOTE:  Unanimous.  5-0.

Roll Call Vote:
        Selectman Cook, yes             Selectman Cahalane, yes
        Selectman Richardson, yes       Selectman Taylor, yes
        Selectman Sherman, yes  Opposed, none


Respectfully submitted,

Kathleen M. Soares
Secretary to the Board of Selectmen