MINUTES OF MEETING OF SELECTMEN/SEWER COMMISSIONERS
Date of Meeting: July 19, 2005
Date of Transcription: July 20, 2005
Transcribed by: Kelly Barrasso
I. CALL MEETING TO ORDER BY CHAIRMAN
Chairman Sauvageau called the meeting to order at 7:05 P.M.
A. Roll Call
Selectmen Present: Bruce Sauvageau, Chairman
Mary Jane Pillsbury, Clerk
Renee Fernandes-Abbott
Cindy Parola
Brenda Eckstrom
Present: Michael Hartman, Town Administrator
II. BOARD OF HEALTH – DOG REGULATION
Present before the Board: Bob Ethier, Health Agent
Ralph Thompson, Board of Health Chairman
Emilie Rose
Robert Savery
Dr. Gleason
Mr. Ethier spoke re: the regulation pertaining to no dogs on public beaches. He stated a matter arose approx. two months ago when the Town’s dog officer pointed out that there are two different regulations pertaining to dogs on beaches. He stated that in 1990 the Board of Health passed a regulation that dogs were not permitted on any beach. He stated in 1999, the Board of Selectmen at Town Meeting sought to amend this regulation to allow dogs on beaches during certain times of the year & times of day.
Mr. Ethier stated that after the Town Administrator spoke w/ Town Counsel relative to this regulation, it is the opinion that if the Board of Health makes a regulation that deals w/ health & environmental concerns/issues, that said regulation cannot be superceded by any other board.
Mr. Ethier stated that the Board of Health has received both positive & negative feedback re: this matter.
Mr. Ethier stated that many tests show high fecal coliform in the waters & the Board of Health had to shut down five beaches last Labor Day due to this high amount. He added that dogs are not the sole problem, but they contribute to the problem. He stated this issue requires work one step at a time to stop the closing of beaches & save the shellfish areas.
Mr. Ethier stated that sanitary surveys have been conducted to pinpoint the problems w/ contaminated waters. He stated many incidences occur after a heavy rain, but most beaches are remote & the Board of Health has assumed that the contamination is coming from animals.
Chairman Sauvageau clarified what Mr. Ethier presented as information & clarified the Board of Health’s stand that dog fecal matter poses a health & environmental concern. Mr. Ethier added that the Board of Health is not out to hurt anyone or take anyone’s rights away re: this matter.
Chairman Sauvageau again clarified what information is being presented. He understands that this policy has always been in place & the Board of Health is simply enforcing what is already a policy. He stated that the Board of Selectmen has no authority in this matter. He stated the Board of Health is the enforcement agent for health policies.
Selectman Pillsbury stated that Selectmen did not seek to amend the bylaws to allow dogs on the beaches at certain times, rather the voters themselves made that amendment at the Town Meeting to modify the Board of Health policy.
Chairman Sauvageau questioned how this policy will be enforced & how this policy would be adjudicated if enforced. Mr. Ethier stated the animal control officer would be the main enforcer. He stated the animal control officer has already handed out several warnings to dog owners. He feels this enforcement should be adequate for now. He stated that what will happen if this regulation is not followed is that first a warning will be issued, a second offense would mean appearing before the Board of Health, & third a fine will be issued if necessary. He stated signs are posted in designated areas & the Police Dept. & the Harbormaster’s Dept. was notified of the regulation.
Chairman Sauvageau questioned how the registered dog owners would receive notification of the regulation. Mr. Ethier stated that newspaper interviews were given on this matter. Chairman Sauvageau suggested that letters to owners of registered dogs detailing the information of the policy should be sent. Mr. Thompson stated the Board of Health has discussed giving information out to owners when they register their dogs.
Mr. Ethier stated that private beach associations are also asking for signage for their beaches relative to the policy & this signage is being provided.
Selectman Fernandes-Abbott stated that there is a need to amend the Town’s By-Law at Town Meeting to make the By-Law consistent w/ the Board of Health policy.
Selectman Parola expressed confusion as to how this issue went from all to nothing (dogs allowed on beaches w/ owners to no dogs allowed on beaches). She feels that possibly some modification could have been made instead of everything going to nothing. She stated the concerns she keeps hearing are the rules went from being able to do something to not being able to do anything at all. She briefly discussed the amendment made at the 1999 Town Meeting. She again questioned if there was a different way to ease into this matter or possibly having just certain areas restricted. Mr. Thompson stated the Board of Health felt there was no way to ease into this matter. He stated he does not know of any area close to a beach where the Board of Health would be comfortable having dogs
allowed.
Selectman Pillsbury stated Mr. Ethier discussed that the beaches had to be closed last Labor Day. She questioned if the beaches do not have to be closed this Labor Day, would this mean the efforts are working. Mr. Ethier stated that the Board of Health would not know anything w/out scientific data. He discussed information received from a disease center relative to sources of pollution that pet waste contributes. Selectman Pillsbury asked if there is a way to tell which kind of animal or bird feces is causing the problem. Mr. Ethier stated there is no way to tell.
Selectman Eckstrom asked if the beaches do not have to be closed, would the Board of Health reconsider this policy. Mr. Ethier stated it would be hard to differentiate what the main problem source is, but everything being done contributes to remedy the situation.
NOTE: The meeting proceeded w/ item VII. Licenses & Permits.
A. Hearing – Shellfish Grant #6 by Dennis A. Pittsley, 13 Fairmont Rd., Onset, MA.
Present before the Board: Dennis A. Pittsley
Michael Parola, Harbormaster/Shellfish Constable
MOTION: Selectman Parola moved to open the hearing. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
Mr. Parola discussed where this shellfish grant area is located. He discussed grant #5 & #6. He stated the original owner of both grants gave up his right to #6 when it came up for renewal. He stated a notice of the available grant was advertised in the newspaper for a legitimate transfer. He stated Mr. Pittsley was the sole applicant. He added that this grant requires a five-year plan.
Mr. Parola discussed Mr. Pittsley’s experience. He stated that grant #6 needs a lot of work & attention & briefly discussed what needs to be done to get it in shape.
Mr. Parola stated Mr. Pittsley has his full support. He added that the grant is only for five years & then it will come up for renewal.
Selectman Fernandes-Abbott asked if Mr. Pittsley would be planting quahogs or oysters. Mr. Pittsley stated he would be planting both.
No one spoke in favor or against the application.
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved to close the hearing. Selectman Parola seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved, under the authority of MA General Law Chapter 130 Sections 57 & 58, that the Board of Selectmen hereby authorize the transfer & renewal of shellfish grant #6 located within Fisherman’s Cove in Onset, from Keith Mann, Mann Farms, Inc. to Dennis Pittsley for a period of five years from 7/19/05 to 7/19/10. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
B. Hearing – Applications by the Harbor Watch Inn, Ltd., Margery Kistin Anzalone, Manager, 167-171 Onset Ave., Onset, under the provisions of MGL c. 138:
1. Alteration of premises of an existing Annual Innholder All Alcoholic Beverages License at 167 Onset Ave., Onset to include #169-171.
Present before the Board: John Aietta, Attorney
Margery Kistin Anzalone
MOTION: Selectman Parola moved to open the hearing. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
Mr. Aietta discussed what the alterations will consist of & discussed expanding the liquor license to these new areas.
Mr. Aietta stated that the establishment does have brunch on Sundays & asked that the license be changed to be able to serve liquor at 11:00 A.M. on Sundays which currently the license states 12:00 noon.
Chairman Sauvageau inquired about the new deck & any additional seating capacity. Mr. Aietta stated there is an additional building, which will have the deck & an area on the second floor that is elevated. Chairman Sauvageau asked if the addition would have additional seating. Mr. Aietta stated there would be a new dining room, bar area, & patio. He estimates an additional 143 seats w/ 25-30 of those seats being outside. Brief discussion ensued re: existing seating outside.
Selectman Fernandes-Abbott asked if there would be additional parking available. Ms. Anzalone stated there is limited parking available at 171 Onset Ave. She stated the Planning Board felt it is close enough to the pier that parking would not be a problem. She added that she has acquired a small building in the parking lot, which will create 15 extra spaces.
Brief discussion ensued re: the cost for alterations & the new building.
Selectman Parola briefly cited Chapter 138 & alteration of premises. She stated that there will now be a lot more property to handle & asked if there will be more staffing available. Ms. Anzalone stated that all the employees are TIPS trained & she has added a security team.
Present before the Board: Sandra Besse
Ms. Besse stated she lives & operates a business next to this establishment. She feels these changes are very positive.
No one spoke against the application.
Mr. Aietta submitted letters of support for this application.
MOTION: Selectman Parola moved to close the hearing. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board approve the alteration of premises of an existing Annual Innholder All Alcoholic Beverages License at 167 Onset Ave., Onset to include #169-171 for the Harbor Watch Inn, Ltd., Margery Kistin Anzalone, Manager, under the provisions of MGL c. 138. Selectman Eckstrom seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
2. Transfer of an Annual Innholder All Alcoholic Beverages License from Margery Kistin Anzalone d/b/a Harbor Watch Inn, 167 Onset Ave., Onset to a corporation.
MOTION: Selectman Parola moved to open the hearing. Selectman Pillsbury seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
Mr. Aietta stated that Ms. Anzalone is transferring the license from her name to a corporation name. He stated she will be the sole officer of the corporation & the day-to-day management will not change.
No one spoke in favor or against the application.
MOTION: Selectman Parola moved to close the hearing. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved to approve the application for a transfer of an Annual Innholder All Alcoholic Beverages License from Margery Kistin Anzalone d/b/a Harbor Watch Inn, 167 Onset Ave., Onset to the Harborwatch Inn, Ltd. (corporation). Selectman Parola seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
NOTE: The Board concurred that the request for change of hours on Sundays for the liquor license will have to be advertised & discussed at a later meeting.
C. Application for use of Town property – Special event by the Wareham Middle School Language Arts Dept. for a road race/walk beginning at 11:30 A.M. from the Minot Forest School to Great Neck Rd. to Stillman Drive ending at Minot Ave. at approx. 1:30 P.M. on October 23, 2005.
No one was present to represent the application.
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved to approve the application for use of Town property – Special event by the Wareham Middle School Language Arts Dept. for a road race/walk beginning at 11:30 A.M. from the Minot Forest School to Great Neck Rd. to Stillman Drive ending at Minot Ave. at approx. 1:30 P.M. on October 23, 2005. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
D. Application for a Common Victualler’s License by Carol A. Gurner d/b/a T.U.G.’s, 147 Onset Ave., Onset, under the provisions of MGL c.140.
Present before the Board: Carol A. Gurner
Ms. Gurner stated she would like to open a Mexican pizza shop in Onset. She stated many family members are cooks & she briefly discussed her experience in the restaurant business. She submitted a sample menu to the Board & discussed.
Ms. Gurner stated she has four tables at the establishment, but hopes to focus on a take-out & delivery business.
E. MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved to approve the application for a Common Victualler’s License by Carol A. Gurner d/b/a T.U.G.’s, 147 Onset Ave., Onset, under the provisions of MGL c.140. Selectman Eckstrom seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
III. TREASURER/COLLECTOR – INTERIM NOTE: COMMUNITY SEPTIC MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved that she, the Clerk of the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Wareham, Massachusetts, certify that at a meeting of the Board held on July 19, 2005, of which meeting all members of the Board were duly notified and at which a quorum was present, the following vote was passed, all of which appears upon the official record of the Board in her custody, & further to vote that
1) The Town shall issue a bond or bonds in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $200,000 (the “Bonds”) pursuant to Chapters 29C & 111 of the General Laws & a vote of the Town passed April 25, 2005 (Article 10), for a community septic management loan program (the “Project”);
2) That in anticipation of the issuance of the Bonds the Treasurer is authorized to issue an interim loan note or notes (the “Notes”) from time to time in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $200,000;
3) That each Bond or Note shall be issued as a single registered security, and sold to the Massachusetts Water Pollution Abatement Trust (the “Trust”) at a price determined pursuant to the Loan Agreement;
4) That the Treasurer is authorized to determine the date, the form, the maximum interest rate and the principal maturities of each Bond and Note, and to execute a Loan Agreement with the Trust with respect to the sale of the Bonds and Notes. Such date, form and maturities and the specific interest rate or rates of the Bonds and Notes to be approved by a majority of the Board of Selectmen and the Treasurer and evidenced by their execution of the Bonds or Notes;
5) That all action taken to date by the Town and its officers and agents to carry out the Project and its financing, including the execution of any loan agreement by the Treasurer, are hereby ratified, approved and confirmed; and
6) That the Treasurer and the other appropriate Town officials are each hereby authorized to take any and all actions necessary and convenient to carry out the provisions of this vote, including execution and delivery of the Loan Agreement and the Project Approval Certificate and Regulatory Agreement relating to the Project;
And to further certify that the vote was adopted at a meeting open to the public, that no vote was taken by secret ballot, that notice staging the place, date and time of the meeting was filed with the Town Clerk and a copy thereof posted in the office of the Town Clerk or on the principal bulletin board of the Town at least 48 hours, including Saturdays but not Sundays and legal holidays, prior to the time of the meeting and remained so posted at the time of the meeting, that no deliberations or decision in connection with the sale of the Bonds or Notes were taken in executive session, and that the official record of the meeting was made available to the public promptly and remains available to the public, all in accordance with G.L. c.39, s.23B as amended, and further certify that the vote has not been amended,
supplemented or revoked and remains in effect on this date. Selectman Parola seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
The Administrator stated that Community Development would manage this program.
NOTE: The meeting proceeded w/ item V. Consent Agenda – C. Eagle Scouts Robert Bishop & Robert Blair.
Present before the Board: Robert Bishop
Robert Blair
Chairman Sauvageau stated that the Scouts, Leaders & Committee members of Boy Scout Troop 93 take great pleasure in announcing that Robert M. Blair & Robert Bishop have completed the requirements and after examination by the Eagle Scout Board of Review on 9/1/04, was found worthy of the Rank of Eagle Scout.
Chairman Sauvageau congratulated both men on their achievement.
Selectman Pillsbury requested that a Letter of Recognition be sent on behalf of the Board to these two men.
Present before the Board: Tim Bishop, Troop Leader
Chairman Sauvageau thanked Mr. Bishop for his leadership w/ the youth of this community.
IV. CITIZENS PARTICIPATION
Present before the Board: Steve Rumbolt
Mr. Rumbolt stated he is the current President of the Cromesett Tribe/Redmen & thanked the Board for their resolution for their 100th anniversary.
Mr. Rumbolt apologized to the Board for any political comments made by any Redmen at the establishment. He stated the Redmen are strictly a fundraising, not for profit organization & they are not political.
Mr. Rumbolt stated he lives at 79 Bayview St. He stated that a few years ago a neighbor came before the Board asking that parking not be allowed on Bayview St. He stated Lt. Brightman investigated & agreed that there should be no parking on this street. He stated that there used to be a sign designating where bikes should be parked. He submitted pictures to the Board. He stated parking signs were taken down & replaced w/ a sign reading “No vehicular traffic except for residents”. He stated now cars are coming down the street & dropping people off. He stated on several occasions he has had to wait to get out of his driveway. He stated now bikes are parking in front of his driveway.
Mr. Rumbolt asked that a sign be placed re: bikes being parked at the end of the road & a sign indicating that the only vehicular traffic allowed on the road is for residents. He stated he has contacted the Police Dept., but has had no response.
Chairman Sauvageau suggested the Administrator work on possibly putting up a long bike stand for the summer months. Discussion ensued re: the vehicular traffic sign. He assured Mr. Rumbolt that these issues would be looked into.
Mr. Rumbolt stated the Redmen Annual Clambake is scheduled for 8/7/05.
Present before the Board: John Durham, Carmardo Drive
Mr. Durham asked why it has taken four months to get a catch basin fixed. The Administrator stated that Carmardo Dr. is slated to be repaved under a 40B project. Mr. Durham stated that temporary repairs were made to the catch basin, but now there is street flooding. The Administrator stated that discussions are being held currently w/ the developer re: drainage design options. He stated the plan is to finish the roadways this construction season.
Present before the Board: John Dixon, Recycling Committee Treasurer
Mr. Dixon stated there has been an increase in people leaving recyclable & non-recyclable items outside the gate at the recycling center. He stated this is causing financial costs to the center. He stated he has asked the Police Dept. to increase their surveillance. He stated the Committee is looking at the costs of a surveillance camera. He feels this situation is too much to ask the volunteers at the center to deal with.
Selectman Parola asked if the center saw this increase in dumping after the Marion Transfer Station closed. Mr. Dixon stated he has seen an increase in white goods after the station closed. Selectman Parola feels this extra dumping may also relate to the A.D. Makepeace Co. building homes on land that was once a dumping ground. She stated the Board could look into this issue. She suggested the Committee submit a need for volunteers to be advertised on the cable channel.
Selectman Fernandes-Abbott suggested possibly placing a dumpster on the inside of the gate. The Administrator stated he would look into this.
Present before the Board: Debbie Pfnister
Ms. Phnister detailed the meetings she has attended of the Board & was told by the Administrator that on 7/05/05 Town Counsel would have some information available. The Administrator stated he has information for the Board, but not her.
Ms. Pfnister stated that she contacted Attorney General Tom Riley’s office & was told that she should contact Town Counsel. Chairman Sauvageau stated she could write a letter to the town to submit to Town Counsel. The Administrator stated that he has already submitted the information from Ms. Pfnister to Town Counsel. He stated based upon the opinion of Town Counsel, he will share the information he has w/ the Board in executive session. He stated after sharing this information w/ the Board, he would share it w/ Ms. Pfnister.
Chairman Sauvageau stated that he has stated before that this may not be a Board of Selectmen issue & the Board may not have control over this. He stated any information of value to Ms. Pfnister would be provided to her.
Ms. Pfnister expressed concern that the Board has no control over any other boards. Discussion ensued re: the Charter.
V. CONSENT AGENDA
A. Authorization to sign bills, documents, etc.
(NONE)
B. Appointments: Certified Weighers, Commission on Disability, Community Preservation Committee, Police Feasibility Study Committee, & Wareham Historical Commission.
NOTE: Selectman Fernandes-Abbott left the table at this time.
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board appoint Ashley St. Germain & Michelle Sanders as Certified Weighers to terms to expire 6/30/06. Selectman Eckstrom seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (4-0-0)
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board appoint Deborah A. Soule as a member to the Commission on Disability to a term to expire 6/30/08. Selectman Eckstrom seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (4-0-0)
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board appoint Nancy Joy Miller as a member to the Community Preservation Committee (Citizen at Large) to a term to expire 6/30/08. Selectman Parola seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (4-0-0)
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board appoint Susan Mellon as a member to the Historical Commission to a term to expire 6/30/08. Selectman Eckstrom seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (4-0-0)
NOTE: Selectman Pillsbury stated the Board could not act on the appointment to the Police Feasibility Study Committee because the Board did not receive a recommendation from the Chairman of this Committee.
NOTE: The meeting proceeded w/ item VIII. Announcements.
A. The next meeting of the Board of Selectmen/Sewer Commissioners is 8/2/05.
NOTE: The meeting proceeded w/ item IX. Business.
A. Reaffirm designation of the Administrative Assistant to the Board of Selectmen as an agent of the Local Licensing Authority.
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board reaffirm the designation of Barbara Ford, Administrative Assistant for the Board of Selectmen, as an agent of the Local Licensing Authority. Selectman Parola seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (4-0-0)
NOTE: Selectman Fernandes-Abbott returned to the table at this time.
VI. TOWN ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT
1. FY2006 1st Quarter Bourne Sewer Usage Billing. Asked the Board to approve a sewer bill to Bourne for $56,013.15. This includes Bourne’s share of the treatment plant ($48,245.05) & pumping stations ($7,768.10).
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved the Board approve the 1st quarter Fiscal 2006 sewer use bill to the Town of Bourne for $56,013.15 & to commit this amount to the Town Treasurer/Collector. Selectman Fernandes-Abbott seconded.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
2. Oil Spill Prevention. The Board has an attached version of a Statement in Support of Defending the Massachusetts Law; An Act Relative to Oil Spill Prevention and Response in Buzzards Bay and Other Harbors and Bays of the Commonwealth, Municipality Commitment to Amicus Curiae Brief. Asked the Board to approve this and the Chair to sign on behalf of the Town. The law firm of Beauregard, Burke & Franko and Attorney Philip Beauregard are defending the communities that were instrumental in getting this law passed to protect against oil spills and enhance the response abilities of the communities in Buzzards Bay. The
deadline is July 20, 2005.
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved that the Board to approve the Statement in Support of Defending the Massachusetts Law; An Act Relative to Oil Spill Prevention and Response in Buzzards Bay and Other Harbors and Bays of the Commonwealth, Municipality Commitment to Amicus Curiae Brief & authorize the Chair to sign on behalf of the Board to defend the law enacted to protect Buzzards Bay from future oil spills & enhance the ability of local communities & the State to protect their environment & respond to oil spills. Selectman Eckstrom seconded for discussion.
NOTE: Selectman Parola feels lucky to have pro bono representation, but she feels the Board needs to realize that by signing this document, it gives the attorney special municipal status (the attorney will be special counsel to the Town). Brief discussion ensued.
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
NOTE: Selectman Fernandes-Abbott asked the Administrator what the Rose Point sewer project status is. The Administrator stated that the Town is in the process of preparing materials for DEP & bids cannot be awarded until DEP signs off. He stated he would be sending a letter to the low bidder informing them that the bid would be granted to them once DEP signs off. He stated a meeting was held w/ the Water Dept. & there are satisfactory arrangements in place w/ them. He discussed these arrangements in length.
VII. LICENSES & PERMITS
(DONE)
VIII. ANNOUNCEMENTS
(DONE)
IX. BUSINESS
A. Done
B. Any other business.
1. Rochester rock crushing plant appeal.
Selectman Eckstrom asked the Administrator re: the status of the appeal. The Administrator stated he would discuss this in executive session.
2. Open meeting law & board training.
Selectman Eckstrom read a memorandum into the record re: the open meeting law & board training. (Attached as referenced).
Chairman Sauvageau stated he understands Selectman Eckstrom wishes to distribute this memorandum to all boards & commissions.
Selectman Fernandes-Abbott feels it is a well-written memorandum & feels receiving written documentation from chairs of boards & commissions is helpful. Brief discussion ensued.
The Administrator suggested amending the policy & attaching it to this memo. Discussion ensued.
The Board members concurred to work on the policy to contain all the language the Board feels is appropriate re: this memorandum.
X. SELECTMEN’S REPORTS
(NONE)
XI. ADJOURNMENT
MOTION: Selectman Pillsbury moved at 9:15 P.M. to enter into Executive Session for discussing litigation. Selectman Parola seconded.
POLLED VOTE: Selectman Parola – Yes
Selectman Fernandes-Abbott – Yes
Selectman Pillsbury – Yes
Selectman Sauvageau – Yes
Selectman Eckstrom - Yes
VOTE: Unanimous (5-0-0)
NOTE: Chairman Sauvageau stated the Board would not be coming back into open session.
Transcribed and respectfully submitted by,
Kelly Barrasso
Kelly Barrasso
The aforementioned minutes were submitted to the Board of Selectmen/Sewer Commissioners & approved on: October 4, 2005
Attest: Mary Jane Pillsbury
Mary Jane Pillsbury, Clerk
BOARD OF SELECTMEN/SEWER COMMISSIONERS
Date signed: October 4, 2005
Date copy sent to Wareham Free Library: October 5, 2005
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