MINUTES OF MEETING OF SELECTMEN/SEWER COMMISSIONERS
Date of Meeting: May 3, 2005
Date of Transcription: May 4, 2005
Transcribed by: Kelly Barrasso
I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER
Selectman Sauvageau called the meeting to order at 7:00 P.M.
A. Roll Call
Selectmen Present: Bruce Sauvageau, Chairman Pro Tem
Mary Jane Pillsbury, Clerk Pro Tem
Renee Fernandes-Abbott
Cindy Parola
Brenda Eckstrom
Present: Michael Hartman, Town Administrator
B. Reorganization of the Board
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved to nominate Selectman Sauvageau as Chairman of the Board of Selectmen. Selectman Parola seconded for discussion.
NOTE: Selectman Fernandes-Abbott stated based on the last two elections, she feels there is a message being sent by the community to the Board that the community doesn’t agree w/ the direction the Board is going in. She discussed what the Board has tried to do w/ issues, such as growth, taxes, etc. She stated the community is looking for the results of the Board’s work the past five years.
Selectman Fernandes-Abbott discussed the qualities the chairman of the board should possess and this is why she feels Selectman Pillsbury should be nominated Chairman.
VOTE: (4-1-0)
Selectman Fernandes-Abbott abstained
MOTION: Selectman Parola moved to nominate Selectman Pillsbury as Clerk of the Board of Selectmen. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
II. CITIZENS PARTICIPATION
Present before the Board: Michelle Fitzgerald
Phillip Miles
Ms. Fitzgerald stated last year, homes went up behind her home. She stated the developer that built the homes had clear-cut the area where he wasn’t supposed to & was given a slap on the wrist by the Town. She stated currently, the developer’s landscape plan has not been followed through. He stated plants he has planted have died.
Ms. Fitzgerald expressed her concerns w/ flooding in her home due to this development. She stated the developer has a bond & she asked that money be taken from this bond to remedy her situation.
Selectman Parola stated she discussed this matter w/ Mr. Gricus, Town Planner & GAF who represents the developer. She stated GAF told her the landscaping would be addressed. She added that the Planning Board is currently discussing a cease & desist order on the development property.
Ms. Fitzgerald submitted pictures to the Board re: the flooding. Discussion ensued re: the detention basin that continuously overflows & flooding that is occurring in the new homes.
Ms. Fitzgerald stated she has received an estimate of $4,500 to fix her problem, but she doesn’t have this money to pay. She expressed concern re: mold & bacteria due to the flooding. She feels a message needs to be sent to the developer. She added that this same developer has just clear-cut another property on Gault Rd. against an order not to do this.
Chairman Sauvageau stated he understands Ms. Fitzgerald’s frustration. He asked what discussion’s she has had w/ the developer. Ms. Fitzgerald stated that she has had verbal discussions w/ the developer who has told her that it is not his problem.
Selectman Parola stated when Ms. Fitzgerald contacted her previously; she (Selectman Parola) in turn contacted Mr. Gricus & David Pichette, Conservation Agent to look into this matter. She expressed concern: the Conservation Commission not having easy access to the property either by the property owners themselves or the developer’s employees. Chairman Sauvageau stated designated employees of the Town should be able to access a property if it is business related. He stated the community’s health & welfare are of importance & Town officials/designated Town employees should be allowed to investigate problems.
Ms. Fitzgerald expressed safety concerns: the large body of water in her back yard because she has a very young child.
Selectman Parola expressed concern re: other health issues w/ a standing body of water.
Chairman Sauvageau stated a letter could be written to the developer re: safety & inspections. The Administrator stated there is a legal process to be followed w/ re: to inspectors. Selectman Parola stated there is an Order of Inspections on this property & the inspectors are having problems accessing the area. The Administrator stated if the inspectors cannot access the property, the matter could be pursued legally. He added that a resident of Town doesn’t have title to any bond money. He stated part of this matter is legal. He stated legally the developer has eight years to finish the project after the Planning Board issues the permit.
Mr. Miles stated many of the issues that are being seen now were discussed in the past at pertinent board meetings before the project was ever started, as well as after the area had been clear-cut. He stated now, all their worst fears are coming true. He feels these issues should have been addressed prior. He asked how this could happen & why a developer who has violated conditions in the past is now violating conditions on another project on Gault Rd. Selectman Pillsbury stated once an act is done (on a holiday weekend), it is done. She stated all the Town can do is take action.
Mr. Miles expressed concern re: Gault Rd. residents coming before the Board in a year or two for problems that will arise. Chairman Sauvageau stated the responsibility lies w/ the developer. He stated the Town’s boards have legal obligations to make complaints & enforce regulations. He feels that Ms. Fitzgerald needs counsel, which can be sought on a contingency basis. He stated the Town’s position is to exercise the process due to this being an enforcement issue. He stated the Board would pursue this matter w/ the appropriate boards to make sure the issue is addressed.
Ms. Fitzgerald feels this developer should be run out of Town for clear-cutting property two times. Mr. Miles stated the developer is licensed to do what he is doing, but he feels the Building Inspector should look into this license & report the developer to the State. The Administrator stated the State licensing board should be contacted re: any building code violations.
Selectman Eckstrom stated she has looked into the Town’s By-laws re: clear-cutting. She feels the Board can make a stiff fine if a developer does something like what has been discussed.
Chairman Sauvageau stated, w/ re: to developments, the State promulgates regulations that the towns adopt. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott stated the Planning Board could address this issue through their rules & regulations. She stated the language w/in these rules & regulations relative to this matter.
NOTE: Present before the Board: Anthi Frangiadis, Wareham Village Association
Ms. Frangiadis discussed the Swan Festival, is scheduled for 6/18/05 w/ a rain date of 6/19/05. She stated the Wareham Village Association is working on the application packet. She gave a brief overview of the event & changes from last year. She stated one important change would be to request that Main St. be closed from the Tobey Homestead to the fire station. She stated the Association wishes to hold more of the festival on Main St. instead of Merchant’s Way to promote the businesses on Main St. which was the purpose of the Swan Festival to begin with. She stated the Association is looking for ideas & input.
NOTE: The meeting proceeded w/ item V. Licenses & Permits – A. Hearing – Application for a Class II License currently held by Fonzie’s Specialty Auto, by Auto Spirit, Inc. d/b/a Auto Spirit II, 3070 Cranberry Highway, East Wareham, under the provisions of MA General Laws c. 140.
MOTION: Selectman Fernandes-Abbott moved to open the hearing. Selectman Pillsbury seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
Present before the Board: Mary Wouters-Tirrell
Russell Frayre
Mr. Frayre stated his business is Auto Spirit, Inc. & he would be taking over the license of Fonzie’s Specialty Auto. He stated he would conduct the same business that is operating now, only under a different name. He stated Fonzie’s Specialty Auto will no longer hold the license & he will be leasing the property/lot. He stated his intention is to sell hot rods & classic cars. He added that he operates a similar business in Hyannis.
Selectman Parola asked if bonding issues changed again for Class II licenses. Mr. Frayre stated he has a bond & he submitted it to the Board as well as the green return receipts.
Chairman Sauvageau indicated there is employee parking at the lot presently. He asked if this would be maintained. Mr. Frayre stated, “yes”. He added that no vehicles would be serviced at this site.
No one spoke for or against this application.
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved to close the hearing. Selectman Parola seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board approve the application of Auto Spirit, Inc. d/b/a Auto Spirit II, 3070 Cranberry Highway, East Wareham for a Class II License, under the MA General Laws c. 140. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
B. Hearing – Application for an Annual Common Victualer’s All Alcoholic Beverages License by MG & GM, Inc. d/b/a Onset Bay Blues Café, Grant McConnell, Manager, 2 West Central Ave., Onset, under the provisions of MA General Laws c. 138.
MOTION: Selectman Parola moved to open the hearing. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
Present before the Board: Grant McConnell
The Board reviewed the checklist of items required for this application.
Mr. McConnell provided the Board w/ a packet of information on his business. He also submitted a petition of over 800 customers that are in support of this application.
Mr. McConnell stated that his business has had an exemplary record w/ police & he would like to be considered for this full year license. He stated the parking issue arose previously & he has never had problems w/ parking as he knows.
Mr. McConnell discussed his establishment’s menu. He discussed what standards the Board should review on a whole for this application.
Present before the Board: Larry Mace
Mr. Mace stated he lives near the café & has been appreciative of Mr. McConnell’s efforts on managing noise. He stated that the customers have been very respectful. He feels this establishment is good for the community.
Present before the Board: Bill Miller
Mr. Miller stated he is a resident (Onset) & an employee of the establishment. He stated the café is unlike any other establishment in the immediate area. He stated that the atmosphere, musicians, & customers are an eclectic group. He stated a lot of money is spent on advertising, which in turn brings a tremendous amount of value to the Town because any advertising begins w/ Onset Bay. He discussed the establishment’s website that links to the Town of Wareham & community businesses. He added that no other business has survived at this location. He discussed the hardship at competitors getting this establishment’s customers for 10 weeks out of the year because this establishment doesn’t have a year round license.
No one spoke against the application.
Mr. McConnell added that many customers are from out-of-town & bring business to the Town.
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved to close the hearing. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
The Board concurred to take this application under advisement. Discussion ensued re: the Home Rule petition in the State legislature re: the Town’s request for five additional liquor licenses & what the status is.
NOTE: The meeting proceeded w/ item IV. Town Administrator’s Report.
1. Sippican Trust/Rochester. The Administrator has prepared a draft letter to share w/ the Board for the Board’s review.
2. Bid Delay – Rose Point Sewer. The bid opening for the Rose Point Sewer project scheduled for today has been delayed for two weeks at the request of DEP. The reason for the delay is that DEP has not yet completed their review of the design & they want to see the complete SRF application, which is currently in the works at CDM.
NOTE: The meeting proceeded w/ item V. Licenses & Permits – C. Application for use of Town Roads for the 4th Annual “Foundation Fifty-Five Bicycle Ride” sponsored by the Dick Melloni Youth Foundation scheduled for Sunday, September 18, 2005 beginning at 7:00 A.M. & ending at 3:00 P.M.
Present before the Board: Kim Melloni
John Shive
Ms. Melloni stated the race & seating will be the same as last year and doesn’t involve the Dummy Bridge that is under construction. She discussed the route & stated that the Certificate of Insurance has been waived.
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board approve the application for use of Town roads for the 4th Annual “Foundation Fifty-Five Bicycle Ride” sponsored by the Dick Melloni Foundation scheduled for Sunday, September 18, 2005 beginning at 7:00 A.M. & ending at 3:00 P.M. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
III. CONSENT AGENDA
A. Authorization to sign bills, documents, etc.
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board approve invoice #80200397/32 from Camp, Dresser & McKee in the amount of $18,373.91 re: engineering service to provide construction & O&M services for the Wareham WPCF Upgrade resident project. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board approve invoice #80200398/47 from Camp, Dresser & McKee in the amount of $19,045.07 re: engineering services to provide construction & O&M services for the Wareham WPCF Upgrade project basic services portion of bidding. Selectman Parola seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board approve invoice #80200701/17 from Camp, Dresser & McKee in the amount of $6,706.78 re: engineering services for the design of gravity sewer, pumping stations, force mains, & pressure sewers for Rose Point, Briarwood Beach, & Beaver Dam Estates areas. Selectman Parola seconded for discussion.
NOTE: Discussion ensued re: the balance remaining of $0.15.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board approve invoice #80200396/14 from Camp, Dresser & McKee in the amount of $14,982.96 re: engineering services for the bidding, permitting, & construction services for the Weweantic Shores Sewer project. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
B. Vote of Board – Certifying proceeds of borrowing.
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved, as Clerk of the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Wareham, MA, certified that at a meeting of the Board held on 5/3/05, of which meeting all members of the Board were duly notified & at which a quorum was present, the following votes was unanimously passed, all of which appears upon the official record of the Board in her custody: and further; that the Board vote that the maximum useful life of the departmental equipment listed below to be financed w/ the proceeds of the borrowing amounts authorized by the votes of the Town listed below is hereby determined pursuant to General Law c.44, §7(9) to be as follows:
VOTE PURPOSE BORROWING MAXIMUM
AMOUNT USEFUL LIFE
10/21/02 (Article 3) 4 Marked Police Cruisers, 1 un- $190,289 10 years
Marked Cruiser & 1 All Wheel Drive
Supervisor Vehicle
10/21/02 (Article 3) 1 77-Passenger School Buses & $105,000 10 years
1 used Truck
10/21/02 (Article 3) New Town Hall Communications $83,000 10 years
System
10/21/02 (Article 3) 2 New EMS Defibrillators $44,000 10 years
10/28/03 (Article 4) Municipal Maintenance Snow $147,632 10 years
Plow/Sander
10/28/03 (Article 4) Municipal Maintenance Tractor $80,000 10 years
10/25/04 (Article 3) 3 Municipal Maintenance 1 Ton $126,486 10 years
Pick up Trucks
10/25/04 (Article 3) 2 Municipal Maintenance Dump $168,000 10 years
Truck Chassis
10/25/04 (Article 3) 2 Municipal Maintenance Dump $76,920 10 years
Truck Bodies
10/25/04 (Article 3) 2 Municipal Maintenance Dump $12,700 10 years
Truck Plows
10/25/04 (Article 3) 1 Municipal Maintenance I Beam $99,724 10 years
Lift
10/25/04 (Article 3) 1 Municipal Maintenance Front $170,240 10 years
End Loader
10/25/04 (Article 3) 4 Inspectional Services 4x2 Vehicles $52,930 10 years
10/25/04 (Article 3) 4 Modular Classrooms $200,000 10 years
10/25/04 (Article 3) 1 Special Education Wheelchair $50,000 10 years
Bus
10/25/04 (Article 3) 1 Ambulance $143,000 10 years
And further the Clerk certifies that the vote was taken at a meeting open to the public, that no vote was taken by secret ballot, that notice stating the place, date & time of the meeting was filed w/ the Town Clerk & a copy thereof posted in the office of the Town Clerk or on the principal official bulletin board of the Town at least 48 hours, including Saturdays, but not Sundays & legal holidays, prior to the time of the meeting & remained so posted at the time of the meeting, that no deliberations or decision in connection w/ the vote were taken in executive session, & that the official record of the meeting was made available to the public promptly & remains available to the public, all in accordance w/ General Laws c.39, s.23B as amended. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
C. Approve minutes of previous Regular Session meetings: 3/15/05, 4/5/05, & 4/12/05.
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board approve the Regular Session meeting minutes of 3/15/05 & 4/5/05. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: (4-0-1)
Selectman Eckstrom abstained
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board approve the Regular Session meeting minutes of 4/12/05. Selectman Eckstrom seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
D. Appoint Representatives to JTPG (Joint Transportation Planning Group).
E. Appoint Delegates to the SRPEDD Commission.
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board appoint Michael Hartman as the Board of Selectmen representative & Charles Gricus as the Planning Board representative to the SRPEDD Commission to a term from 5/18/05 to 5/31/06 & to appoint Michael Hartman as a delegate & Mark Gifford as an alternate to the JTPG Committee. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
IV. TOWN ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT
(DONE)
V. LICENSES & PERMITS
(DONE)
VI. ANNOUNCEMENTS
A. The Annual Memorial Day Parade will begin at 11:00 A.M. on 5/30/05 from St. Mary’s Church to the Dummy Bridge, where a floating wreath will be placed in the water; continuing to the bluffs for a short ceremony; to Dudley Brown Square for a ceremony w/ speakers.
B. A Household Hazardous Waste Day will be held on 5/7/05 from 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. at the Wareham Municipal Maintenance garage & at the Carver, Marion, Wareham Transfer Station.
VII. BUSINESS
A. Committee Liaisons.
Selectman Parola stated the Board should make a decision as to whether Board members are liaisons or members to these boards, commissions, etc. She also asked that her name be changed on the list to Parola. She requested that when the re-organization letter of committee liaisons goes out to each committee, that it indicate any changes in the committee, explain what a liaison is, what a liaison is not, & that liaison attendance at meetings are not mandatory. The Board concurred that a letter as detailed by Selectman Chamberlain be written to all applicable committees.
The following positions on various committees, boards, etc. were discussed:
· Council on Aging Liaison – Selectman Pillsbury
· Affirmative Action Hearing Committee Representative – Selectman Eckstrom
· Zoning Board of Appeals Liaison – Selectman Eckstrom
· Buzzards Bay Committee Delegate – Charles Gricus – Alternate – Michael Hartman
· Cable Advisory Committee Liaison – Selectman Sauvageau
· Capital Planning Committee Liaison – Selectman Sauvageau
· Carver, Marion, Wareham Regional Refuse Disposal District Committee Representatives – Selectman Fernandes-Abbott, Kenneth R. Roche, Sr., & Marietta Maraccini
NOTE: Selectman Fernandes-Abbott asked the Board to look at other departmental representatives for this committee, for example, the Board of Health or Municipal Maintenance. She asked that the Board look at these departments for representatives on this committee in the future, as do other towns.
· Cemetery Commissioners – Selectman Pillsbury, Selectman Parola, & Selectman Fernandes-Abbott
· Conservation Commission Liaison – Selectman Eckstrom
NOTE: Selectman Fernandes-Abbott feels she has not been a good liaison to this commission. She stated she has been unable to attend their meetings & she is unsure as to whether she understands everything that is discussed. Selectman Eckstrom volunteered to the liaison.
· Commission on Disability Liaison – Selectman Pillsbury
· Finance Committee Liaison – Selectman Sauvageau
· Greater Attleboro-Taunton Regional Transit Authority (GATRA) Representative
MOTION: Selectman Parola moved to appoint Debbie Bell, COA Director as the Town’s representative to the GATRA Advisory Board & Michael Hartman as the Town’s alternate representative to the GATRA Advisory Board. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
· Board of Health Representative – Selectman Parola
· Marine Resources Commission Liaison & Representative
NOTE: Discussion ensued re: the liaison & representative for this commission. The Board members concurred to table this at this time.
· Myles Standish State Forest Study Advisory Committee Representative – Selectman Parola
· Open Space Committee Liaison – Selectman Parola
· Planning Board Liaison – Selectman Fernandes-Abbott
· Plymouth County Commissioners Advisory Board Representative – Selectman Sauvageau
NOTE: Discussion ensued re: the Board of Selectmen chairman usually holds this position.
· Recycling Committee Liaison – Selectman Parola
· School Building Committee Representative
NOTE: Discussion ensued re: if this committee as created at Town Meeting & if it needs to sunset at Town Meeting. The Administrator stated once the School Committee accepts the project as complete, the committee will cease to exist.
· Sewer Betterment Abatement Review Committee
NOTE: Selectman Pillsbury stated the Board should review this committee after the Weweantic Shores Sewer Project is completed. She stated typically, former Board members are asked to serve on this committee. The Board concurred to table this discussion.
· Tobey Will Fun – Selectman Parola & Selectman Fernandes-Abbott
NOTE: Selectman Parola stated the Board had 11 applications for this fund totaling requests for $200,000. She stated there is only $37,000 available presently & discussions need to be held to disburse this money.
· Visitor Services Committee Liaison
NOTE: The Administrator stated this committee has sunset.
· WPCF Design Sub-Committee – Selectman Pillsbury & Selectman Fernandes-Abbott
· Community Preservation Committee Liaison – Selectman Parola
· Housing Partnership – Selectman Fernandes-Abbott & Selectman Sauvageau
· West Wareham Strategic Planning Committee – Selectman Parola
NOTE: Selectman Parola stated that there are questions re: quorum issues on this committee. She stated for example, one representative on the committee has never attended. Discussion ensued. Selectman Parola stated that the Board of Selectmen representative on this committee is a voting member.
· Police Feasibility Committee – Selectman Fernandes-Abbott
· Zoning Re-Write Committee –
B. Discussion of the Board’s policy #88-12 & #90-2.
Chairman Sauvageau stated the Board would begin holding meetings bi-monthly. He stated he would like the policy to correspond to what the Board will be doing.
Selectman Parola stated that the Charter supersedes the By-law, thus the Charter language can be utilized.
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board utilize the language in the Charter to be used in the By-law relative to Board of Selectmen meetings. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
MOTION: Selectman Fernandes-Abbott moved the Board change language in place of policy #88-12 to read, “...at the first meeting after the annual Town Meeting there shall be elected a Chairman & Clerk of the Board of Selectmen.” Selectman Parola seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
C. Any other business.
1. Police Feasibility Committee Representative.
Selectman Fernandes-Abbott stated the Police Union has requested that they have a representative on the Police Feasibility Committee. She stated the Administrator requested the Police Union submit five names for consideration on this committee. She discussed the five names submitted & feels Sgt. Damata would be best suited for the position. Chairman Sauvageau stated the Board would consider appointing Sgt. Damata to the Police Feasibility Committee at next week’s meeting.
2. Onset Community Crime Watch Association.
Selectman Fernandes-Abbott stated the Onset Community Crime Watch Association has asked the Board to make an exception from the raffle permit application process so they can sell raffle tickets. She stated the raffle permit requires a two-year waiting period.
MOTION: Selectman Fernandes-Abbott moved the Board waive the raffle permit waiting period for the Onset Community Crime Watch Association. Selectman Parola seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
3. Sewer Issues.
Selectman Pillsbury briefly spoke re: the Rose Point, Briarwood Beach, & Beaver Dam Estates sewer projects & issues. She stated while she & Selectman Fernandes-Abbott are on the WPCF Building Committee, they are not representatives on all sewer issues/projects. She stated either the whole Board needs to be representatives or designated Board representatives need to be appointed to attend sewer related meetings, address sewer related issues, etc.
Selectman Parola discussed how these issues were dealt w/ in other communities, for example, the Town of Kingston who suggested electing a separate Board of Sewer Commissioners.
Selectman Pillsbury stated a few Board members could meet to deal w/ sewer issues rather than the whole Board. Discussion ensued.
Chairman Sauvageau suggested that for routine & housekeeping sewer matters there can be Board representatives, but for full scale sewer matters there should be the whole Board as representatives.
VIII. SELECTMEN’S REPORTS
(NONE)
IX. ADJOURNMENT
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved at 8:51 P.M. to enter into Executive Session for the purpose of discussing litigation. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
POLLED VOTE: Selectman Pillsbury – Yes
Selectman Fernandes-Abbott – Yes
Selectman Parola – Yes
Selectman Eckstrom – Yes
Selectman Sauvageau – Yes
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
NOTE: Chairman Sauvageau stated that the Board would not be coming back into open session.
Respectfully submitted,
Kelly Barrasso
Kelly Barrasso, Transcriptionist
The foregoing minutes were submitted to the Board of Selectmen/Sewer Commissioners for their approval on May 24, 2005
Attest: Mary Jane Pillsbury
Mary Jane Pillsbury, Clerk
BOARD OF SELECTMEN/SEWER COMMISSIONERS
Date signed: May 24, 2005
Date copy sent to Wareham Free Library: May 25, 2005.
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