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Home My WebLink About1965-03-09,' .... .'. ' ', ' i,',' '-,. , ' '" i' ' :'"' '~''''' ''~:';''''L''': ', ' .... ',,,,: ,',..~-, ,,','.-,,'",, :','.., ..... " . -' -' ~' '.' '- ,., ':,' , ~,,L~-?,~4;'~,- ,O.~i~.~ r '~.:~.:,,~,;. :~.C~?. ~'~ '~ Moderator-Roy' E;'Sangu~etti'with 541:'present at the N~tucket' High School Auditoriumj~.,~, Permission was granted for high school~ seniors and a-group of boy scouts to attend the meeting without the right of participation. .... '~"~,"'~f The Invocation was given'by Father Kirby of St. M~'s ~urch.". '~:', ," '-.~.~ :~ ~ticle 2 called' for reports '~ to be' received by ~the, v~ious ~'~fr ~ep~tments and committees, r ~k Powers, Secreta~ of.the ~n~ce .~:~': "Committee,'~submitted a report for that Committee. ,There ~ere no other -',.:~-?-Y-~ submitted ~th the report of the Finance Committee ,was ,an ~end- ment to ~e Fin~ce Co~ittee's Recommendation on ~ticle 87. , ;-'.-' ~;,, ,- '~'~:" Moderator Sanguinetti c~led for ~ny articles which anyone ~shed to discus~ separate~ before the adoption of_the Finance Committee's .recommendations on all ~ticles. The following articles were asked to be discussed separate~: ~Articles 8, '33,~ 35, 36,~ 37, 39, 40,~43,~ 52, 68, 81,. 82, 87 & 88. ~;cD: ............ ~:'r,~,'~,' ~'~: ~ticle 8: U George Jones, 'as Assessor, stressed the of the Finance ~mmittee in sa~ng the To~ a great de~ of money but that no matter ~at their ~ecommendations were,- they could not satisfy eYe.one. He said that he wa~ not ~at~sfied ~th the sala~ increases in Article 8. He pointed, out that the To~m Treas~er, .Toxin Oler. k and T~ Collector a~e all success~l in their jobs ~d do their work well,' but 'tHe, Finance Com-' mittee recommended raises in those job of $235 for the To~m Treasurer, about $160 for the Town Clerk, $170 fo~ the Tex Collector and only $105 for each ,'~.'~-: of the ~ssessors. He stated he did not kno~ ho~ the Finance Committee arrived at $105' raise for,the A~sessors but 'had been told by a membe~ of,the Com- mittee that the Assessors are o~y p~t-time o~ficers. '~ fie said that if 'part-time' refer~ed to the n~ber of h0~s ~orked then they Wemnot p~t-time since the Assessors work as'.~y ho~s as the others-..~ ~f the Committee me~t that the Assessdrs did not receive all of,their income ~m that job,' they were correct. He said that making up the evaluation books and t~es is standard eve~ d~ work. ~ He ~formed the people' that the total ev~uation . ' of the To~'has' been incr~eased over the p~t ten years by over three 'milliOn dollars, ~ increase of $300,000 average per.ye~, ~ Which,'~ he said~ .doesn't" so~d like.~p~.t-time.work.-.s If we were to have based our t~ rate last ye~ on the eval~tion of ten ye~s ago, we would have paid a .t~.rate of.r$71'.O0. He had yet to find a to~ which do~n't have'building permits. He pointed' out that those to~s which 'require building permits t~n the permits over t~ the Assessors, who then have the advantage of ~o~ng when a p~rson is '? build~g or ~prov~g his property; in Nantucket the Assessors have to 'g~t .-this' info~ation themselVes. ~-Besides~these facts, there are other things~ goihg on in the Assessors Office to improve the.efficiency'J6~th~ Office and to giv~ more ~d more'information to those people who ask for ft. ~He said I S , that the Assessors have ~ .series of aeri~ photographs and that eve~ l~d co~t title has been brought onto these maps.. ~A~ut two and a half years~ -~ -~-: ago he st~{ed t6~ update the maps of which there are 1y2 dating as far back . ~,~ as 1910 to 1912,' ~d that work is only half done. :~ Mr.- Jones said that.he ...' ~,. does the work on his o~ t~e and because of a law passed a Couple of years -~.f ago, ,he c~not submit bills for work in his o~ dep~tmentj~In oth~ to~s ~ draftsmen do that work.' ~, He stated that during the ye~s h~'~has. se~ed as ~ - Assessor there had been three dissatisfi~ t~payebs who had apPealed to a co~t and in ~l three inst~ces the Assessors had be'en able to settle the cases out 'of 'co~t.' jif the cases had gone to court~ the costTof sending someone to Boston woad'have run well .above the t~es on.the land' involved. He said that recently about 600 acres have become' avai~le in the Surfside- ~'area ~o~ as the O'Reilly l~d and the Assessors had been',wor.~ng on.that ~ for~ five 'ye~s. 'L',With the help 'of .the To~.m Treas~er and To~ Co~sel' the' Assessors were able to get the L~d Co~t to give.title to the To~,'.,and if 'the To~ sells the l~d, as it s~o~d,~ there is no reason why they'shouldn't re~iz6 more th~ enou~ to cover a raise for ~e Assessors here,~t6night. He asked that the To~ consider a sal~ of $4,000 for each~Assessor. _~-, Mr. Jones moved that the Assessors s~ be raised to $4,~0 a ye~ eadh, MOTION retroactive to'Janu~ l, 1965. ....... ~ ~ ~ 15 ~'~/~.: Tel'Berna seconded I,~,.' Jones';~motion," adding that he had worked ~' with the Assessors and feels that the Town should pay them a proper salary ' ~,,~ ~¢'~: *~Andrew EJLowell~~ Chairman~of ~the Finance Committee,Tstated that ~ ~' "' since'Mr~ Jones was 1dissatisfied with the recommended increase, for~the j~ ~1~ ~, Assessors~ h~ W0~uld be~Elad to explain the procedure which~the Finance ~R~! Committee followed in determining the wage increases for all departments. ~' He ~id that last~ye~ the Finance Committe~ entered a~ survey with other Finance Co~ittees in Mzssach~etts ~rding wages paid to ~arious to~ , departments. ~ The Assessors'~ sallies were coupled with~those sallies of 31 to~s~ with a pop~ation of 2?00 to ~200 and havi~Ta~ Similar ~popr ulation increase d~ing the s~mer months as N~tucket. jMr.~ Lowell stated that the Committee co~d not find an Assessor~s sala~ which ex~eed~ ~ ~ 1~ the sal~ies~of o~ N~tucket A~sessors. ~ Reg~ding ~. Jones' reference ~ that the Committee felt that their job ~was p~t time, Mr.~ Lowell sai~ that on the report of the survey, ~ there are o~y fo~ to,ms who~have ~ f~l&t~e assessors ~d Nantucket is one of them. The other three to;~s ~ have three assessors each. ~ These are ,the reasons in brief forLthe reco~endations of ~the sal~y increases. ~,~; ~ ~%~?~ ~j~ ~d~~ ~. ,~ ~ :~ J~l~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~: ~-~ ~ Tel~Berna questioned whether ~he assessors in other~to~s have~ t0 draw their o~ maps. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~'~ ~ 7~ i ~I I q~1~$I~ ~.m'~JOH~S said he agreed with ~ Lowell that there ~e to~s ~ who have part-t~e assessors. :~ However~ he said an a~sessor ~from a to;~ ~ north of Boston was on the Island some t~e ago as a professional com- merci~~ appraiser ~d whil~ in the Assessors' office had discussed the 'duties of ~the Assessors. ~The m~ sai8 that there were three members of his Board,~ and he was~ being paid a sala~ of over ~,000.' ~ D~ing ~his ....~L te~ of office the Board had lost one man through death.~Another man was ~ appo~ted ~d sent to Assessors School'~d had hardly~started school ~en ~.~v:J~< anoth~ assessor di~. ~ 1~.~ Jones asked tha man how he could be in Nantucket ~d have~a '~een' man in the office; he ~swered that their office has ~ ~':~ ~ ?~ ~,~ ~-~, -~ Kent King ~s~d he .~shed to point ~ht that N~tucket is not only a toe but a co,tM so the Assessors are doing two jobs ~ ,J:J~* %~c J-~,~L:~'~ ..... Since~ there was no f~ther discussion, ~.the ~e~offere8 by -~.~Mr. Jones ~d duly second~ that the Assessors~sal~ be increased to ~ ~ ~h, O00 each, retroacti~e~to J~ua~ l~:196~,~and that the'additional s~ ~ ~,~ of $1290 be raised and appropriated for that' p~pose Was brought ~to a.~.~ ~t.: "~:,~u. ~:,,;:~%'.The motion to '~d the recommendation of 'the.Fine, ce ~mmittee was c~ried by.a voice vote; .',:~,~¢-~%-:,:.-' :~.,,~-'-"' "'- - -'~- .......~' ~ticle33~ c~led~for drainage and .bit~o~s concrete surfacing .::~,. on MacK~ L~e~,~.~nold Sm~l, a member,of the ~nance Committee,'said:L: MOTION :~.'that the Co~,ittee ~shed to ~end their r~commendation to read, ,we~ L.,reco~end. ~ This article to be put out to bids.' ...... '~ ~' ,..-', >:,-¢~,¢-, "* ;~ The motion was seconded by W~ter, ~ott and c~ried on-a :-< VOTE voice vote~ -'~:. ~.:~;- .-~:~ - . :,~: ~,:~,..~,~' *~',,.-' -~,~' ,~'~"-,,~: .... ~,~"~, ~.. '-~'~ :,,.~,, ~ ~.~.,,_" '~ -~.,~ ~:'~;~:~:;;' ',,':,~?'~-,-~ticle ~ concerned installation' of drainage and bit~ous ' - , concrete s~facing on ~ooked Lane to beg~ at Mad~et Road Intersection ,, and stop,at West Chester Street ~tension; ~;;;,,;- ;:~;~j.,-,,,, -,, ¢ ..... ;,~ .... -%%',fi,.?,.~: ¢¢-Kent King first pointed out that he h~ no property in .this ,, partic~~- ~ea. :~ He said¢ howevers' that We in N~tucket are pav~g ~d ' :,,,t~ring more ~d more of our. country l~es and roaSs¢ and ,that Nantucket ~ has.only'one thing to se~l~which is o~ antiquity;,A It is.thesetve~.same - co~t~-lanes and roa~s that 'o~ s~m¢ .~sitors want and.are ' t to pay for to come here. v.'It is on this ve~ road that ,we now have set ~ ~::,up ~thout any cost .to ,the To~ a ~ldlife refuge~:~and tt is on this ve~ ,road that we propose to spend $10, O00 to pave this road and ~n it,by aC MOTION refuge area. ~.' King MOV~ that .the recommendations of the ~n~ce; ,~ , Co~ittee not be accepted. 'The motion received a second. ~. ,,. ~ -~:,,r,~:, , John Bartlett~ Jr., a m~ber of the Sewer Commission, staten that he had been requested to insert this Article in the Warr~t by J people ~o live on Crooked'~ L~ne ;?, This 'is- t~e ·.third year, they ~have requested 'something be done on that road.'~, He pointed' out that the proposed work t ,~ ~ ~to'b~ddon~Oon this'~ro~d would not r~ 'as f~ as the 'wil~li,fe refuge but :'.'~ would stop ~t West~ Chester St ~ ~tensi0n a~ the- Article. reads.~'~¥ ...... ~.~ ~,~,%,.~ ~ "i~' ~, ~ .~ ,;' ?~)~ 07~ Jo~n~ Meilbye' S~id he: Wished t6~'cO~bor~ate Mr.~ Bartlett' s~ state= ment'~':~Those residents' had put-,this' ~icle ~in[ the W~rant ~a~'as. they 0,~ ~e also t~payers, he~ thou~t they shoed at,least see the ro~d' ~t~ted~ .?'/' ;P~ ~4:~J;~K~g'admitted that'there is no ~queSt~$~h'at the' S'~er1. ; ~ Mr; Meilbye when'he said to get the road' started. '.t That would only,be~. the'beginning. ~, That m~s another $10,000 n~t'ye~ and ano~er~$10, O~ ~:' the n~t-ye~ and once it is started%': we will'be paving all:of,these areas. He ask~ that we maintain ~e roads we have now that need to be taken care of ~d not put money out on hoads that ~e perfectly passable.'~ .,~'~;:~' ~'~ Mr. Ba'rtl~tt said that it' was his ~derst~ding-that the people at the other end of the road did not want a t~.road. . '.-:-Thomas Gifffin thought Mr. King has a ~oint' in general: .but iff he remembers correctly, the southern end off the ro~, ~ich is the section off the roa~ :they propose to pave, is the part ~ich is in the worst shape. '~ He ffelt that it wo~d not.be against ~. King~s suggestion iff we pave the , southern end and 'not the northern end.,~:~: ',~, a-'-"~:.:']'~r~ ~JM'~.~ ' __'~ . I John Roche stated that he lives on Crooked L~e and.felt .the. biggest problem was the dust. If something were done to control the,dust, especi~ly oiling d~g the hot 's~mer ~onths,~ ther$.~fg?~p~gbab~ be no reason to pave the road. ~'~ '~'~'-~ ~:........... ~ ~ $ ~ ' ~ ~ ~ C F ~ ~ ~4 '~ ~ ~ F~ .... ~ [ ~ ~ ~s~ ~ ~4 ~1 ......... ~,~','~ VOTE at l~ Or.ge Street and to construct a parking ~ea of approx~telys: c,:.:.' ' 6~0 sqj~. ~ds.~"~e ~ Financ~ Committ'ee did not recommend this ~rticleJ~?i!~"F ~, ~,~.~'~ O~.',~%'(~. ~:~D~.~.~'?;~'[~_ '.t~.'~V ~'~'~¥O~'~./~;~:,~'I-~([' ~'~:-~':. ~...~-'~ ~,,~,- .~;,~Y.~4 :~/fct ~;'~icha~d ~erett stated she did.'nst 'apprsve.destro~ng this ~ house' for a p~ing lot and 'had letters from others asking her to protest ~ this Article. I ~ ; ~ ~I ~ ~ ~* * ~[~ ~C$~ ~ ~ ~-- ~ ~ ; ~ ~S ,' ...... · ~'-,~:' ~les Sayle' ~ade'a motion that the recommendatidff~, of the-- ,'/" Finance Co~itt'ee be accepted. ~' The motion was duly., seconded. ;~ ....... . ~-~'~e.:- ":" : MOTION :' The motion was c~ried by ~ unanimo~ voice vote. -t':---.-,.. -. VOTE' o:,:..,;,~ ~.,~txcle 37 6oncerned the p~chase of, a new hea~ duty ~o (2)~[1 ton," Fo~'~:wheel'drive'; (~) D~p Truck for .the High~aY'DeP~tment'. ~ ~-' .~:~-~.tr~.~;~:~'~'. h~-.~;~' ',~': .... r~-.r :4 ...... ~ .... ;~"~'~4 ~' ....... "~"~'~%'~ ~"~% ~.~L ~ '-~;&'4%,~-. ' ' ... .' '" :.. :.: Ke~eth Holdg~te~' a Finance Co~itt~e m~ber, moved to ~end ;:,~. " the Finance O0mmitt~e's-recommendation bY addiflg _the words 'This ~ti~le 'MOTION to'be put' out to bids.'. '.~ The motion 'received a second./'.~',::~:; ~::~.~.~ - . .'-- . - ' ~ 3" ~ ~'~ . -' ~' J ~ . ~ / ... .... ' -.' · ~--7.2t~ it ~.~:/ ~" ~V,;, .' ~>~.::3: '~O..';f. '~:' ~ · :,[," _-At this pdint Tel Be~na stated 'that there was ~ ~ror in.the , " last,.sent'ence of the recommendation; ,n~ely, the word 'driver',had been--" ,-~:~,'.tt. Th~ '~0ti0n'drfer~d b~ 'Kenneth' Hold'ate ~A~.-'~'~ried by ~0id'e vote,' ' V0~E n~ber Of listed it.s :-to improve .the sewer system as recommended '~the ' Engineering Firm of Weston & S~pson ;".( r:~:?.] ,?,: ..: J, :2-;1:..::, ,~.;~ u.M: lj ,~ -~c, ~ :'~[:~:~. t:].;:z; ~sq.:A~ E;'Lo~ell ap0lo~zed for the oversight in the ~ti~n'of the Finance ~ittee ~der Ftiole ]7;' He stated that this ~tiole' was 't~en'out for.diso~sion.inorder to ~end the recommendation' . by add~ng the words: ~This ~ti~le to ~ put out to bids, ~ The s~e ~tained to ~ticle'40, 43,' 52, 68.'"' i~,-~-:-',.u;' .,:,..' 't ..... :'..t : .... : e' .t,~. ~f ;:':..z~:'.::...:~ ' -,', ..... ~'~- ~ Moderator s~gu~etti s~d that it was in order to make a motion to amend [~hese ~icles at thist~e~ - ~',;. ~ ~.'.:. tn" , ~ ..... ~.'""t ;*' '"' ~ ."' -~ ' "" ' '.. '., MOTION ' 7,~:- ~1~:~,.~ :~-,:~, It :was so moved by~ Mr.~ Lowell a~d .seconded.~-,is~,,~ ,~:J.~.,~-,.,"~,~,~?~..~. ,, , '~.,. ' ., ?;~'e~'~?The:motion~to :~endmthe recommendatio~ of, the-Finance Committee ""VOTE ~der ~ticles Sg~:~ho~,hJ,'', ~2 and.68 was~ pas~ed.~by ~ yoice,vp~e~,),~.e~".~,_'.~,~. -~r~ .~.,,~t~ ~ (Item ~6), c~l~ for~ an appropriation of ,$1600.~ : :to construct about ~O lin.~ ft-.~of~8 in~A.~, sewer.~nto Ne~0~ Roa~;:~ "from exist~g manGle ~d to.construct one m~ole~'~;~~ :~.~ ..... ~ ~; ~J~:?~:~ .. ~... ':-..~'?~' Joseph Cody explained that this.proposed sewer.~o~.go by~ .. the properties of. John Viera~ his property.and Gene Viera, and would?~:.~..-~ · ~so be a good st~t to putting in the sewer to Fair~o~d. Road. ~'. He. ,',:L M~ION Moved that the recommendations of the Financ~ Co~ittee.be ~et.asi~e.~d ' "that this Item be voted favorably.'- The motion r, eceived a second., .:~...:::-. Harold Anderson Wondered ~h~ ~he Ffn~oe-Commf~be¢ did.,,no~ ,,.: ' ~eoommend ~h&s l%em in view of ~he fac~ ~ha~ ~he ~oun~ of money small and ~hree residents ~ould beneEi% b~ %he proposed sewer, ex~ensi0n.' ,, Andre~' Lowell said ~he question mi~ be asked ~Are %he houses built y~t?~:'t:~. :,'~ ~:: ~:,:~.c:.'.: :~ ?~:.'~ :: :J~ '.':". '.~, , ;.. ,: :.,:'.' ~,.:.: ~..~ .... ....... :~ . ' The motion Offer~ by Mr.. Cody. that . the s~ Of ~1;600 be :,.~,.~...,..-,..,.~ ~OTE 'raised and appropriated for this Item 6 of ~ticle hO wass carried on from in fron~ of %he Se~ 01iff Inn in a wes~er~ direo~ion %o .~he To~ .7 ,,. ' Hober~ Blair said ~here ~r~ ~ ~re.a~ many p~ple .who .don~ e '~ ~o~ ~he situation in ~he Br~n~ Poin~ area or ~ha~ i~ oo~d be in ~he fu~e'. ,. He said ~ha~ in his ,opinion :i% would be illegal for.~he To~. to 6onduct 'or-car~ s~face water, on any property be it public'.gr,) ~.' 4':~ private.L..-'.D~g the 23 years he lived in that area ,he ~ad a~l.:t.~¥:~ .'. water he wanted so he finely moved~ -Now, this ~ticle calls to ~ave MOTION ~this Water taken.from the Cliff Road. to ,the .Lily. Pond."u I ~ove that . ~. we do.not 'accept .the recommendations of the Finance Co~ittee under?~.:,:? ~ticle 52. " .,. '.~.~.~:::,:~: ~:] ::' ' '? '/"- 'Mr. Blair's stat~ents.-.,.,~The people who li~e adjaoent to the. Li-ly pon~ :,:. have p~ps r~ning constant~ so why send the water do~ their way. -' Nicholas Pet~enos a~o opposed relocating the dra~ and . stated tha~ his bac~ard was also pqlluted'and .that his y~d.has become a .highway for repairing the drainage pipe which :goes'.thbbdgh.-'his. '~; ~,~.~- .'property. He felt there must be another solution to the problem. .- He therefore seconded the motion offered by Mr. Blair.:: - .......... -..: ~.~:~:~ ' ' , 'The motion to reject.the Fiance Committee's recommendations VOT~ was carried by a voice vote.. ' - ' ' :' -- -- ~o~L'-'b~'~ticle :81-Sailed f0~ a.vote,t'o i~truct-the representative ~:..' .. in the Gener~ Co~t to file a bill authorizing the consolidation of.-the Nantucket Island ~ber of ~erce and the Public Relations ~mmittee~' ':-"'-~ . ~ Said.act to' provide~t theC~ber shall contribute ~ one part 'of the ~ joint budget," the to~ to match these f~ds with three p~ts of the - ~ budget,~l.bills approved by.the Bo~d of Selectmen and to be p~d through the office of To~ Tr~asurer;'~a~d the Selectmen ~o~a~po~nt an~:.:.: agent or agents to administer the publicity progr~. ..?~.?', ,~: ~.. :~-: ....... --;-.::,..~:?~-Fra~ H~dy, Chai~an of the 'Public Relations co~it.tee~. Said 'he was spea~ng for the Information B~au who '~e strictly opposed .this m~ger.',: They c~ see no benefit, to the To~ through_this.merger; ' He stated he has .a proposed combined, budget brou~t :up ~_the. ~ber of commerce at a joint meet~g of the Oh~ber,1 Public .Relations Committee. B6~d of Selectmen ~d the Finance Co~ittee. Since the Ch~ber is to ' contribute one part of;the'f~ds, after p~ng $9h~0 for Administrative' Se~ice, a secret~'s sal~y," and $2,~0 for Travel, there ~ll.~ ~:, noth~g left of the $10, O00 shoe of the ~ber. "~. c0mp~ison, the wages for the Info~ation B~eau which the Finance Committee has recom- mended for the ye~ 196~, is $h,9~O. ~is is for wages for a girl to run the' Office ~during the winter and'three .and sometimes' four.1 girl m 'th~ office during t~e .summertime~ ~;~'If th~ Townw ere.to' go ~along'with ~:~:~ "this' ~e~ger,'" the- wages' ~ould be $14,280 which,~ ~r.~'Hardy said,~ ~is .no saving to ith~ To~n'whatsoever~~.:~Actually~ ~ duri~ the' wintertime there is'0nlY one' girl~ in the'office in the afternoon, which is all that is , ~"~ i~R~E~di~~ the Statement that~the~ Information Bureau is~only ~'~' dupli.cating the~ Ch'amber~ bf commerce, ~ Nr .' Hardy pointed out~ that the ~ !:~q Chamber~ is doing the dupli~cating since the Information Bureau has been in'°perati°h f°r g~ °r hOyears' ~He said'~ha$ ab°°klet with listings?:i~'~' of hotels,' ,inns~' rooming houses%'~.restaurants,~' etc l' is printed by the Ch~m.'ber;~-but the Information Bureau has ~one this for a number 'of years.: Mr~ Hardy MOVED that the recommendations of the Finance'Committee',be :~' :~.? MOTION rejected." The motion was seconded.' ..... ,;?~ ,~)~ :.,~...','~'~ ,~" ....... ~ .... ~., ?.~,~ ~,-4 ~,,~u,~:~ 5'v~J F~?~'~L~Robe~t Tayl0r~' President '~0f ~he chamber ~f Commerce?stated that he had a few points to bring Out before the motion was brought to a vote. If the Chamber and Public Relations Committee were combined,. '~ one' of the first and foremos't steps to be done' shoUld be to put a full- time prof.essional person at the dis~osal~of ~everydne,~who,~on many ~-~L occasi6ns, could benefit the ToE by being available'when he is needed. For~example,~ he ·would be ~able to speak for advertising campaigns%-~or~ ~? write articles for magazines; etc. to promote the Island. · Secondly, if ~this merger should take place,~ there in no intention of changing any of the service' or personnel.' ~:They will'all t~e needed to do their ,~:;..-~ specific-jobs:-! Ano~'her thing is that the Chamber of Commerce is, not ~:-~.i?%~ 'on the rocks',' so to speakS' ~'The Chamber has reached a saturation' point where our' members are limited. ~We~ now have to come to~ the Town for _--,,~ :; help.~".~ }~r.~ Taylor pointed out that the Chamber has over 200 businessmen and women,' representing over 240 businesses, who are ~rilling to put their money, into 'the chamber.. These men and Women are also 'taxpayers'~'":~'j so this is an added cost to them.' 7 Most of these members have been ~'. members of the. Chamber since its creation. If they are Willing to :. invest their money in the Chamber, it must be worthwhile. ~-'~?~t~.~ ~ Sidney Killen',~ a~ member.of the Board of Selectmen,hstated ~ ~,~. that ~a great-many people kno~ that he has be'on for 'this~ merger for about ~five years.' ~ He wanted to~ point out that the'r~ecommendations'~0f' the Finance'~ Committee ~i~~ only giving the representative of~the General Court a chance to file a bill drafted by~:the Board of S~lectmen and the- Finance Committee and to give the people a chance to decide for them- .selves' ~whether or~ not they are .happy with itJu. The to~nspeople Would not h~ve to ~ote on it for anobher' yeary.} ~,~'? J-'?' f'.~:.u~. ¥~;~ ~.~..~ ~,~'~-~,v .... --.'t,v.~..~:~-':-Luther Fernala 'stated that he Lsa member 'of the' Chamde~':'o£ Commerce but is also i~terested in the .Information Bureau;'-,? Pertaining to a statement 'made moments 'ago bz Mr..TayZor about a ~saturation ,point; . ,' ~Lr Ferna~d 's~id that he--c'ompared the booklets printed by both.the""-" Chamber and the Information Bureau~ and-found that the Chamber ~ had listings for guest-houseS while the Information~BUreau ,had ~138;~.the Chamber '-listed nine hotels and innS,~ the Information ~Bureau :listed' ~; '~' ~ the ChamSer iisted'16 restaurauts,: the, Inform~tioH Bureau has-42.~ ' Mr. Fernald said he-failed to see a s~turation' point,in ~thosesfigures; "~. there is plenty Off'room for~th'e Chamber to-get more busin~ss i? He ifelt :~'-~ · that :the Town should know just 'what the policy of t~is new' ~r'ganization~ "' is going to be.~t~. There are over 133 listings in the Information Bureau 7~ booklet that are ~not -in~ the Chamber booklet. ~,'He wanted to~ know whether.~ those people would be forced to join the Chamber in order to be ~'.lis.t._ed ?~ " in the .b.~oklet.. .~-~ ~ . ' ','. : -~. :- '~',.~'- :-' --- -":~-% ~";;~-In answer to Mr Fernald's questionj"Mr: Robert. Taylor ' that it 'wo~ld be something which the Seledtmen and the Finance Committee would be working on when they draw up the bill for the Legislature and cau be decided on at the next Town Meeting.' k' Another point he wanted to - make was that' there are now about ~1 percent 'of the' ':Island tax mbney'~ which comes from off-island people who have no interest in promoting ,. the Island'any mor~than 'it is through public-booklets, advertising, etc. He felt t~at' if we could affect this merger~~ it' could be done under'one' head and would work out much betterj ': :-~ :-_ ,:_ ~ ., ~'. e? ~':~; ~,~'?~'~._:?~: .... ~ 11 ' ''' ' '' .1' '~ ''~'~ ~ ~ ~?.';'~]~'~ All~ Stapleton~'~ Director, of~.the.-.Ohamber ~of, .¢e~e~ce, I m ~ ?:that he'is, yew happy,.to-see a favorable reco~endation by,.the Finance Co~ittee to do something ~at is ve~.import~t,.to, all ~f us -- o~..,~.[;~ main indu~try..~; O~-main indust~, is. Worth '~out 12 milli0~''d~llars,' and Mr. Stapleton'~ questioned whether it was smut; or..feasible..t0 kegp P~t2"' time help r~ing '~ industw which is our bread and butter. ~'~ He. pointed out that both the ~blic Relations ~.. Committee and the Ch~ber. of Co~erce are working for:the s~e thing; ~; they ~e not in competittCn with one another but are work~g for N~tucket.and the.to~speople. ,~ He ~aDted ~;, to re-emphasize that no one. will be taking, over anyone else's' job;.~a~ will be t~ing on his 'o~ f~ction.' ~. The t~es are not going .to rise ~th this new merger..-,:He-said, as. Mr. Taylor pointed-out~ .~.there.are some..'~60 members of the ~ber, representing some .2hO businesses, who'have, faith .in the organization. ~ Regarding the proposed budget,- Mr. Stapletgn, sai~ that a~ budget would have to be approved ~the Board .of.Selectmen and..,:. the Finance Committee. He asked if it was not wise to get a ShO, O00 progr~,for: $30,0~ when there are 200 people ~l~ing to give $10, O00 to the To~ for promoting yo~ ~ind~tW. ~.-~-~ ~..~ c:~ :.L.-..i..~'~ ,¥.-~-~,~ ~..~ .?~ .... . ~. ~. S~apXe~on sa~d ~ha~ ~he ~er is no~ ¢oin¢ Ou~ of ~usiness as Xon¢ as we have peopXe ~o ~e ~iX~n¢ ~o work and inves~ ~he~ ~o~e~ . and faith in something that is doing well. -' The reason fo~, coming to' the Town is that the dem~ds made on the Chamber ca~ot be met with present income.. ~so~ N~tucket is the. o~y. Ch~ber, of Cgmm?rp~ which :~,. does not r~c~ive assistance from' the To~ in those areas ~th a s~mer. tourist season. ~. The Ch~ber progr~ is. gered to promote.the entire ,. -- industw, not .just to r~'a placement service..-~He s~id tha% .the 200 ].,:'~. bus~essmen would not continue to invest money in the Ch~ber if.the ~..:' 'econo~ was not berg raised each-year~ :and, the improved econo~ is a ~-:.. reset of a planed. Ch~ber. pro~ and professional guidance i~ needed - for such a progr~.. The ~ber. distributes over 12~O00 broch~s each, year and based on a national ~verage,' this means that ~6,000 people are ' coming to N~tucket .through the efforts ~f the ~ber ~thout paid'.~. ~. Stapleton'stated that investment in a Chamber operation is an investment toward more income.-~He s~ ~that-eyery..t~p~er, in atten- dance tonight is interested in raising o~ ~come per. capita,', and at present o~ income is some $600 lower.th~ the State avqrage,'~ and we ~e carrying a b~den of ~6~.O0-per~ person.toward public assistance. ~. He 'L MOTION made a motion that the Finance Committee's reco~endation be accepted. b~.','.~ Nicholas Pet~enos. commended ~..~S~apleton for a vew speech but said that he failed to.agree with some'of the points whichever?: . ~, Stapleton ma~e. 'He said that d~ing the 18 ye~s he has live8 on . Nantucket there has been a continuous cw to increase.the s~m~r busi- ness and ~tend the s~mer, season.-¥ In spite of all the things that ~,- ...... have been done to 'do these things,' .the se~on h~ not len~hened and~. business does not seem-to have in,eased.'.. He.s~td that he h~',heard.~.. businessmen ssy, ~when asked how business was at the close of a season, 'Oh~"terrible'. ~..~,,Yet,,.those very s~e businessmen go to Florida every, ~nter; .~ How?:~,~We now have the ~ber,.of Commerce-com~g to:us..,- the little man ' saying,'" 'Let's get.~together h~eJ ~LLet' s combine.-~ ~:,; But, I ~ot bw.what they'have presented-h~e tonight; they have to give us a cle~e~ picture th~ that;:~ Do I ~derstand the. Ch~ber.of ~mmerce policy or progr~ will be thab in order for me to have my.n~e listed.. . .?...,- i rent 'a couple of rooms ' ' do I have to be a member.of the Ch~ber of Commerce ~ order.to hAve'.my n~e listed in the ~bookle~? ',Can the ~. ~amber of Commerce answer, that? ¥.;~...~ ~-~ ¢~.~ ~-~ ~y :.~: ....... ..,-.-. ~. .... .~.,.~,.; i~volved~ the'; . ..... "~' Stapleton said that with P~blic f~ds ~ ~ ..... Fin~ce Committee ~d Bo~d of Selectmen wo~d,set up the progr~ and that some consideration., would be given-.t0 those ~o do not w~%.¥to. . -jgin. ~'-~ T~'? I~. Pet~enos .asked .if'he wo~d be getting the s~e ~se~ice ,,~ in the future as he is getting now. S~ ~¥~ ~:~ ~'~ ~?u ~!~ ~.~-;,~ :~", . ~ '~.,~., ~.:~' -', Mr.- Stapleton ~swered .~that it being' a public contribution ~, ~.: progr~, the Selectmen ~d Finance Committee would have to'make some consideration to this because it is t~ money.; ,~ .... ~-~ ~..,; ..... ~ were ~g'etting along~ fine 'and Sudd~hly .{h~ Chamber'. ~cbm~,s' 'al~6ng/a~d' says,~i?/~ 'Let's put this bill through the Leg~slat~e, ~d ~then lf~we ~on't like zt,~.~we camreoect ~t. ~,~He stated that we all like democracy.~but as sgon~ as these, th~ngs are concentrate into a central~ p~rt~ ~t ceases~to be.~,/ dem0dracyJ';~He said that the Chamber of C0m~erce ~hould ~ive, ~ cl~arer~,a~ ~picture than what was'given here tonight.'/.What guarantee d~'the people ..... ' have that the Selectmen'and the. Finance Cemmittee,~o not make,a mistake ~' '.and only favor a few?~.' He f&lt that this matter sho~zld be"po~tponed until ~ ~it~could-be discussed more thoroughly, and~that anyone who has any comments' or~ o~P~nion/on the matter ~should have it published in the newspaper? so · that"everybody will know more about it.~',~i¥~ ~ ~('( ~ ~ ~/~)~ ~)- · '~/f~ ~i~ "~ ~ ~. 3'~- ~ Robert ~ristm~ stated that he is a member of the Ch~ber of ~ Co~erce ~d that he gets good seNice from them, but he does not ~der- stud what is going to happen ~der th& merger."~He had a n~ber of?~ ,~ questions reg~ding the merger: ~Are we stol going to haw the two ~,~(/~.~ "org~iZations operating the s~e way or is it going to be one organization "~der the ~ber ~th the To~ pa~ng money int9 .the ~ber-~d if which is go~ng~to be r~ing the Chamber? ~,Wi~ it~be r~ by~he.$electmen or willl~the Selectmen t~n it 6vet to one man 'L~Mr.'~Stapleton./~/It~ is~. ~por~t whether, when we give money to the ~amber~~ it is going to "f",~' operat8 as it does now. If we c~'t ge~ these facts now, let's postpone~ it to,another year~til we all~ow j~st ~a6~ly what t~eY are going to this merger. ~ ~/~ . '~ ~ ~.... ~:~ Frank Hardy stat~ that the boo,et ~ich~ the-Information B~eau puts out,' c~led ~he. !~f0rmation~Bookl&t~ lists ~ahyone who cares . to be listed in.it whether they ~e a restaurant.or renting bicycles. It do~s not ~ost the ~e~son ~h~g~ m~than'what they~ aV~.' p~ng for [? ¥ ~ t~e'.s,~, He said that he ~derst~ds that if this ~merger goes through,'. anyone ~0'want~. t6 be !is~ted is. goi~~ to h~e t~ join't~e c~mber. (~So~(~ they j~p thei~ membership by another 2~~ but what will come? ~L T~ey will ~ get their $10, O00 from~ dues ~ut who is ~g~sing' to collect~ it? ~ Suppose the ~. Chamber should collect $1~,O00~ what's going to h~pen to ~he extra~ ~-~ $~,O00?,/~is~it-going to be ~t i~to~th& kitty?~~ .... .~ ~?j~)7. 'L~. ~ ~ ~ .:~ ~ ~[(~ Pg~ M6rris-' said that ~e~ both org~nizati0ns';, he was h ~ ~ s erred ~on the~ Public Relations Cdmmittee ~d s~ed on the Board' of Directors 'of the ~amber ~of~ com~er6~"~[~ ~' stated that prior~ to coming to N~t.ucket he Was i~ the"advertisin~ bdsiness%//: The~ain/prob~&ms h~re is to~%liminate the duplicatioh of~ s er~ce ~d~ t6~sec~e~ f~ds t6 properly ~ploit'~ adver- tis~g, here ~ N~ntucket.~'~He said that any big business must ~pect~to j~ s~nd 6 '~rcent ~n 'ad, er, rising; ~th~' Information Bureau-is limited, by law in the ~o~t 0f money~ic~ may b~ spent on advertising. "He'felt that" the~ information Booklet is not ~ attractive one .with much room for .~ ~ ~, ~ov~m~ht j ~[ It' isn't~ ~ question 6f gettih~~ moreI people here but .a 'question. of getting m0~e in6ome h~e ~d the ri~t kind' of trade h~e~''~.He said that this was a~test period and if we killed ~is merger,now,' it is ~finished. He felt that we'sho~d at least gzve zt a trz~. ~ / -,~. ~%~[ ~, ~ ~ander~ Craig,. J~. stated that he h~ also .served on both ~. ..... C0m~ittees in the past~and is~f~i!i~ ~th the problems'and short-comings .He ~tre~sed that vacation travel is a big ind~.t~all' o;~e~ thin'co'try ' with ke'en 66mpetition,~ ~d~it Seemed silly ~to have bwo orgAnizatiohs both wo~ki~g~'f0r the'betterment of the Island. He fel~ that ~.'~Kill~n a ve~ strong point when he said that we are o~y giving-the F~n~n~e Committee ~d Selectmen a ch~ce to put.the bill together and-~en we can come back n~t year and get the ~swers t6 ~0me of the quest~6ns asked here tonight.~ ~?~ ~ ?.~ ~ ~ ..... ~ ' ~ ~' ~ stated that ~like Mr. Morris or Mr.~ ~azg, he is not a men,ber of either orga~zation but if~the people would read the reco~endation caref~ly~ they~ ~ll' see that, they are, o~y auth6rizing th~ Selectmen and ~hce ~mmitte~ to set up a bill to s'ee~whether it ~ll work and if it does work, then we can,accept it. ~ ~. Pet~ehos asked ~at is me~% by sqin~ 'to see if it ~11~ work this yea~?'~ ~. M~Ville ansWer~ that after the pr~ is set up, then we c~ decide if it is feasible for the furze m~ vote it in o~ vote it Out. Il:..,:. ':.,' :.-~:?,?::,~'..:::::~:}Robert'.CHristman.',sa~'d"that s~nce:it' says ~n"the-'reCommendation - ....... ' '. 'that said/bill"~!shall~be accepted'$y the voters' at' an:'Ann~al To~m'Meeting' "' . before becoming effective' ,. he. was st~ll~ ~n' doubt as to whether' the ~:.,.%':'?.. ' ":. }:"-; merg~ ,would be~0m~'~ effective' i~ the' ~ecom~'end~tions' ~ere: Vo't~d f~6~ably . ' "MOTION i tonight.?::H~'M$~ tha~' this~'~t'i~i~ be tabled ~til ne~t yea~: ~nd:the VOTE I ' :- The motzon,was lost a vomce vote.' ..... - . . ' ~..' , . - ' · . 1 . r ~> "."-'::~'.:~:: The motion offer'ed:by Mr.~Hardy and seconded Was brought'" to a '-' '~ voice vote and Moderator S~gu~nett~.sa~d that the ~a~r. was ~n ~oubt; :' . ~.' ~ The motion was then brought to a vete by a'show of h~ds~~'' Th%~ ~otion V~E -. was qot c~ried.by~a vote of 177 in favor 9~d 198 opposed.'~ .'..,. - "' " :' : '" < "'~:, "~,The ~O.tion offered ~' I~.:' Stapleton that the recommendations :' VOTE ef the Finance Committee b~ accepted was carried by a voice vote~ ...... ..' .... th~'Geheral Co~t to"file'~a' bill ~o~ding for th'e election of the ~bl~c Relations >~d ' InTormatien B~eau' Committee.", The F~nance' Co,mit'tee 8~d' ~'~ not 'recommend this ~t'icl~'~ .~>x ..~ ..... ',. ~ :~ c .~ ~'~. ~.:~ ....... :W-w,.~.. ~:>~,~ ~,.:.-.~. . ... :":: ..... .:'"': Fr~k Hardy said that he~ inserted' this ~ticl'e in the W~rant: .. ~n the event that' Article 81 was re3ected.'"He Moved that the recommend- . :-. ations of the Fin~ce Committee be accepted. The 'motie~ ~ece'~ve~ a second. ' . .:... -.... . :, : . .' ... . .,.. . ~ :~:::':: " VOTE :>' :x The' ~otion' was 'car~ie'd b~ a :oic~'~v0te~:':' ' :::'~ ::L"' ":-: ?'~-~ticle- 87 c~led foJ"~'~ot~'to rescind th~ V~te'as'~h~d by: Article"2 of ~ Soeci~ ToE Meeting held on 2h J~y~ '1962,"-~d'to vote to rais~ ~Ra ~'~rg~Fi~t~/' t~nsee~ eroh"~ailable e~'as ~or~ borrow t~e '-"" 'sum of One H~red Fifty-Five1 Thousand (gl~:,O00.O0)~ Dollars., .~f°r. .'the. ~'~':~:': ~ p~pose of constructing a four re0h ~ddition to the N~tucket High School. .... - .... /: The recommendation as. ameneed previously by the Finance Co, it ee is 'We ~ecommend that the vote' passed d~er"'~ticl~ 2 o~ the' Special Town Meeting of J~y 2h, 1~6~ be rescinded and that the s~ of One H~dr~ / - ' - .-~t~n~e ~ou~'~ Oo~s '(~::,009.O0) ~'e ~'~F~r~te~ ~or ~o.ns~ruct~n~ " -origin~ly'equipDi~g a~d f~nishing a four-roo~ classroom addition to the ' ~ Nantucket Hi~ School~:.bhat 'to"'~ais~'this ~ount th~'Tr'~'~s~r~'~ith the' ~" approval: 0f the Sel'ec't~en~~ ~e authorized to issue ~l::,O00.O0 bones'or '"notes 'of the To~m '~der~Chapte~ 'eh: 8f the'~Acts Of ~9~8~.'~d that"the "~ .. Be~d '0f Seleetmen be authorized to appoin~ a sc~&'&l~ Buil~inE"~Co~i~t'ee' that Shall have ~l'. the powers necessa~ 1to'carry' out the project. 'T ~-' ":".:: l~oder'~t~ S~:~i:etti'i~or~d the meeting, that this' ~ticle':: ~ ~:~ any vot~g must be by 'a show of h~ds'. '" T, ::':-: / '" " :-' "~ DouglAs" K~0ttS ~m~iately MOV~ 'that this Article be ~a~sed -: : ~....?: .... ::; After some d~scuss~on as ~to.the me~ng of the words passed ' ~ 8~e~ ': ~s~ in Mr.~:'~notts ' motion," Mo'derator San~inetti 'ruled th'at the ':' :' motZ0~," ~er present ci~c~stancesf mean~ 'to. lay it on th~ t~b~e;':~ There w~s no'objectibn to the rulihg and the'motion was seeonded by-'~th~r E; ' " '*' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' voice' 0," ;.:;:, ,-:c' VOTE ::*~': '": :';'.',~. ~otts ,mot. on was not cart.ed on a *': .... vete. ; ~>- -;._ . Moderator Sanguinetti then stated that ~ticle 87 is now before the 'meeting f0r~ f~her discussion..- ~ ........ ,'.. ~. '- M~ION ?:~? :}"~': D'$~glas~' ~tts"~$~ ~hat'~ th'~" 'reco~enda~ions:':'>' ~'~""~ ~ ~ ''''' ''~' of ' the'~"~" 'Fin~ce ........ :' ~ .,. Committee b~ ~ejected and the m~tio~ was~seco~ded~ by ~thur ~.~C°l~in'""Jr~',>-,.c. ~ · .... ,, '~ MO~iON W~ter Knott MOV~ that ~h~ recommendations of the Finance . C0~ittee be accept~ The motion received a second. '? ~:. if,~' ~*: - :, ~.? ,: / .'; ~ : . . , , ~ ; ,'/ ,.. ~ ; ~/ ~ ~ '~..'. ~ ~.i.~.,'C ~i~': D&Yl&'.~'~' ~ir~n.~-.'~ .th~ 's c~;. c~'~it %~'~- ~ feit ~.it~' '.'~i' 'necess~ at this tim6.'tQ' ~pl~in.'~o ~the-p6ople'o~ .the To~. the ~st~nd ~o~'. of the majority o~ the School Oo~ittee on the necessity, o~ a 9our-...~.. room addition ~ ~'...They~ 9~el~-~ she' stAted~, t~t -this ~urzroom ~'- addition. will meet~o~ immediate needs a~d o~ ~uture ne6ds~ [~.It' is not necessary'. .to spend"~'extra $~0~000 a year.~or maintenance'of a. l~-boom ~dition','~.~' ~s j'Do~le s~id 'that ~this ~ig~e'was determined by comparing maintenance costs -for both' buildings~ ~ and these fibres have been' s erio~sl~, questioned She felt that it was in order at this. t~e to'6xplain briefly, how'these ~J fig~es were determined~ ~As f~ as the Fuel is concerned,' they took the fuel cost of the present High School and the l~-room aSdition an8 used one-quarter fer the fo~-room addition. ~ As for the Water~' they use8 the present ~ons~ptien at the High School~and put in the lowest possible rate. '~' The s~e thing was dsne for Gas and ~ectricity.' They used the minim~ charge ~f ~9.70 per month for. Telephone~ ~ She thou~t 'the.biggest question was in regar8 to personnel~~ . One was for a Librari~; the l~ .... room addition c~ls for a Libr~ f~ly equipped with a Libr~ian. The fig~e used in this case was at the sala~ step which a'second-ye~.. teacher'wo~d receive..' There seemed to be a ~eat deal~of criticism ":. ' concerning the n~ber of teachers~ '.~ There wo~d be one teacher needed ." for thefo~-room and five teachers for the l~-room.'~ There wo~d be ? ~. ~2~00 for a secreta~. They used the s~e.sala~ schedule in use at the present time for the C~eteria. ' We have l~ janitors and we are '. told ~this is not enough .' . ~ We have one-half a j~itor (me~ing p~t~ time) at the Coffin School and if we combine these schools, it is ~elt that we need two j~itors. ~ Supplies was based on the figure we have. in the present Hi~ School; the s~e'applies to the Repairs.~, ~The' fig~es for property ins~ce ~d Wor~en's Compensation were obtained from the Instance Csmpany..'~ The Vocational Department, ~6~00 is the step on w~ich the present teacher would be p~d. '.. ~s. Doyle'stated that the fi~e is an absolutely conservative one. ~.~ It would cost us ~0,000 more a year to r~ a l~-room addition which .we d~ not need~ ~J~It is their feeling ~.~the whole vocation~ progr~ shoed be studied and at' that time move ~" the vocation~' school and. at that t~e get ass~tance from the State. ~ The'To~ wo~d'have to c ar~ the 10ad~ .but actually we don't don't what' ~ proportion of the ~91,8~6.~ 'the To~m ~ll ha~e' to carry..~W&' Feel't~at' we have-An ~ediate need right now ~d we ask enly that you meet that need. ~ The ~rollment doesn't .indicate that we need an~hing else for~.~ many'years to come.'.'~ We ask you to vote for the four-romm school addition; the school~'addition that we need to~ay. ~-~-.~'.?.,~'.~ .~'.'..'-~ '~.~ .... '~'~:'~..~.~.-~ .'-/~ ~ ~' '~?~.Walter O'Grady' Stated that .he bellied .that' everyone 'at the'~ meeting tonight feels that we need an addition~' but that.'the~'majority.. of ~ 'feel that a fo~-room addition' is too sm~l.'' He wondered if the people re~ized that if the fo~-room addition were' completed toni~t, w~en the children .reported for closes 'to~orrow,~ 'i-t :~o~d~be' obsolete. ~:~.~ In the' present Hi~t School we'have a Cafeteria; but we have-a little J'~ - ~ore.than ~at. ~...We have a Cafeteria at' end"end and in a .very small"~.~'~ ,. corner~ We have'a Libra~.'~ It has ei~t ~acks .fo~_books. ~. The' children ~.~ - go into the~Libra~ for' stud~ng but you c~not get away from the-fact'?~. I ~ ~ that-it is'a'C~eteria~ ~ He' pointed out that-a doctor doesn't shoe his Office ~th a Cafeteria ~d a dr~tsm~'d0~sn~t'sh~e an~h~g with a~h~g that will not aid his dr~ting;"~' We' ~so h~ve'a music pro~, ~d_the .t~ayers spend between lO'~d 12~000 dollars for instructors and"materi~s, yet at-the present' t~ at the High School~there is no B~d'Room.'.' ;~en'an attempt is made to'hold rehearsals,'~ou have to ~*~'~'~'-~ hold them in an office or have the alternative of.hsing a.stage~ which by the.ve~ nature of ~th~'building,~is used for G~ ~d for pl~s.?~-It.'~ me~s setting up-instr~ents and then leaving instructs on the stage' or cart~g th~ to other offices..%,~en they go to ~.cade~ Hilll they I ~ have a room,~ich Seat '32 people and the b~ss player cannot- even stand. Of the fo~ rooms proposed, ~.~ are at'the point now'that '~ne should be ' a Libra, which, is my. opinion; and if we .are-going to spend $12,000.~'~ ..... for a music progr~, ~.we could at' least'have adequate- quartersj' This is not even consid~ing ~at ~be happening at the J~ior-High level~ ~ the Vocational. School the people involved in the vocational, program in A day's time report here, ~report at ~e' Coffin' School'and ~eport at ?~ Acade~ Hill. On m~y days they hit each of the three buildings'. ~ Two'~~ of the rooms at the Coff~ School have been condemned, I believe; .therefor those at the Coffin School who need classroom work ~e sent to Academy . Hill. ~ey have enou~ studen~ there now without accept~g these students. Mr. O'Grady believe that the t~e involved going to and from schools is not advantageo~. Well, I have el~inated three of the four cl~srooms already, and if we consider the Vocational School, they ~ll require more than one room and we haven't even considered other progr~s. We have a choice tonight. ,~,r We can vote on A~ticle 88 only if we vote no on 87.~'~ '- '~'If you ; vote' :,' yes ' ';for .Article 8?A'then:you~are Voting 'for ,a ,building program *that will 'be obsolete the day it is -com~let'ed.' ~_'i~.~',~ ii .'~ ~ $~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ ,~2 %:{~o,r{, A~ette 8tackpole~ ra member of-~the S~oo~-Co~m~tt~e~,"sa~d she has ,opposed ~t~cle 87 because' she co~d-'no~,: in good conscience~!k;,~ accept it. ? It is, not real~, enough- for .what, we need~ now. ~. She, s~id. she ~;did not'want to get into ~y more discussions on costs; she'had ,already,,,. ,~;expl~n~ in the ,newspapers~'~ Mrs.' Stackpole did~w~t.~to ~ow who was the ~we'~who compiled~the figures, for maint~c~ costs~ ,~The Committee' did'not work on,these fi~es a~d were presented these fig~es at a ,~:h; ~: %~i/A}{~ ~s. Doyle explained that the ~wek referred to the Adminis- .~?{.~ trators who were requested by th~ School Co~ittee ,to work out these, :~ figures,~ich was requested by the Board of Selectmen~ who in t~n were following the vote taken at the last To~ Meeting. ~-~ .1-.: .... ~, ~,0.k' -'-~a,.'~th~ Davis felt that a~' those present toni~t had already, formulated their ideas before coming to, the meeting. ~d if it is not 1,,: >, out of order, he would like to move ,that all voting on these Articles '--, be done by secret ballot. <?:2:1" ',' -' '-¥~¥k~ ..... ' ..... · ~- -' : .....~"'~:'~ ~ 'r':' Moderator Sanguinetti ruled that such a ~otion is out of ,:.~.~' .~ order and that all ~oting on these~Articles wo~d.be by a show' of hands. ~ ?;,,. Douglas ~Knotts said he could not ~derst~d how a group of - businessmen such ~ the Fin~ce Committee could " favor what is before-i~ uS~"m To meet o~ i~ediate~needs for twice-the price is not feasible or practical. Cost~ fig~es were'~oted.",~ Mrs. Doyle has previousZy stat~ that.jfig~es co~d be interpreted in any way depending on who is.- making the point. '~ He said that in November-d~ing Education Week, :they told s0~e of the .visitors that ~they co~dn't hold-classes on.-the.second floor because of ppor lighting and that the thud floor had beenLcondemned as ~safe. ~ Then we must move them out 0f there. ~,We have been ~told by %~ ~s. "Doyle,that we don't know how much reimb~sement we will get for the' l~-room addition. '-,~y didn't she mention that, we will get approximately. h8 percent of the f~ds? ~,The Selectmen ~pointed a Committee of five~ - people headed by Mr. Taylor..{ They went to Boston and spent m~y, hours ~of their~ time with Mr. D~as ~d Mr; Black to see what, they could get for assistance.: They c~e back with a l~-room pl~.~ They recommended 2 it to .the School Co~ittee ~en I was a member. , They recommended it to the Selectmen and the Fiance Committee. ,.,.~'~y don't'you listen to" 'i ~d:%%?,~, ~ilip B~t~ett~' former member., of the School Co~ittee~ ~ stated ~that he believes the ~-room addition to be obsolete.,:', The t~payers have not been' info, ed or the resets of the recent'~aluation at the School have not been' made available.' ~,We have been told that we are sworn ~to secrecy,about ~he ~contents of, this report,yet, the people~ton%ght ~e asked to vote on two proposals on,'additio~s to o~ school s~tem.",~ The - recommendations in this report,c~not possible be'absorbed in~ a four- room addition~': The report's recommendations, '~i~e it does not specify any n~ber of rooms~ considers programs and space that ~11 require upwards of eight or ,twelve rooms;~ If welare to spend this amo~t of money for o~ children over ,the~ neXt, fifteen or,twenty years~ we should ~ow all' the fa~ts. IWe were told to work out a compromise of perhaps ~ . eight ~oms. ~} There has been no compromise ~atsoever. ;~ The enrollment ~. fig~es show that the High S~ool co~d not possibly~take all these ,i- children ~th the extra classrooms p~oposed for,the furze ~ ~- - .P,~?.~},~-Mrs~ Doyle said that she did ~ot want to prolong the dis- ~', cussion '~y longer.%h~ necess~ but the statements made relative to e~ol~ent do not give the tree pi~t~e. She stated that no one ~ 2' ~gue the ~act that,there ~e 7~ pupils in the f~st grade.' 6H0wever, there is no~i~g ~ ~the Pe~or~s,to i~dioate that a first ~ade class {: .t o~ ,?~ pupils, sti~ remained ?~ p~oils when the class '~aduat~. ~a She ~ eo~d go even f~ther to say that ~o,hi~ school ~ss has e~er had ~- m~y pupils as it had ~en startiMg the f~Pst ~ade. ,- -~ ,,~{ .' ~ill "~ J .: '~, ,-9~t~t~'~)!~b~'~ i~Mrs .'/Stackpole, stated, that ~she ~was~ not, at ~ liberty~to., divulge ~'' " , ',~ ~at~.the~ Evaluation Commi~tee,r'~c~mmended~'~b~t.~t~ati~ she coul~'s'ay~ that a couple of weeks, ago when she- asked~ to, see a copy~ of~the written report,~ she ~was~,told it was not ,yet available ~ ~ .-~ She~ s~d~ that they did get an ~ oral-,report. 'i~,, Mrs,~ Stackpole said ,that 'she did ask Mrs. ,, Walker,, Princip~ of the,High School,~if they,recommended a four-room addition and she,5 . was ~told by Mrs.~ W~k~that they had re~o~end~ more than four rooms. ~' She said that she did a~ee with-Mrs. Doyle_~that during ~the ye~s from , first grade to g~aduation from High School,' many pupils go to other schools because their Parents, move away, or. when reaching Hi~ School ~ they go aw~to school, :get m~ried or just drop out of school. ~She~?o also felt that if we have ~ adequate Vocational S~ool that is, taught as it should be~ many of the Civic ~ts students might go into vocation~ .training or homemaking where they-wo~d benefit,the most frgm their education. . ~ , ~ ,~ Michael Todd believe that it is ndt th~ bdilding th~iis g~ing to teach the chil~en. If,the fo~-room addition is adequate now, we should b~ld the fo~-r0om addition now. ~ ~- ........... · ~ J~es P.' Kelley, Superintendent of S~0ols, stated,that he is~ ~ in a~l of the schools five days a week ~d unSerstan8s that there is a 5,~-problem. ~He thinks that,everyone o~ us who atten8ed school, feels that ~ ~ ~ 1 in some w~ we have some knowleSge a~ut the schools, and ~the fact that~.~ we pay t~es to support the schools makes it a burning issue. He~ ~ pointed out that he goes to the High School~and sees 'classes on the stage; a class ~ the Guidance Room and two classes in the Cafeteria.' The~,~ he 'noticed in 1962 the principals made a request for ~mediate relief. The issue involved here is that we need a 2/3' vote in orUer to get these' fo~ rooms or the 15 rooms. He sai8 he is not going~to deal ~th per-~,~ sonalities here but that there have been some misstatements made. ~The, Sh~d floor of the Acade~ Hill School is safe for, habitatipn. ~It is not exactly true that two rooms ~ the Coffin School' have bean condemned. Actu~ly, the~cell~ can o~y,be used for storage. ?The Vocational School is not~a publio school; it is sta%e supported. ~ I am sure you all looked ~ ' into shifting the Vocation S~o~lC,to the High School. ~We hame to go to the To~ for that and appoint new Trustees and'go to the Commissioner of Education ~ order to do this.'~'~ I~wo~d like to s~,that i~ you do not ~, vote~ for this fo~rroom addition-or?the 15-room ~dition,' we.will~ just t~n'~the school back to ~e ~ildren on the stage," in the Guid~ce Room and in the C~eteria~ /~Some of you people here wo~d probably leave yo~ children ,in these schools if it were not for ~the~ controversy, i~ If you .... ~ c~ '~ford t0 send yo~' ~ildr~ off-isled to school, if .~there is a ~ ~little status ~o it, ~ fine'.~'~ Here, ,we take .eye,one v~o comes .,to o~~ door; we are ve~ democratic ,about that. We~ ne~ cooperation not only-~from the ToE bnt from ,the $~payers and people, all the way do;~ the, line. ~. ~ The children in this school~need space now~ ~ ~'~'~ ~ ~ ~ ~' ~'~' ~, ~ ,~,, , ~."~- 9ohn Meilbye stated that we..~e not fighting over,this fontasy,' room ahd fifteen-room addition to h~t the children;~/~ He beli~e that ,~e,~aole problem ~th ,the situation ~s ~that the n~ber of rooms have never been e~lained fully %o the people ;',.~ How do_ ~ou expect the~ average citizen to know f~ly ~at is needed?. If-you e~l~n just what is needed, wewill give it to,them ~', ..... '~-~ ~,~ ~ ~ .~ ,~ ~ W~ter O'Grady stated that he would hate to see those ~no ~shed -~ t6 vote on ~ticle 88 disappointed ,became of an advance vqte on Article 87. He felt We shoed also give ~ticle 88 a chance..~, ,~,~ :,,c-' t~,~<%v s' '~ $ ~, ~r~ .... ~Q'~,-~ ~to~eI Dias~~' a teacher,~ in the ~school .system, stated that last Tuesday the N~tucket Teachera Association,' which represents the majority of the %eachers, voted the following motion: ,?The N~tucket ~Teach'ers ,?'~ Association does not favor the fo~-room addition because they do not feel it meets,the adequate needs of the entire school system.'%," accep%ed failed .%o meceive a ~/3 vo%e and %he mo%ion was no% carried. ~,~ ,' There were 124 in favor and .213 opposed.'?'-. ~-<~ ~.,~, ~,.~%.~,~ ~. , ~. -~ ~ VOTE ',.- ......: ..... '??})~;~?,'Ar~cLe',88 c~led,'for:~he's~ 'Of $~gZ;~h6;~'~otbe',raised and appro- :," "',', ' ' "'p'~i~dj~sferred,~from-a~a~Lable:fu~s'~Gr bsr~o~eB for ~he 'p~p0se~of cons~r~e~ing.an~ addition ~o ~he~N~ueke~ Hlgh School?~onsis~ing 0f 1~ '-~ gla~srgom~ ,~d nine Addi~lsn~--rooms'j~:~his ~o include ~he manual, training department~' ~ich ~o~nt shall" include, suGh :funds 'as ~may be available'from '-' the Feder~ Gove~ent and 'the CommonweaIth 'of 'Mass'achusetts.~ ~"?'~ ~ :~'~"~,, ',"The Finance'-Committee did not r~co~end this'~Article~-'::.,.,~, " , - ,, -;:~:??.:~ette :Stackpole proposed that the 'words .?manual~ train~g~-~ :,.':, , changed to. vocation training s~ce manuel training, is not-what .we offer MOTION here ~d will.:not get State aid.'~? ~-~'~'~'~:~ ~L.:~ ~,~'~ :':-".~[~L" ~,~.~ ,~[~ ~,,.,..,t .~,,. ~.~,.~ t~.~,~' ©" ~',,' ~''' ',,~:,~ ~',.h:jo~-: ,,,~. '~"-"~ ~s" Stac~ole's motion was seconded by ~les Pearl~ .~v, ~'-', ~-~ ' VOTE " The motion Was 'carried by:~animous voice vote.. ~:'~'.."~,~.Mrs:'. Catherine Doyle' said that the n~e submitted~.'to the:Build- ing Cool'tee at the time of the dra~ng'of the plans for the 15-room' addition which is the correct n~e is the 'b~l~ng ~trades and maintenance vocational'sch0ol~: t ............ ~,' ~'~. ~'~':~:~:.', ~:..'".:: '-~:~, ~v,,,.~..; .... ~ ~.. ::~ ~ ' said that ~she had 'no"obj~ction but'that vocational tr~ing covered all. building trades,~' electricS, pl~bing and other things. ~"~:~}:: ~ ':~ :'~ Moderator S~in~tti said ~At h~ wo~d leave the'wording ~s "':'. :~DS~ LeliA' Ray 'asked i~ the ~ording ~v0catioAal tr~nLng will'~ cover the girls~ homemaking dep~tment..:.: . , ,-?: '"' '" ~ .~ .': ~,?,,?~,~ ':,~,, ,+ ,~ Mrs.' Sta~kpole' assure~dMrs.' Ray that the homemaking is dovered. ~:~ :,, :~: ~: ~:i:t,,,, Rsbert' ~/stm~ 'stated that ther Article r~ads'~ c'onsist$~g' o~ L l~-~la~s~o~s and nine additional rooms'.~: He' asked if this' ~eans'th~t the addition consists 'o~ twenty-fo~ rooms.'~-~L~ ~t,):',~,::,~ '~ ~:,j~ :./~,~'l~,-~ r. -'~/~' ';"~)' MrS ;'. Stackpole'said..it w0~d be o~ fair to :ans~e~ ~ye's. ~;:), it includes' three rooms ~dr the vocational sc~o/j seven classrooms as Such 'at' 7~0 sq. ~t: 'eachj A ~e~,~iting room to Accommodate Mrs; Williams~ needs; "a business practice room; -three small"rooms for the Use rof the~'.:1~:'' Superintendent; teachers t,; room; secret~ies~: r~oms;'a ~usic room in the ., re~ o~ the sta~e'. ~ The rooms pres,ently occupied by ~s;~W~ker~~ P~inciple~ ~11' be taken over bY a Guidance Room ,~d Nurs~.'s'-Room.'~., She .also ass~d the people that she had dhecked' again concerning;the~ ~ount. of 'aid and ~'~' ." was ass~ed that we 'Will~get' Feder~' and' State' aid'. ~ She 'also checked the ~ "' State re~b~sem~nt for'voc~tibnal tr~ning as was told that aid. sho~dn!t 1 be a~ less than what the To~ is receiving now, partic~arly since the State is pushing'mor~ Vocational training.' :~g~*.~'~,~ ~,~,"~"-:~;? ~'~'?-~ ~,:' . . , 1: Harold Lindley asked' Mrs Stackpole if it'~as proposed .:tS' ~0V~ ~- the Junior High School' into this 'new'bui~g. v~L::~-t ..:;::,..~..~,~.:(~ ~:.~:,j ..... t-'-~-, ,. ,' I,~s. Stac~ole stated that the J~ior High'wo~d' be moved'and:: 'there were three classrooms for their use., '. '-'.~-. t'~'~. :' ~ ',?:~ c.?,~:,,,% f':,t ~: ~S;' D°Yle"~tAted 'that .mov~g the 'J~iG~ H~gh' School would' ~irst have to be vot~ on by the 'School Committee~' and that bringing the J~ior and Senior High School together" is not recomm~ded due to psychologic~ ~', reasons."~;-,, It: is not th~ best move for~ the' younger children'. ~ Reg~ding a -Libra~, there' is again a-question Of need;~7. The Willis Report- says that we j~.~not have enough children in'o~ ~chool'to warrant a Libra. ~:~:~j~ : ' ~' ~-_' Sup~intendent K~le~ said he w~nted to 'point out that re~ardL ing 'Public Law 81~ which giv~ Feder~ aid to schools who have'childr~" of Feder~ employees, Mr. Eric-Anderson advised .that in,order to receive . '~-~. the $75,~O promised,' we wo~d have to show a'5 percent increase in n~ber of children between 1963 to. 1965;' Mr. 'Anderson~id that'the-"?-~ $75,000 was in ~cess to what he wo~d offer today.. ~'.~C~a,~>;%$~*~Andrew E. 'Lowell.; said that'he feels everyon~'is*aware of the ."~Y~,.':'.; d ~ ~f borr0~ng money~': especially.'6n a'.compounded basis ;'~'~ He .s~i~ h'e >-> ~: ;' ;X> ;,, ~anted to poi~t'out one ~hing before a ~ote is taken on the ~ossiEity '~ ' ' .... / . ,., ~f'boh~owing $591)000j Which,' he.~add~,'~is:'last: year~s~2iguresJ ?~There~X ~'~' oeems to be'some question at this point of the ~o~t of. Federal aid the ~ "' ToE ~ll 'receive, if any., The estimated State aid,~ he believes,' was-~ -.~ 40 percent;:~Subtracting the~40.perceht?_there would be. a balance ~of $355,000;'if we accepted F~er~- aid;~ we.have a balance~ of-$280,000. ~' thou~t the To~-mspeople should ~ow.t~at To~s ~e limited in their- ~' .< .... bor~o~ng' by. debt limits :~nd that/~n~ borrowing, in excess of. a Town' S debt ~' l~it has to be done throu~ the State ~ergency:Board; ~If.we borrow~the .~' $280~000, ~ich we believe to be the conservative estimate,' .we will have .exce~ed o~ debt limit by $1~0~000. He ask~ if we are wise to go into. debt by such ~ ~penditure which, seems to have so many questions. ~c%.~? -***.'./'~ ~?,~f ~s.'Frederick Coffin," Jr. asked Mr.* Lowe~ wh~ he. did, not info~ ,'. : the meeting of this debt l~it before a vote was taken on*~ticle 87. -,-: ;~,.e<,; ;,;;: . ~r.~ Lowell ~nSwer~ that it was pointe~ Out at this, time became' the Committee was. Zw~e'that the amo~t to. be appropriated in this ~ticle .. ~ ..b>>;.i~i~,-M~S.'coff~'~st~ted that if she ~e'gailed; c0rrectl~, 'last Year 'it. : was recommended that there be a h~f-way meeting of the minds with' a~ plan' for Perhaps ei~t or ten rooms. 'She wanted to ~ow why this wasn't done. We are just covering the s~e issue .that'was covered lasi ye~.. :7~ ~ ~r; Lowen said *hat ~rs. core~ .as reeerring ~o ~he s~g~estion' m~de to the School Committee by the Selectmen and the Finance Co~ittee ' ~. that .they.come up ~th a 'compromise, which they app~ently;were ~able to do.~ ~'/:' e Douglas ~otts' stated that regarSing the; 8ebt' limit, ~'Sid ~0t he~ ~n~h~g sai8 about exceeding ~the debt limit at the time the .vote. was taken on the $1~O00 to be appropriated ~Ser Article 87;; He said he has heard comments that the A~inistrators didn't believe that a combined J~ior. and S~nior High School is a good idea because of psycholo~cal reasons, .but ~ t.l~in~ to t~e p~ent, of so~e oe t~e ~u~ils in, t~e J~ior Ni~ School, it is pretty bad. ~' " . ."o:,~ .;/4 '~ -" e~k~ ;:c~' Mi~ael Todd said he W°nde~'ed ~'at .'~nd or a school s~stem w~; l wo~d have if the s~mer people were not paying for as much or the school .... t~ burden as they are. ~. ':-/~ ~' ~ ~L' ' ~*~s; Coffin. stated~that .people in,Nantucket o~n~here,~e v~y".:' ~, eager to help the Red Gross~' but it is about time t at we helped o~selves F ,~ :h. while we still~,have the co~'age and ~the strength to car~.-through. ~: The 5 MOTION motion was seconded; ~ ~..-~.~'-~%~:~<~ ~:%_.'-f~.~ ~,~3 >~: )'~.~' .?s%~:'~..q'-~'~ ~;m., ~-;:_~ ~2~X~-'~.: ::. '~- o;-,: 'J' He~y Colem~ wanted .to .~ow .just ho,~much ~one~-we,have't0' ;- . raise for this Article.'c~. ' },--~'~.-;,~ ,~<'-~-~'~L?;; ~;~ ,. :';' --~'~- '; .... ~'~ ~ : ;;,~z:?~'4:,-, Moderator S~guinetti; said the ~rticl~'c~ls'for;the ~o~t. 'of ' $591~846.00, whi~ included such funds as may be a~ail~ble.-':.~, t ,'<-".-~. then sets the ~o~t of aid."' The State gives an estimate in the beginning but the fi~e in the end .is fi~r~ a~ter all costs are in'. ;~" . ~ . -L. ,, ,., c .;;~- ~,, ..... ~. ,/ , ~;',,-; < , ,. , . ,..> .. _/;<. .,~_ ' ~- Edgar ~{$en'~id' that he 'wou~d iike to'~;nd th~ motion-~f}e~d by Mrs.~Boyer that in the event Article 88 does not pass that ~ticle 87 be reconsidered at this To~ Meeting. ..... ~ ,' ... . M0de~t0r'S~inetti's~at;d ";"'-'/''" ' : -" "' ~hat Mr.' Bowen-wo~d have to make : a ssp~ate motion that in the event Article 88 does not pass that ~ti~le' 8~ ber~econsidered. I.~. Bowen so moved and it,~as seconded. MOTION .-", . '...,., '.,;.;?~,,,~:..,.*.~:' '~ert"'S,lva.~. Jr. asked, that, ,f.we'can'~ote to recon~,~er Art,cle ~,.~W..' ~ .',,-.~ c~n'~e'n0t-f~ther moveSto ~end 'Mr.' Bowe~'s~,motion?~,~','~:.~4~?~:?;~:~,,'~~ · ~;, .. -, ' rx~x,?:.~' - Moderator .Sa~guinetti" stat~ .that only. two',motions a~e: ~lowe~, for' ~ach ' ' '- Artlcle.'~;, '; -'"~t~ ,-,'~ ?"~ f?~ ~:~,~ "~:-?' '~; '~ q",5 %; ~c.~, ~ ,~,- ~?, .~,.,~ ~¥- ':.;..~..:.~ ' .._ .... 'l.,~ ":,~; W~ter O'Grady asked if, it would be proper ~er-p~l~entary ?'~. ~ ..? pr0ced~e, to ge back and reconsider ~ticl~ 87~'- w~'j~.: %,~',~..~r~,~ ~,. ,;~500-~"i~ ~ ~,. ~ .:. .,, Moderator Sang~inetti stated;that we cannbt'have ~y }~} ~, motions at. the. present on .this ~t~cle.-~7> ~J'~r,~?c,~q>~ q~.~:~:~;~?~.'~xr ,'~,~, ':' ,"~:; ,~:~...~; .... ~::*x*,~. c:;, '; W~ter Knott. pointed that dnder.' Article 87 it~tates 'to' Vote 'to ~w-" -. rescind the vote as passed by ~ticle 2 of a Special To~ M&eting held on ~ ~ July, 1962.'?~ Since the recommenSations of the Finance Co~ittee were ?.', . . , '?,, ' rej~cted~~ Mrj Knott p~inted, out that ~rticle ~ of~h~ Special-Town Meet- ~ ing of J~y~24, 1962 is still ~ .effect. 5,'~;<L/ ,'~..~,~ ~ /,~;, ~., ;~'X--'A ~ ;.~-,c~; ~-.; Mod~at0r san~ine~ti"said..that~t is Still in effect. He ~id it is now in order to vote on the motion offered by Mrs. Boyer t~ ~aSset '~d appropriate the ~o~t-~der ~ticle 88. ,~.? ~,.~c",;';7~*' ~-' '~,~-; ~*~-,;,:,;, .., A. ???; ,~,:The; motion 'failed to recei~'; a 2/3 vote and was` not ~carried. VOTE .. Those in favor,~ 183; ~those bpposed, t59.q ;~ '.' s;';'~ i: '-, :~'~,~ ,,-~<,~,,:~..:-,',-,~,-~ .- The motion offered by'Mr.". Bowen to reconsider Article 87 was 10st through faille to receive a 2/3 vote."Those in favor,' 158; those · ~, c.~ t~,X". ,~,' Leroy. True stated that Sin6e the meeting has '~pp~ently t~ned do~ both buildings~ he wondered, if it would be possible.to recommend that the School ~Co~ttee and the Board,0f Selectmen ~ointly appoint a new ....~ ~ $ ~$~$~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~A~ ~ J ~ ..... -,~ : M~er~tor Sanguinet'ti said that at th~'~end of the meeting there . ~ .... ~can be. a resolve ~ich is in the nat~e of a vote although it is not ~:,?~ ' ~ binding. ' In o'ther words', it~ wd~d be the consensus of this .meetihg :to qq. ' -' . ,~'.~ /'c 'o-;, ~.'True requested that ~*'. San~inetti rec-o~nize 'h~ at t~ ~{~:;~'.:";. , .. .. '~',.' W~ Marled R~Unsville MO~ that all other recommendations ~f MOTION '~ the Fin~ce ~mmittee be accepted.":: The motion was second~. .... ~?,f.~. ,' VOTE. '- -, ....The motion was c~ried by a unan~ous, voice vote;..':'C ?X~:, *~-;~**** ; .~?~:-;~ .... :~.J~o~.~;:~ Moderator s~guin~ti,then ~plai~'~d~that we' 'cannot ~gail~ vote ~- ~-:, -~ ~,.,, , upon ~y ~ticles relating to the deP~tment of public works since the'~:~ ~w.~- .// . bill has not yet been voted upon in the Senate. · ~*~ ~ ~v~ ~ ~ ~ T %~ ~ ~ ~$ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~:'MOT~ON : .'. i,*~'-~?U-:Leroy. T~ue,~o~ed/that it.'be resolved.by this boSy,that the Sche~l .~-. -" c. .-Co~mittee ~d the Bo~d of Selectmen appoint a committee 'to make_a ~ · '/-:~ .:;:~:;~.:,:, ~reoo~end~tSdn at a mpecial~ or annual to,m meeting pertaining to th~ '. building of an adSitibn in the school syst'em.'-:~,The motion was seconSeS. V~E The motion was c~ried by a voice vote... _~:.;: ?c~:-,.' The motion ~as made,' seconded and c~ried by a unan~dus Voice '~*' The meet~g was'~adjo~n*d at 11:25 p.m. ':. ' ~, ':.'. '?.',. :~ .... :* \ ;',, ': :- o e~ther of the Constables of ~e Town of Nantucket, 'ited tO-~ote ~ T~* A~s, to meet 'at le Lemon H~ ~ ~d N~tu~et, on M~ch 8~, 1965, at 7:00 o'd~ ~ ~e fo~n, ' OF/THE FINANCE COMMITTEE ,-'",' 5"/',/* '), ARTICLE 1 . , ..,:.,. -,r,:,,:,~:~ And on Monday, Ma~ch 8~, 1965, to bring in their' votes, aH on One ballot, for ~e folloMng: One Moderator for one year; Five Selec~en for one ye~; One Tre~urer for one ye~; One ~llector of Taxes for one' y~; One Town Clerk for three years; One Assessor for three years; One Sewer Co~i~ion~r for t~ee years; One Water ~i~ioner for ~ree ye~s; One School ~ittee member for ~ree years; One Planning Boardmem~r for five years; One Nantucket Historic Dis~ic~ ~m~ssion member for five ye~s; One Park and Recreation ~issioner for five ye~s; One P~k and Recreation ~mmissioner for ~ree years. ~ ;', -?.- ~.~.~.~-,'~.,~ ,:. ;~. ,,: %,~ _,.We reeommen~ that the election be held m prodded in.cie 1~ /,Voted by ~e Mee~g as r~0~ended by ~e Co~ee. l, ' ' ' ' r ' ARTICLE 2 -" To }~eive ;~P~}h' 'of ~e v~iom dep~en~' and committe~' which shall come before ~e meet~g. --~.,.,; , . .~ ..., . .. ,- ' Voted by ~e Meedng as re~ended by ~e Co~e~, ~'~:~,:' To see if ~e Town wHl vote to a~o}ke ~e'-To~n Tre~er · e approval of ~e Selec~en, to ~ow money from ~e to ~e ~ficipafion of ~e revenue of ~e ~ancial ye~ beginning 3~u~ 1, 1965, ~d to i~ue a note or not~ ~erefor, payable wi~ one ye~, ~d to renew ~y note or notes ~ may be given for a period of 1~ ~aa one y~, ~ accordan~ wi~ ~c.* 17 Chapter ~ of ~e Gen. ~ws. We recommend ..... ,c, '~ ,- Voted bythe Me~ting a~ r~.commended by ~e Com~Kee. ......... To decide on '~ mode of to s~ ~ ~e Town will au~or~ ~e ~llector of T~' to ~t ~ ~Hector ~ auto.ed to no~g 1~ ~an.lO percent ~ ~e a~unt of $10.O00f ~T~' CeHeeter; ~d ~at inter~t at ...Voted. , by,the Mee~g as reco~end~ by ~e Co~ttee. ·e town' clock 'and the rin~g of' ~e bellj the ~ee~. ""~, ;-?c:?~.~,. ~,~ ,.., · r::¥ We'r~mmend ~at the Police Foree;-~e To~ O~k of ~e ~H, ~e ~ways ~d ~e H~g of ~e ~, ~ under the ~d :' . Voted bZ me ~ee~g To a~ on the acceptance Report by ~e ~lec~en., , ':.Li'~:':'f;L'~ ,-: . --~ . .' ',:-',, , ,, , . 'We recommend ~t ~e J~ the ~l~en ~ neeepted..: '~ ':' Voted bx the Mee~gas recommended bf' ~e Co~mi~e.. ':": Telephone '," ,. ~; ,',"' "::'"~?* :/:~ * ; *. :' ;' ~ ' ~.~ ..... ": ~00.~ Compillnff To~ Re~ . , ,' '-_ ' ,-,~q'~',-~;-~',~; 200.00 ~ _': .... ?~;~'. :-' ,, -, ' "%/';~,.-:'?~;~500.00 ~nd ',"~ .... '?'~~k~'' *~ ' ' ~; ' .' ,~ ',. ;¥,q 125.~ ~e~fio~ of To~ Not~ , '.,./, , , /' / /. 10.00 ~c~ ~pment ,; -' 36.00 P~ ~ce ~x Rent .~ ' ' 6.~ ' -. ': .... ?. :",, - ~'.: ':':-:.'::"'.>: ?'??::~¢~'Y~jk~,~::~'~;',.:",¥: "r'-',':-"~:~",,./.W:' .: '~.;;,;:~ ~ " ; ' ' , ". ' ~ ? 'Cle~c~ ~ce ':~,~.;-:L;.;'/~??'%-, ,),?': ~-,~ >,:-,,,~00.00 '~ .:'"11~410.00 - ',- - . -, B~ng ~d ~ping the Five-Ye~ Ceded 'S-¢~,:.~'/~',~ ~;~,' ]~.I?~;;'} ~,".- '-. Copy for the S~Ie, M~telce of ' -' ' ',-,/,;~;;~;;> / ':, Equipment, ~oslag~ an~ ~g~ Fee '"'" ,700.00 ' ' - ':. ~700.00 ' Town Clerk :'. '., ,. ' , , -' , :' ,~,, s~ , "' ',-' ,,'? , s, ooo.oo ,o0o.oo , ~ ~; O~ce ~x~e~e - '~ :, :: 400.00 . ~ ~-' '/ ' ,~ ~ ' Vi~ S~fl~ ~:-~ ,,,:,,,~ -- , 250.00 '~ ' ;'~,/S~eet L~t ~g 910.00) 1,900.00/; ":,~ Nom~aon Paper, Re~on ...... : .... of Vote~, Co~ecfing L~, etc. 207.00 'k, ~, P~flng W~nt Boo~ .... ~ 350.00 ~ ~ ~L~,Vofings L~ (2 pdn~gs) , , ~ '~ ~ 136.00 ~ Ce~cafio~ of To~ Meeting ~cl~ . 69.00' "' ~ ' B~o~ for Elec~on '.-, , -. : - 23S.00 ~ ~' Election and Town Meeting Pa~oll ' 382.00; ~ M~ ' (~'A%"r",, " ~-;':' 75.00 '. ' To~' Meeting, OericM ~utes, Recor~ng -7 :.-" $0.00 ~, ~<' SpeclM To~ Meeting 1~0.00 ..... State Cereus ............. ~ 750.00 ' ¥~ ~,~26.00 To~ -' 10,32&00 .. :-:/'.'. ,ooo.oo ..'. ,o00.o0' ' ' ........... ~ "": "." " 'To~ Pl~ng Bo~d ..... :' ' "--/' -' '' -.. '-' . ,.' ,,¢. -, '- o.00 'Oe~ ~ce~ ._ ...- 2oo~0o. . ...- ..... .,- ~,.-_:.,:-.,.~ .. ':- .,. ..... ~ ;_.,~.:,_~ ~. ~ , ' .: 100.~ .:: .,o,o,....... ,.- '. ...-. .-.- .. . .:. ::. .'..::- , :~.".' . :-'~. ,. :. /"- .~:'V~flng T~c~ E~e~ .. '- 100,00 ~¥" ;~' :k~-~A-~ . '~' ~aon or Cat.~ ~' .... - ' S00,00 ' ~' 1,~0.~ , ," 'I .-- AdminI~flon: .... ;.-: ...... .' ;-:...;;L -,- .. ' ' :'.~, 1.' O~ce ~a~o~ ~ .-. -, '- ' ~00,00 ' .' ".. ' '" ' ,',-q ~. Office Supp~ so,oo ' . · --:- 3. ~vel ..... . ...... :: .: .... , " 7~.00 .-, , - .... -:;-:" '4. Telephone-:,'? , ' .4~0.00 ,' 6. ~ater ~e~t ,, 4O0.00 ..-' -' : ] 1, Lffe~d Pa~oH (9 gu~ fo~ 11 Wee~) :/ 7,300,00 '- :" ":']. ....... '. -: . 5. Sp~ial Police at ~e~ Beach * . ':-960.00 . h./~ h;'<':.~ ' 6, SuppH~ ~ ~ ~d~ B~e~ etc.. . ~:~.. ~i' 300.00 :?- ~'~ . .'Y.:~:V Ope~tor e~eme o~y) '".. -.- . . 300.00 ~. 8. L~e ~g Eq~pment .. 200.00 . ~,,~,/<.,~.,,' ' .. - , 9. Snow ~ence-~.:**....:/-'.~.:. ']~ ' .~ 1~0.00 '~' 10,188.00- .- 1. Ope~g ~d Closi~ B~eh~ ' ..: :.,.' ;.., ':. '~; 800,00 .:...x.:..:,.. ::.:, 3. M~te~ce & Rep~ -- B~ ;, ,..:. ~ 2,000.00 t · ~'::'/ 4. Ma~ten~ce & Rep~ -- Eq~pment .' 400.00 v:. -.'-= ~. Cle~ing Beaeh~ .... ;-..: ~:~' '2,~00.00 ~:' 6, ~d~g C~en's Beach Boat ~p. 300,00r -. 6,~0,00 ,...~,,.. ;.,,, _= ...... 5 '" "=. L:;.:~ 1..Eq~pment and M~ten~ce -:/:/ -,. '-*/' -: 200,00 2. ~ (2 ~en~ ~ $55.00 per ~.k, ~%:¢.,~'~ 10 ho~ ~ ~ each for 15 wee~) 1~650.~ .' ';~k~i" : .... ::..G~d To~ ",,.~..~" ¥"-~**" ' ~ ~cipnted Revenue ' ' H~t~ Rep~ etc. ' ':: ~ .~.~;..r: 4~000.00 .?= - - - '"," To~ Rent - '~'.'" ' '-" '***'*~*,'d; 1~800.00 ,,-'::'q.:? 1~00.00 ::,, .,.: ~ '::. ~?h%~' ' ?;'-'" ' ~ ~" :To~ '~ Protection Of Pe~ ~d ~ope~:. . . .: / .... .:, ?.'.~, ~t ?. ....... '* '.'~ ..... ~ .-' 5,100.00 "' Pa~olmen (4 ~ 4,8S0.00) ;; .' -19,400.~'~ ' ' r Patten (2 ~ 4,74~.00) 9,490.00 -;-~.~ ' Pa~ (1 ~ 4,410.00) ?.'.." - ' 4,410.00 - ' - (2) '~o~t S~mer Office~ -" 3,500.00 (5) To~ Summer Office~ -" ' ,~ 7,000.00 :~;'~ ":' V.~.W. PoHcePa~ol '-, ~,,~-, ::~ ?~ =: ~. ::U:y~/~:L 150.00k,~, ' ' ,?'".~" ~' 600.00 Li~ ~o~ and '~o~e0: ,'~ .. , ~ ~* ...-.' Telephone ~o~ ~d '~o~0 ~ . :~' '" 606.00 =~ ' ' ,- ~ ~,. rep~, ~es,* etc.) '-~ - ~k-/:~,~ >~ 2,400.~ ;~:~e. ~el OH .~.,:..~,.L~,-.,.?~*%. - . ~ ~.q~ ~-¥,~;~,'u !50;00. :X-<'%;~. , Water ~o~ & '~o~et) .' .~?:. ,d*:=r .-~ .L'. ,. ;- ~50.00 ~-:::;<6.: ,-' Bi~cle P~t~ ~d Fo~. 100.00 * ~pmen~ ~vel~ photos~ etc.)....' ~.uhc:-.=~ -: ~..~ 400.00 ~":~ ~o (~p~ S~on ~d C~) ~-, =: /' , ;' 100.00 ~. P~g (fo~'~e~on~ ~ ~nd ~eke~) ~'q:~? 100.00 -?' F~ for Police ~ ~'~=~' .... ~--h'-'='=c?'~:~:: 1~,00 '.~<~. 6~4~.00 · ",-../' ;.:'.. '-,.': ",. :~,.t. ,?, ,'._,. '.' '.%.. :..,-';.'~_.~/.:..~..:.:.~-. '. ,;p , ' !~,.;.-,'.~.;:.; ', ' * ,; ' '; '- ' '' '",*'' ., . '7';..%'" ,"; , ". ,~'~',","' " ' ",',~'. ' -',' "'};' ' ' ' ,'?-' ~* '',- .... '"' ' ' ' ,,' ' , ,,,, .',~ ', .%'; ?"' ' , ,' ,.-,'~ '=~'-z ..,,., .:';.,:,;.',..,. :,. * ,,: r ,_', ,.;,,.., ,,-,: .,' .,,. ~,'.~,5,~..; ,;,~v.,.r,~,-;:,, ."' ' ' , ' '. ' ' ':'. .... : "; '.'. '-' '.'*~;~Xrb~f*:?{~¢¢'k,'~*~'~*~{t~$*';D,' ~'~;:;:.'"~:; -'- ,"/-' '.'~,;~.'~.*.,;~:~. :'7 "-"~;:' .~' .. - ~'. ',.., ,''. F~~t~,.;.. r, '."',9'~:~,'_~, :'::~'~l,~-~bt'~.?'r'T ' ' '., ./.*'Rve~p~ ~ $50.00,: ..... ' "' "':''250~ :' "' '" - Eq~pment ~eHnneo~) .~ -../' r '.: - .' . ' ~00,00 ' ~:~ ,'; r '~, ~' ' , '',. : ',;:~m~tedF~e'~d~c~tU~for~ey~",~','..' "..;~ ' ', ~ · .~ .... :" Hy~t ~e ~ch '. $ / 32.00 ~' , '~ ~ ~;~'~ : =*~;~2~ ~*~: ~ ~: "-" Hy~t C~ to TO~r 5,376.00 5,376.00 :~=~'~A"~,376.00 .r ' ' ~'. ~ * ' 300.00 :~ ?~-= 300.00 ~ *' ~' Pl~b~g ~ector ............... ' , '" - .... * ' ,/ . ' ~ '-- . /. Gu~, ~ Damage, Lmb~ ~d Plat~ ~'.. 250.00 " ~ " ~flclde (3 ~ ~ $2.10 ~r ~on) :' '" -' 346.50 Sm~ T~ Rep~ ~d SuppH~ ;.-: '~:= 200.00 *' S~t Surface and Sidew~Rep~ .... 500.00 Legal Nu/snnces ' Dutch ~lm Budget Sanitation (Labor) ~* . Sampl/ng ]Prlvnte and Public) 50.00 ',.1% 3,981.50 · ~ Total ~ .~i;'i' i3,161.50 '. :~., ~ 2,000.00 ... '2,000.00 ' '" · ~?~ Total 2,000.00 ,:: ,. 50.00.. ~, .2;150'00;. . Truck Operation: ., Gas nnd O/1 .. · ';' Repairs "?:;~L:-. :'--.."Guest, Property Damage, Liability,' Equ/pment Rental Tree Spraying (Insecticide) Sidewalk and Surface Repair. Workmen's Compe, mation Xn.mrance ShelUish nnd Mmine Warden *~'~ Mileage and Operating Expeme Adverfls/ng and l~'lnl/ng -,- Scallop ~ SuppHe~ Etc. Salary (Harbor Master) ' .'-' 800.00 .~' SAlary (Yacht Garbage) ..... .~ ~ · . .1,000.00 ~:"c"="' 1,800.00 o '-.~:~..-: ::':':' ?~:;.~" .,.~. , . :... ':,-':" :~: .' 200.00 .... Painting Mooring ,Pos~ & Pickup Buoys, :-..,.~.~.~..~?. (2y Coats; Lines as ,: ' ='.~: Necessary;;Thr. ee (3) New Mooring Posts ~.. 375.00 '~-' ..... '" '?:' ' Setting Out '~nd Hauling (27) Guest Moorings ~. '_ 600.00 (2~*Styrofoam-Ski Area Buoys -." -.: :~- 30.00 ~ · Remove and Replace Red Spar, Stra/ght ~ . 25.00 ~ Workmen's Compensation *_*" :~ . .'~*-- 50.50 Madaket Harbor Master Dog O~cer '- ~/. ~ - Expense ~tor of ~ '(-" ~. l~ector of ~au~ter ~ Va~on Su~te Sick ~ve ~ (G~ge Rent) .... ' 50.00 ,;,:~ :~:~.~' 50.00 * Tot~ '., SO.00 200.00 ?:* := 200.00 Total 1,150.00 "'1,200.00 ~:=:- '- 1,200.00 ~ 50.00 ..... q' .... :: 50.00 Total 4,900.00 188.50 "-*' 188.50 180.00 ......... ~ ....... ~.~.y.~, ~. ;~, 70.00 ~ ~ ¥ ~ 810.67 G' P0~er nt Pump~g S~'"'~~ '];[ 'f'~ ].. .6,200.00 ~wer Bed M~nten~ce (Out to Bi~) S,300.00 Water [., ::.'~.'~ ~/~:~4 ~/:':.," ' ' . -" 300.00 :' Rep~ to ~e~' .=,: :' '( .' /,-~. :-.' ~ ~ 000 0a Y~: ... ~mpment, Supplies, ~ei~t, Ere ...... .~, 800.00 -: -: ~d~e~g, ~ofil~, O.ee ,uppH~ ' .~ ~/:~ 2S0.00 ,a.ace D--',,,;; , -'' 'r ~' a nnn'nn :-' '~ ~ '-::"" ,' Ho~o~ee~om . +'," '~?',-'~ '. ~ t20nnnn~''''' '~'~4~': ", .' ~e of To~ Dump : "-Women's Compe~on 250.00 :-,- ' G~ ~d OH, Malnten~ce ,- 'l,O00.O0 1,32S.00 C~e ~d Rent of '~O~t Dump . ' To~ ~': ~ ,,~;)~. . :~,~,?.; , ,' ," 500.00 Rent.. ........., ...... , ........ ' ...... .- . '~,," 300.00' ,.~ ,,.¥~ ,; ~ ~- ,,' ,, ', , ........ ;",,' -' . ' , -' ,'_ o~ ~, (Su~tendent) ., " ~ ', 5,9S0.00 ' - ~Yy;.~ ~ ;'~.~ ,::,- -.- ~o Men ~ $2.2~ ..~...): ....... ~ : _... '. r; ,....' :~' 9~50.00 '"~ '~ ~r~''~:r' ' ": ' ':',"" '~'.,~:' ~,~0.~ ":' ~a~.~ v,, ..... L ..... :'~:.~_- : ..... : : ' ' ,. ., -" ' .",* ...... ' ....... : ...................... :: ' ......... ' Poem ' ~: :,?. ': .... i "-'~/~ ' 350.00 ..... ' ',:'-~:: -.. , .' : 4~.00 ' 4~.~ ~e~ ' '~:~'~': -~ 50.00 :~'~: $0.~ '. Lum~r, T~, w~nCh~ etc. '"- ''''~ /~'' ~ '. "- 200.~ ~i~ .... , Mo~g To~ ,R~ ~d ~d To~ ~ ,: ', 320.00 "-~:~ '.'~:,v','= ~:' "Mow'~d ~ ................... , .... ~' 600.00 :/' ,-' Snow Remov~ ~d ~g S~em Sweep~g S~em ~e~ ... , 2,000.00 .. ~: 60,100.00 ?-~.~;~=/~ "*-.~ . ~:.*:4~.~' . : ' To~ 15,734.00 Public We~e Dep~ent - .' . ~e~e~'s ~ ,, .';~, ~ ,, 350.00 1,075.00 Fo~ Orde~ ~gL~)~;, ,- 400.00 ~'.."'~' ~el Gm~ ' ~-~..:,-, ~, 75.00 ~eH~eo~ ,~:~:7.' ' . . . 25.00 ~ 1,375.00 ~{~';~, ',,: '1 *' ,':~.~% '* -~ ~ / To~ 2,450.00 ,,~ O~ ~d Home. ":f~:' .... :~.:' '*,*,*::~ :'*'. ,"~,., ~ ...... /: ~,,{ ,::~ ,',' ..... Supe~tendent -:: .... L:: , , ~' 5,775.00" -, . . - .):~,~ Fo~ M~' ~L~'~ ' ' 10,112.00 ~ *'~'~: ~.' -..: .. ~ Two ~oate~ :-'.'-~-~-'~ ......... ~ ~ ~ ~ 4,274.00 -~ ,.'.{' C~k ,'~,-~.~,~;~;:.~:. , ~,r . "4,085.00 -', ~'. Va~fion ~d Sick Pay . ~,'~ ':~ 3,000,00 ~ ~ Ni~t Watc~an ~ - *, " {-/'~ 3,900.00 '~ "~un "~ -~:~',~ ~'" "; ....."'-:' ' ~' ' ' 2,500 00 :*,~ -. ~ec~cl~ ::f:~ ?'~ ,*:." , · '? ?- 2,500.00 .~::~.:: - Telephone ' :~;~=~}:~ ~-; .... - '- .-~{: :'~, 250.00 ~:: ~ei~t ~d ~c~ng ., , ' : - 150.00 ~ ~=~L~'-~=~:~:~ Gene~ SuppH~ '~' ~" ,,:*:~ , ?~w~. 1,500.00 ~,~' 'Gene~ Rep~ ~d M~ten~ce : ' 1,000.00 '-~ Water ~':- ,':'~';~.f. ~ - 650.00 Eq~pment Rep~ ~ " ~ 100.00 Adve~g ~d ~eH~eo~ :", 50.00',' Yete~' ne~efl~*'~,;;~, ,:,:?: ~ -- Ad~hg Agent ~ ' -*,,~, '; ~-;* ;~ 3,300.H / Con~cted ~ce : ~:-,"' -,:,. ' ' ,, .- ' - 7,000.00- ,: ..... ~ . ~*~,,~/'; SuppH~ .:'. ~ . ~ -, .,' ' : , '- - -,~'-~*,,.,~0.00 :,~,,.~.7, 65.00 Pqcholo~cd ~c~ "*'- ~ .¥~,"~'~ ,~,;:'~. :.~' /',.': 1,050.00 ' ~ 1,370.00'~'~-~ .~'~ ~d -,~:;-',:.;:,~-~;~v~,~//- . . ',, . ~'-,:,~. ~; -, 325. .~¥. : ~er ~uppH~ nd ~ei~t ', 1,000.00 ~':v Ele~cl~ ~ .......... : ........... 5,750.00 ..... ' 'Water ,~, ~;~ ..... ~-' ~' : - 1,545.~ ~.~.:::.~ { Telephone :~z~.:~: ,~: L- . -.:~ !,200.0~ ,c?' ...... C0n~cted ~c~ ~.~,,':. :,, -'*'580.00 , . :, -, ~.~:: M~nte~ce of Groun~ , ' ' ~ 500.00 ' ~te~ce of B~n0 -: ~ 1,845.00 ~te~ce of ~pment 2,000.00 ?::':~" :'(' '"' "' ~ ~ten~ee Not ~t ~ 1~08~.~ ~ ~nten~ce ~her, ~ 4~00.00 ~'' New ~pment . .=' . ' ." ~ ~ ~'. ' ' ~"' ':: ~' 9 o9~ ~ .q.~' ** ~flcipaied Reimb~men~: .... ~fle ~ 3,230.00 ::??~q ..... 874 .... 20,000,00 FoundatiOn ' ~"~ 4,552.00 T~o~fion ........ 10,000.00 Vocafi6~ " 11,500.00 H~capped C~en 500.00 ~:~:~ - ',- -: : " .... $49,782.00 '~' / ?,¥~' · :'-:,'~ ~b~ ' '"'~" '; 11,000.00 ' 11,~0.00 .~ .................................... ~ .' -~- -~ ............... _ .................... Telephone .... . ,' 700.00 '1': ..... .. Po~ge ::"" " 1,800.00 ' ~e~ph SuppH~ "*- ~ .... :'~' . 80.00 "-* Envelop~ ............ ' : .......... 450.00 ~o~fion ~e~ ~' 1~00.00 -' - ~ . /, . ': ~" - 300.00 '/Over~M of Omee Eq~pment ... 90.00 ~ P~d Adve~g ..... ' ' 16~0~.00 ' .v :~ 500.00 '~: ;:'~,980.00 ..*:; ,-*- To~ '- 29,930.00 ? Fo~ men 18,700.00 ' ,~ L~em~ ~d S~er ........ ~: ': 1,800.00 ~',~:' -- 00.~ G~ ~d OH ?'. - 4,000.00 ' ' B~ a~d ~o~ .L~.,~ ,. .: ..?.:, ..:. <:, 3,500.00 .':} -- ' ,,,.:- . Telephone ,.,: --... ;::. , , ..:.: ,_ ~ :_. ~ .: 7~.00 .... '/"~ Powe~ :). "='* ~ ~ ~ :' ~" ~. /' *~ V .., -'~- 7,000.00 ~ '. ~' :*~' ~':'-'' ' ~ce ' -?~;';.;;'. 6,650.00. To~ ~ted ~em~o~ ~ :* .... ~....:.: ~-.. ~ L~: ~ted Mflclpa~d Revenue *,v :~k.,~ :*~ .?., .~:~?~. ;?*:,... >'C ~. S~omet Water :=. :~""'" ':./,*' *?~ '-: ":- "';" ~ated Budget for 1965: /.-:' -"-- ' ' : .... ' S~e~ntendent $ 5,2~.00 $ ~H~tor ~ ~ ~. 1,100.00 ~** ~.*~- :.~.:: ~ . ¢ '' ~ ~ '400'00 *.r 6,760.00 : *- ..' ; . .- 15 Field Work , .,:~ ~ ' 3,5~.~ .- · ~".~.~ ,.: ".. ' . '~ . Water ~an ..... 2,865.63 ' 11,615 63 '.-' . ' ~> ~- .... : 'Rent ~d ~e~el~ , , /[ 800:00 ~,,,',~::-~/,~; 800.00 ' ~" .~?~ To~. 1,185.00 :~ Memo~ Day ~d Other ~gM HoH~ys ; ?~ ~ '4" ;~:;-, ',-~,~!~ '.':~ 750.00: B~et ~ce on Mu~cipM ~ope~ -' ........ "~ ~J~ 6,~0.00 ~te~ on Ma~ng Debt , -.. ~c~: ~g Debt :;~'~ ~'c ~ ' ' : . "J~%;2'?~ ?.:~ ¥;'~ 49,000,00 .~ Group ~ce : )-.. ~.' . /f. ~ ' ' ~" .:~i 12,000.00 , ~'~ ' ~ TOT~ TO~ OPE~ON~ ~ENSE :/, 1,271,286.S1 . "~ Voted by ~ Mee~g a~ ~commeflded by ~e Co--Red ~d f~ Voted'b~.~e~ Mee~g t~t ~e :~esmr's~s~es be ': ~ ~ ~-= ~ ARTICLE 9 "' ..:. ~,,;~.~., ~. :. ...... '. To see what disposition the Town will make of the Dog Tax for the . .-. : We ~commend .at .e Dog T~ for.e~ngye., made ay.hie~. :~, .....,.:. for ~e ~h~! AtMefie ~nd. ~4(~.,.' ~-h~;~;-~ ,4;~:.~._ v~-;; ." -.~. ':.-~: .. ' ~;~ '~' '~ee 'if t~e' Town'=~i]l ~'afithofize the To~n' Ac~oun~nt t~ '~a~sfer .r. ~ Voted by ~e Mee~g'as te~0mmended by ~e Commenced 3: To see what sum thc Town will vote to raise and appropriate 'for ~e pu~se of establishing.a~rR~se~e in accordance wi~ Sec.-6. ~apter 40 ' ~ '~: . We recomme~d'~t ~e To~ vote to ~er ~om E & D ~e ~ of = :~en~.N~e ~o~d, N~e H~dred ~ven~ ~o~ Do~ ~d ~ ~ven -,, Cen~ ($29,974.5~ for ~e p~ of ~b~h!ng a R~e~e ~ acco~ce ~th ~c. 6, Chapter 40 of the Gen.-~ws. 'f:,; ~,, h/~ed~?,b~'z :-;-::~; '~ :' , as recommended-by. ~e Com~ee. ~'-'~'..Voted by:~e Mee~ ............ ~' ' -'": r'~ "- ': : 1' r To see what sum the Town will vote to raise and app[opriate for ~e payment of unpaid bills of previous ye~s including any bills,` now on over- draft. ' :~ ~.. ~.'-~,. ~-. ~ "'- ~ '-::~ ~L~'.:¢~ :~::~ ~ ':-' -'-~. . , .'~ , We recommend the foHo~g unpMd bil~ be 'p~d: ,-;... '. v'., ~-.: ~toflc D~ic~ -:.-.: ,~ :~ ::, ~': ':_: ' ,:. -::~ 25.00 '~'-, ' '. ' ~lec~en's Dep~ent ,.: ,/ :, ...~ L... ::~,;~:~ 23.94- :: .'Z' S~eet Ligh~ ~?:: :;.:, ~ _ :d~. J~-'~'~';~ :-, ~-~ _. ~?-~ 5.99 ..... ? ~._ '. - '"::":" .... To~ Clock ' ':~. ~ ': ~: . : ,, . ~ (:; o:..,.~,k:..:: '? 22.04 .~ ~ :Q . _ O~ ~land Home - - ~ - -': '.':~ 221.80 ~' ~.. ~ TOT~'~" <;'~>v:~.,,:,i'.:.: ' "- :' $ 945.02 -_ ~ ' Vot~ bT ~e Meeang~;"~g~;nded by ~; Co~uee... ,(:.j.-~c To ~e~ if ~e Town will vote to raise and appropriate or ~sfer ~om ' available funds ~e sum of Eleven Hundred Ten and 00/100 ($1,110.00) Doll.s, to be added to ~e intef~t from funds ,deposited in ~e NanL ~st. for Savings ~ order to provide an adequate sum for ~e ~e of . ~mete~ ~ under Perpetual Care in ~e c~tody of ~e Town." /~":~ ~ ~'~ , We recommend ~at ~e To~ vote to ~ ~d npprop~te ~e ~ of ~even Hunted Ten ~H~ ($1~110.00) to ~ added to ~e ~te~ ~m ~ deported ~ ~e N~cket ~flon for ~ ~ order to pro. de ~ nde~ate ~ for ~e ~e of those Cemete~ lo~ ~der Pe~ ~e ............. Voted bY the Meeting as recommended by the C0__mn~__'~ee -,*?~Shall an act"passed by the,.Oeneral'Court in ~e :year 196S enfifl~ ,"~ act au~or~ing ~e Town of Nantucket' t0 ~tablish a ~d of works exercising ~e powers~of ~e~tain'othe~ departments and town officmls be accepted. ~.,~'~z~'~ ~;'~'.V~h~ ~,.~L?~'~'~,~ ??~.'~.~, ~:'~'~;'~ 'c,-~;~'? ~" . We refer thru ~cle to ~e Specl~ To~ M~fl~. /' ,:'c ', .~ ,~,, ,;,: Voted by ~e Mee~g as reco~ended by the Co~ee. ,~'%, To see ff the Town will vote that all budge~ in ~ticle 8 for ~e v~o~ dep~en~ that are consolidated into the fiept, of Public Works shall avail~ble to and be under the consol of said Dept. of Public W0r~. ~s article to be effective only if ~e Town votes to establish a Dept. of Public Works .... ~.- "." - ...... ', ' ' -: ,' ,, . ,,/ . :~ . ~:,'~,:' :, ' ~: We refer t~ ~cle, to the Spai~ Town 'Mee~g.-'. ':<~ L ~,~'-T '<. Voted by ~e Mee~ng.as re~om~ended b~ the Co~ittee. ' '~- ~ To See What ~ ~e Town will vote to raise ~d appropriate ~ a ~al~ for ~e office of Supt. of Public Works. '- ,' , We refer (h~ ~cle (o ~e Specl~ To~ Mee~g. ':.",'" ~"'~ "':' ,Voted by ~e Mee~g as recommended by the Co~itiee. .. : ?,: HIG~AY DEPARTMENT ARTICLES, ,...,., '-'-, :'To s~' if the Town Will' vote to raise ~d appropHate ~e s~ of S~ Hunted Fihy Dollars ($650,00) to previd~ the C~ Tree ~splay ~d to be done under the supe~ision of the Su~tehdent of S~ee~. ' ' We~o~end. ,. ,- ~ - ", ,=,,-" ',, ,:, ,- ...... , Voted by ~e Meet~g as reco~ended by ~e Co--tRee. "To see if the Town, ac~g under ~ authority of Chapter 81, Se~on IS, 6f the General Laws, wRl vote to con~act with ~e State DepaRment of Public Wor~ for the ma~tenance of the State ~way, ~d r~se ~d ap- prop~ate ~e, s~ of Five ~ousand DoR~s ($5,000,00) ~or t~s p~e, ~e Town to be re~bursed for ~l expendimr~ made under such con~act. ,' We recommend ~at ~e To~ vote to ~er ~om E & D ~e ~m of We ~0~nd DoR~ (SS,000.00) for ~e a~ve ~cle. ~ ', voted bF'me Mee~g as r;c;mmendea b~"the Co~iuee. ' : .... ~':? ~?. /: .-~' AR~CLE 19 ',.' ',"T~',? :'~:,~ ,,, '~ .... ~; Ten ~om~d Doll~s ($10,000.00) for m~ntenance of Chapter 90 roads V,' -:~, We'reeommend ~at ~e' Town vote to ~er ~om E & D ~e ~ of Ten ~o~d DoH~ ($10,000.00) for m~ntenance of ~ap(~ 9~, roa~ ~ Nan~cket. '=~' ' ' ..... ' ...... -' ......... : J ...... ?' "., '..'; ',~.~, :.., <'..,,-.;, L :,~,.Votld b~ le M~efing, as recommended by ~e-Com~uee. : ¥'~ T0"~;- if ~ To~' ~ill ~0te to rais~ and appropriate; or ~f~r ~om a~able ~nds in the ~easu~, a sum of money for Chap{~ 90 .~ay ~ns~cfion on Nantucket; or do any~ng relative' thereto.':~,.<"'...:. ~ ~/- . ~ ~> We recommend ~t the To~ vote to ~er ~e ~m of Ten ~o~d, ~ee H~d Nhe~rEi~t Db~ ',~d ~e~en Cen~ ($10,~9s.11) t0 Road ~d' ~t ~o~d DoH~ ($8,000.00) to B~e~ Road ~6m ~e Voted bY ~e Mee~g as ~eco~ended by ~e Co~ee. - ¥, ~o' see if m~ Town., will ~ie t6 'r~sd ~nd 'h~p~ate m~-' ;urn Five Hunted Doll~s. ($500.00) to paint the gu~d r~l, ~d pos~ and bridg~ on the To~ ~ghwayg, ?' z"- ~-? :-:~"'"~' - > ' ........... '~ : ' -'?'~ We re~om~end ~t the' To~ vote to ~e ~d ~pprop~te ~e ~ of ~ee H~&ed DoH~ to ~t ~e ~d' ~, ~d ~ ~d ~d~ on~ Voted by ~e,Mee~g ~S reco~ended by ~e Co~e. To see ff ~e town w~ vote t0 'r~se and appropriate ~ sum of Fiv~ Hun~ Doll~ ($500.00) for new snow fence for the ~ways. Voted by ~ Mee~g as reco~ended by ~e ~m~Ree. 18 ' A-. : 7.. ~' ' ~"4.;;~ To ~ ~ the ~own w~ vote to ~ ~d approp~te' ~ Five H~ed ~Ha~ ($5~.~) to 8fade and relny v~o~ ~o~ ' :': To'~ ff ~e Toga ~ill vot* to' rah*;~d a~p~priate 'Se' 's~ 0f, ' Fi~e Hunted Doll~ ($5~.~) i~ ~Prove ~uam Road.'-/ ',,,'/,To ~ ~ Se Town 'will vote to ra~e-~d apprbpfla~ ~e s~ of Four ~ousand Doll~ ($4,0~.~) for d~t consol on d~ roa~. ','~, ~, ~i'~ ' We ~co~end ~at the To~ vote to.~ ~d approp~te ~e ~m of ~ ~o~d, Five Hun~d ~ ($3,5~.00) for Voted by the Mee~g as teco~endedby ~e Co~ee. , 'To s~ ff ~e Town will vote to raise ~d appropriate Two ~ous~d Do~s ($2,~0.00) for m~nt~ng out-of-Town d~ roa~. - , '- Voted by ~e Mee~g as reco~ended by ~e Co~' "* ": ' :-.To '~' R Se T0~n'*ill vote to raise ~d ~r0~fiate th~ ~'~m of ' ~ee Hunted DoH~ ($300.00) to p~t, m~e or replace for Se s~ee~ ,of the Town. :,.'m'~.~.',* ~ z,,~,, ~&~;:.~c?t :-,,.~;c~, We,recommend ~t ~e To~ vote to ~ ~d appmp~te ~e ~o ~ed DoHam ($200.00) to ~ m~e or replace for ~e ~ee~ of ~e To~. , ~ ~* Voted b~'~e Me~ga, r~comm~d~ b~ ~'-"T~ ~ ~ ~' Town'w~ vote to r~e ~d appropflate ~e s~ of Fo~ ~ousand D0ll~s ,($~,000.00) to i~ ~te c~b, ~d Fo~ ~o~- ~d. Five H~ed Doll.s ($4,500.00) for new sid~w~, ~e abutter ~ pay o~-h~ ~e cost ~d speci~ the materi~ to be ~ed. Total appropHafi0n, Eight' ~o~d Five Hundred Doll,s ($8,500.00). '~ k',,~'~'}~-y, '~ ,~ We-~co~end ~t ~e To~ vote to ~er ~om Fo~ ~o~d Do~ ($4,000.00) for ~e a~ve ~cle. ' '~ To's~ if Se Tow~ Will vote to r~e ~d appropriate ' Five H~&ed.noH~s ($500.00) for ,he~ for Ray's ~. '$5 c,, , To-see ~.~e Town wffi vo~ a Ten Percent (10~) ~e~ for ~ empl0y~ of ~e ~hway- Dep~ent ~d' 'Se' s~ of ~o ~o~d 'Seven Hunted S~ty One DoH~s ~d Fff~ ~nm. ($2,761.50) ~ ra~ed, and appropriated for tMs p~ose. - ...... *;'a: .s;~,.:, ~z .-'~:.~ ,..: We refer'~ ~cle to ~cle 8. :'.:,~ %-.:~ ~jiV ? ,} -~ ' ',,'" ": ',-.. ": , :. ,-'AR~CLE 31 ' ., ,~'_;?':'c ' ".To, s~ ~ Se Town, will vote to r~se ~d appropriate ~e. sm of S~ Hunted Doll.s ($600.00) for Bim~ous ~ncrete ~rfacing to second coat J~ S~t. Approximately Two Hundred Feet (200 R.)./_'- ',,:i'" ;- ~-~ W, ~eeommen~ that th~ To~ vote to ~ aris app~opfiat, Fiv~ H~ed Do~ ($~00.00) to ~cond coat ~am~ S~eet. Appr0~ately' ~oH~edF~t'(200~.). } ~ ... : ,~ ~: .. . :: r) %. . :-.": .... v~ted b~ ~e M~ '~s'~recom~nd~ b ~ ...... .. :-X' ' -, ~CLE 32 ~,. ,To s~ ff.'th~ Town'.will-vote to r~se and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred Doll~ ($500.00) to repair'the board-walk ~d do'whatever work nec~s~ on Spring S~eet (C~).~ :a ~;~ ~,'f?~ ~:::~ ~.~ '~,:c~ We recommend ~at the To~ vote to ~e ~d approp~te ~e ~m;of. ~ee Hunted DoH~ ($300.00) to ~p~ the ~d-w~k ~d do w~tever work nec~ on ~p~g 8~eet (~. , '~: ~'~ ";--~ - , Voted by ~e M~gng as reco~ended by ~e CommiR~'. '- T0 s~ if ~e Town will vote to r~se ~d appropriate the sum of Twen~ Fo~ Hun&ed Doll~ ($2,400.00) for ~ainage ~d bituminous coaere~ s~ac~g on Mackay ~e. Appro~a~ly' 450 fi. ~ We ~dommend. ~ ~cle to ~ put out to , i ~' ':' ' '"~":'"~' To sm if the Town will vote to raise and app,ropnate' the 'sum' i,. . ' Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00)- to install'drainage and for Bituminous : · Concrete Surfacing .on Pocomo Road. ~.~: :~' ~:.~9:~',)%?,.~-~9:10,~)~;:, ~t,~-~ ~ ~, .. ,l )' ~e ~Me~tlng as recommended b~ 'the Co~u~itt~e. ,-,-; ', ' ,.,~ :, ..~ .', ¢~k¥')~:~:-'A; ARTICLE 35 P'?',.~? ;-..: :'~,'.: ' -'~.;:,),?~..~-: '-:x ,'"~ '·' ', i~,-, ' ..... ,:'.To see if the Town will vote to raise, and appropriate the sum of ' ', . Ten Thousand Dollars ($10;000.00)'to imtall ~ckainage.and f~r Bitt{l~inou~ Concret~:Surfacing on Crooked Lane. Wgrk io begin at the M~daket Road '~ Intersection' ' ' and' stop at the' West Chester ~xtension.'~¥~,~,.:;"' .....: ~-:.,'~,?,,..."~,., ~;,~,~..'> * 4; ....... ~,,: , :,!'-,'? We recommend that the Town Vote to transfer from lil & D the sum'of · Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) to install drainage and for'Bitumlnous · Concrete Surfacing on Crooked Lane.' ·Work to · . , begin at the Madaket Rd. - ~- Inteixectlon and stop at W. Chester extension.'!?-;%~, ,w, ','-'--U?r :?-5,':, ~,;:'.- '/_',' ~?V0ted by the Meeting'th~,at the?.e,,C~{mn;l~nda~0; o~ the'Fh~a~nce '- Committee not be accepted. ':.-:.~ ~5;'.'i'¥~--". ': ' ' , .: - ,,.) ~-;:;'z .'~;~: :>.~-:,,~. ;5'?,~!,'(~'~ ,'..',7:, ARTICLE 36 ¢?:' "~::.'4!' 4,¢,~ '" ::/,,: ?!',, ',, , ,To '~e~ if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the ium of Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00) to purchase the property at. 13 ' Orange Street and to cons~u,ct a parking area of approximately Six Hundred Fifty (650) sq. yds. ',," ' .~!: i"_,!, :.,',. ' ', We do not recommend. ~:' , " .... Voted by the Meeting as recommended by th~ Co'~}nittee, ..... ' :'5.;; ' ,-:.' i: :-.... ::/::.~_:'-.;-':L,i':/,-'-:...,'~.',;:.'~. ' ''- " To see if the Town will vote to raise and il~propriate the i~n gf '.Six Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($6,500.00) to purchase a new heavy '" duty Two (2).ton, Four (4) wheel drive (4X4) Dump Truck for the High- :. way Department. ;., .,',:, ,,. ,:~. ,,.., ~:4'.,':...:,_':,, ;, :·5, ;<: ~-,',,:x,::,., ,-j ,.,~...~.,,-, ..;, -- :., :,,. '' We recommend that the Town vote toYalse and i~pfop~ate the sum of : Four Thousand Five Hundred Dollhrs ($4,5,00.00) to purchase a ne~v, heavy ~, duty, two.tgn, two-wheel drive dump truck for the Highway Departmentl The old two-wheel' dump truck to be transferred to the Town Dump parlmnt. This article to be put out to bids. , ' '"' ,~;,!-; .-'~,~ ~;,:~: :,:. ~: ', ·-~ -"~> Voted b{z'the Meeting ~S' ~:~c0~ende'd by ~the Committee. - '>~.'- ...... :<-., - ARTICLE38,-" ,J;' ,'- ' - .~ · '5;,?~ To' see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the"sum of, ', Five Thousand Forty Five Dollars ($5,045.00) for a Bombadier Crawler Sidewalk Snow. Plow, for the Highway-Depar,tme~nt. r .r,:.,~'~,6v:'., ~!~;'~ "' We do not recommend." ' , ...... ' ............ ~ :' ...... "? >' : Voted by'the Meeting ~s~ '~p.ii~.~nddd ,.b~ t~e '""'.-'~ ,. SEWER DEPARTMENT ARTICLES ' , %' 'To See if the' T0(~n' Will vote to raise' a~d ip~)r~priate 'the' Five Hundred Twelve Thousand One Hundred Twenty;Dollars ($5121120.00) for the following items ~as listed and as recommended 'by the Engin.eering Firm of Weston & Sampson. ). i. :: "?-.,:' '..:-, ~' -, -,.:.~, ITEM 1. SEA STREET PUMPING sTATION ,-:. , . , -~ _ .,, .: , ¥; . a. Painting in'side of Station"...,~-'-' '' , ...... ~, ::2_'. 300.00 5-. '.~ff-.i~!'..'.,.' · ~ "b. Plumbing :%../:,: 'i '-":'~, . ' ' ' . ,.,'~" 2,300.00 i;'-: ,: c. Ventilation"-"?!¥~'~ ."'"'!~:::"' ~(:,'i~ ,/:: :::":' :.--'-t'; ," :'~ "500.00; "~-<'-"? "' .), . ,~' d. Re-roof & r.epair slate roof ?V:~/"'~' '- -,~:'. 5,000.00 ~': ?~.:~:-:.",;~'-.; .-..: ' e. Re-wiling Station' ..:":e':-~.~:.:ti?/.:::;i!-. )_!}'~.i"-~? .'/10,000.00, "-.~" 18,100.00 , ITEM 2. SEA STREET PUMPING STATION .. .-". -.' '-':: :-::-;; ¢ .'. ,: a.' Repair of two existing pumps' ~'?:i~(-'-' ,-i>~, ,,- ¥~.}~i/.i'~-i~_. ,. 12,000.00 '- b. New Vertical pump with auxiliary gasoline engine .-.~- .... 11,500.00 ';' ' ~-"-~'~ c. New electrical switchboard for three p.umps," ,...<.L;~; --~ ' '" - ": grit collector, and Comminutor ........... :.: ;-:' <. :~:';: '.; .~,-- .- ;: ' -' 30,500.00 d. New electric meter and register ~:,-.:.: -~ .... . ,9'/. :: ;., ,i., .; 3,000.00 . e. Mechanical grit collector, :5 ~'Cr,, ;-;::L'-: ~-~' ' '. :~ :'.5,~ !'., .:Z-~:, 10,000.00 ' ': '. f. Comminutor" ;' ;" }~;~:?? . ITEM 3. Repair of 20-in. Force Main Pagoda on Surfside :;--'-;-~ ::: :'~:-- ·' Road to Sewer Beds in Surfside ,~6-:.i ;·%T o: 'c ..=-:-, ~.~ 75,000.00 ITEM 4. Repair of Surfside Filters ;':?;. 'ii ~ ':-,' /' :5~-- ...... ;. 23,000.00' ,' ITEM 5. Primary Treatnient at Surfside "',~-.'.~ ti-~:i,-,i-'~,~',-'?,:~i ~.ii',;'i~ ',;' -" 200,000.00 ITEM 6. Siasconset comminutor; dosing~siph0n and filter rePairs ·~ 15,000.00 '", ITEM 7. Engineering and Contingencies 20% . 0-.;';.~, i.:~:..;:",~."~. 82,020.00' ~ ITEM 8. Resident Engineer,. Construction :7, "i(']'"' i'~ i-'?!:'~_~ }~' ::-/20,000.00 ! ,., - ' We recommend that the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars ~($10,00,0.00) for the following items: :'- :- .5;~,,-: ":' SEA ffI'REET PUMPING ffI'ATION: Re-roof and repair slate roof -- ,' -~ ! ( Five Thousand Dollars ($$,000.00). ~ .,.,.,~i.~ :~ ,%' ,., .. L' !,~ :'-., - .. ~ SF_~,ffrREET P~ING 8'TATION: Waterproof all exiertor walls ~' ,, ~.': One Thousand Dollars ($!,000.00). '-- ~ -', : -.. .'.~ ~,' .~ :~ .... '. , "' ', 21 . . ': .~.~'i:~ We also recommend that the 'sum of Fou~ Thousand Dollar. ($4,000.00) bemed to accurately level all'filter:beds at Suff~ide nnd,~conset and all "~: ext~ng waste be removed 'from the side~ of the beds and~ buried at' each l.oenflon. Remove sludge from settling ~ and do~tg chnm_be~ rlmet siphon .~-r bell.la d .o~ngtank, 'Seonset;.as-requlr~! by letter from. the S~ate., Depart- ment of. Public Health, dated ';I~ly 20,. 1964..We further reeommend.that, a Article...a~d, 'bring in a report at the next Annual Town Meeting. . This article ' i: =Voted b~,' th& Meeting as recommended by the Committee. ~.' One Hundred Thirty Six Thousand Three Hundred Dollars ($136,300.00) for the following items as listed and as recommended by the Engineering Firm of Weston & Sampson. r/, ' ' '.';,~','~ '.,''?, ~ ~:':~, -~ '=;7- ITEM 1. CAPAUM ROAD '.-:.:. ,.:,,;, ..... ;'.~' , )../.v.; '~ :, ~ :~ .,, '.',,..,,-,' ' S~wer extension from existing manhole BI0-1in. ft. Of 8 in.~:~:''~- ?", · . ,", A.C. sewer~and ~ne 'manhole ,, ;P; ~I"/':,~,3.~.};~? ? ;."..~ } :'.q'~,~ 1,500.00 : ITBM 2. WALSH ST. and' E. LINCI)LN AVE.' '., ,, :.i' i '"' ' , ;,-~ Replace existing 6 in, drain on Walsh St. and extend on E. ;~., ',,-t, -,):51' Lincoln, Ave. to manhole at North Beach St. 11450 lin. ft. of :},,;.,:,:.:~, :'::;ri 24 in. cone: pipe, ,6, manholes or catch ba,i'..ms,' ,discha~t~e ;~, ~" ':'~: chamber to ouffall': ~' : ' ' ' ~r" ~:~ '~r" .... ' :~ ' ~'' 17,500.00 ITEM 3. BEAR STREET , ,'.%-v. ;,:,.,~,~;:.4; '.,.~/~,.:~.~ .... ~'~-';;' '.,-'.~ ~ .... :v, ' Install 800 lin. ft. of .10 in~ sewer and two martholes.[ .... ?"~" L' ' PLEASANT' STREET ,' ...... ~" : ............ ' ...... :' ':'7::'v':'"'~ ;:: · Install 1,000 lin. ft. of 8 in'.'sew~r ~hnin~ southeasterly, f~ .~:'5 / Cherry St. and construct three manholes. Retain present 6 in.'/,' ; on Cherry Street, but cut off at upper end and construct' ,',:-!, -~, 'two 'manholes .... ~, . ,,',;~¥,ic~ , %;,~,,..'~ ;~,~ ~'~ 7: ~' r':'~F';' 15,000 00 ITEM 4. MONOMOY ?"" ............. "; ......... "'~ .... :~ "':' ...... ~. off CHATHAM STREET ="-~A:,::~ '~':i~Z·, ,..:.',.' Extend 310 lin. ft. of 8 in. A.C. sewer from ,end of pr, ese_fit ,,.,¥/ ,..sewer to residence of one ;'chase.", Construct two' manho.les ,:,i 1700.00 ITEM 5. FAIR GROUND ROAD ": ..... ;'~, '~ ~' ~ ~;'~ .... ~" ' ' '~'~ ' ";, ~ Construct 8 in A,C, sewer begihning at traffic circle lower ,,,~,'; . i Orange Street and running about 750 lin. ft. to Fair Ground ,:.';i: 'd R6ad and on said road about 2,250 lin. ft. Construct about ?. , ' · 12 manholes >[4;.:~-?.'5~: :d~:[~5'~:~,,;'~ ~';.";?[,v,.'"..-, ~ ..~.,;..~""':,~.-,:.~::,~ .... ,'/~ 29,000.00 ' 6. HOOPER FARM ROAD .L,,,,:-~:.~, ,/, ?,:., . ,, ,;:,.~; ,?; ....... ,.:, ,, ?";: ConStruct about-350 lin. ft. of 8 m. A.C. sewer into .Newtown '* ~ :.u-,. :, ,, q,::'!; Road trom existing manhole. Constmct'one maifih'ole ::~?}?:.')}~ 1,600.00 ";-?i Replace existing 6 in. sewer with.10 in A.C.'from Vesper.'I ',' i. ~ Lane to end of pr.esent sewer above High 'School. 'Extend ' -~' "-' 'with 8 in.'A.C, sewer about 3,550 lin.' ft.,southerly on, Ab..;,'v*,., ~,. , , '- lantie Ave. and 'about 1,500 ft. into Bartleit Road. Construct "::-':Y,'¢ * :' sewage lift station and about 800 lin. ft. of force mahi.' Con- ;:~_ :-~ :::¢~;-~ street about 20 manholes ~v':':~ :--' ~.%"-,v -~'-';-':' ~-~,-?* '--:', ~'~ 70,000.00 :':l We ree;mm~nd ~hat the Town vote t~ h.~isfir' fro~i E &- D the sma of ,l~lfteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00) and to.false'and appt;opriate the sum ,. ,,:., . , -- . ~, . ........ , ,,· .: . . ,,-;/.: .- , , ,-~:'.·~. ;- -: ,' :'i;-: ""'-'. ' ' ";"" ~" ,, "- - ','~,' -'- ',,' -' of Fourteen Thousand Dolla~ ($14,000.00), Total $~9,000.00 for the fol- lowing items m listed: . ':.' ...... - ~,'., ..... . .~ '-'.~:~'~. ':'~,;-;,?z %:% .:?:.':,5 ~ ' ,- ~ 1. ~ We do not recommend. -', .,,, - ..... ",--:' &-~¢,-,. -_ " t ;~ '.'II'EM 2. :, We recommend the sum of Fourteen" Thousand Dol~ ..... . ITEM 3. ' We recommend ' the- sum" of Fifteen' Thousand Dollnrs~ ITEM $. ~ We do not recommend. .- -'~'--. ' ""~ " ~ 6. :,We do not recommend. ~. :~,:-::-::i;':, ' i: ~ '-~ ~'/~-~ ~',(',/;?, ~ 7. We do not reeommend~ '~:,-;-',(.,:: .:~ ~,,-: :,L~ ~,L' ,'-~:,- -d: ;?Voi~a b~; the Meeting'~;~~aea by the C0m/rattee with the exceptton of Vote on Item 6. /,,-:t ?: ?-4,~' '. Y:.~,,/:'. :,~,.:';U-') i"' , -, "7 Item 6: Voted by thl Meeting ~o ~;nstri~ct ~bout 350 lid. feet' of 8 in. A". C. sewer into N~wtown Road frbm'~isting manhole. Construct one manhole and to raise a~d appropriate' $1600.00 for tl~s Item. . , ,- :t.~-: ', . ~,.,- ~.:. [ . -,-: ...... '" ':: To' ~e if the To~n will vot~ to raise and ~pi~riat~ a sum Of money to cover the expenses for Engineering Fees of thd Firm of Weston & Samp- son for the completion of Sewage. S!udy S.u..rvey.. ?.' fi .-. "- i -~ ..... ":: '%':. : We recommend that the sum ot Three Thoir~and Nhie~'-Tffo Dollars and Two Cents ($3~092,02) be raised and appropriated to cover the expenses for Engineering Feets of the Firm of Weston & Sampson for the eompletlon of Sewage Study Survey~ and ~ money be held in abeyance until the Town CounSel determines if ~ was an authorized survey ~nd legal expenditure, Voted by the Meeting as__recomm. .ae_d by ' ' ~'~' 5 To ~eqf-the Town will vote.to have.the.~wer~ ~o~, ap~nt ' '~n~"of ~e~ mem~rs to the'~ition of Superintendent in accordance' with .' ~ction ~ of. Chapter 41 of the General ~ws..';~*~,~,~::'~?:~?&~.~¢~:';,:;~ -:; r' '~ ?~" ,We do not 'recommend, ~ ~ ~cflon refe~ o~y' to com~ione~.~d ~ no ~fe~nce to ~wer .Com~one~'~,~.[ ".(.~':'~'T~ if 'the' Town will vote to r~se and appropriate the sum of Two ~ousand Dolla~ to construct one (1).new Sewer Bed at Shrfside. ' :. :,~, We recommend. T~ ~cle to ~ put out to b~. .=c~:.~%~:.:~.~:.=~-.:~Ci<' ,' .... : Voted by ~e M~g as reco~ended by ~e ~o~Ree. ,- :, ~,..= To see if ~e Town w~ vote-to rinse and appmprmte the sum ~ree H~ndred Fff~ Dollars ($350.00) to install a Manhole at the corner ~ -,Darling and Fair S~eeB. ' ~ .: .... '"~ ............ ' ~ -~ ,~':"' ...... ~,, ' Of . ' ............ ,V ~ ~:~:'~ ': ~-'~'~,"~ ',' '- t,.~' ,: . .~ .... ~ '-, ~;- ;- ~ "v ;,,%:' · We recommend. :-: "-,,-':' :,, ,",-'~: .... ~'.; ,..Voted by .~e. Me~ng as recommended by the Co~ee. :.L ,, To ~ee if ~e Town wffi vote to raise ~d appropriate the sum of , ~ee ~un~ed ~ift7 Do]la~s ($350,00) to install ~ ~an~o]e ~t' intersection of Ma~, Milk and Gardner S~ee~. ~;;v: -:.; ~_:, We recommend. '",'c. .~':..,(75~;A~:;~.¥'; ~,~,;,*~ ~- .~;' Voted by the .Mee~g as r~co~ended, by ~' Co~R~. . ,- To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of ~ee H~dred Dollars ($300.00) to install a Manhole on Der~more Road. Voted, by the Meeting a~ reCO~end~ by= ~e C0~i~ee. r '" ~ ARTICLE'47 :' ' :-') 'Y '2: , '." c?::,. T; ~e if the To~h'will vote to raise a~d ~p~ro~riat;'-the'~";f ~ree Hundred Fifty Dollars ($350.00) to install a Manhole at ~e intersec- tion ofw ecommnoGardner and Howard:/Street. ~, /,~ ~-, ~ . ..-:. _ , . ~.e.r::_~--e:_.: ...... . .,/':,~ :,.:.'~ :~,' -.~, ,~ ....... . ...,' ' , ~, ' Voted by the Meeting ~ reco~end~ by the Co~iRee. '--.' To 'see if the' Town will vote to' raise and appropriate t~e sdm ~f ~ee Hunted Dollars ($300.00) to install one Manhold on North Liber~ S~eet, ~ ~ont of State Police Barracks. / - . ....... - :,t ~-: ~ ' '~ ',-- ,s;"'~' ~' '* ~' ~'"~' ,>'2: -- '~ , :"We reco~end.' . " ..~: :. : ':' _' - :,,:r/ Voted b~ t~e Mee~g as reco~ended by ~e Co~Ree. ~?'::~ ~, ,2?:,;v,~y~ ARTICLE 49 :,'~; ~'¢'~;:~:.:?C ,,~-T0~ see if the Town will vote-io r~se and appropriate'the sum of N~ Hundred Fif~ Dollars ($950.00) to extend the sewer on Madaket Road (Approxi 150 ft.) to ~clude ~e property of George MacDonald and to install one (1) Ma~ole.,t,-,,~::t,:,;: ...... , ....... .2. . -: -, . ,_-.;- .. , We recommend, ' .-':'7'" .,- ~:-.~.~.:.. ;, . '.~:- ' ' :, . _)._ : .~ ". '. .... 5 To' S~ if thc Town ~ill'v6te to raise' ~d 'aPpr0pfiate ~if~ Nine Hundred Dollaks ($3,900.00) to install Six Hundred Feet (600 of S~ Inch (6 imf ~ment,Asbestos Pipe to include new properties on ~to ~ne an~ cons~uct Two (2) M~oles. ,,-',.:, ,~-.,',:: ~, ' ~ ~. , , - ... .... . ~. .. ....... ~ ~' 2~;¢'~":~-~ N;,;-:,,~L~, :.;.:.;:7~' . , We do not recommend ~ y~..~;,.2:,_: '," '":,'" - :' /',./%Voted by ~e ,Mee~g ~,recommend~ by ~e Co~ee. = -,To ~ee if the Town Will vote, tO raise" ~d 'ap~;opriaie' ~ sum 'of ~ee Hundred DoR~s ($300.00) to build a ManGle '~d re~ade ~e ~ea in ~ont of Hatch's Package Store on ~wer Or,ge 8~eet.~:'. ~.-~,;,r,: ,:, . - ,:We recb~end mat m~ To~"~te'td~ ~d ~ppropfiate me ~ of '" ~ee H~ed DoH~ ($300.00) to relocate ~e 8~ace ~r~ ~d-re~de the ~ea ~ ~opt of Hatch's Pac~ge Store on ~wer Orange 8~ee~ ' '~" = -Voted by ~ Mee~g as 'reco~end~ by ~e ~Co~ee. To s~ if ~o Town' wffi vote to r~e ~d-appropriate ~e sum of ~ Five Hunted ~ven~ Doll.s ($3,570.00) to relocate ~e Dra~ from ~ ~ont of ~e ~a CI~ ~n ~ a ~erly dkecfion to ~e Town :' 24 - =----==-t Lot on Cliff Ro~d:' Fiv.e Ten Fe?'(510 ft.)' ~f Twelve Inch (lZ in.) ~.~:~ ~ We ~commend. ,~ ~cle to ~ put out to bi~.' .... L~,~,~ =~ ,:~ =. Co~ee ~ not ac~pted. ~'(~ ' ~,-,.~,~. ,, ~ ~ .,r, ~ ': .- ,, C' ~ :-:- "~ ,~,/,:~,C TO see if the Town will'vo~ to 'raise ~d 'apprOPriate the sum Twelve Hunted FiftyDoll~s ($1,250.00) to extend,,~e sewer=on Chatham Street to ~e Ryder properS. Appro~mately'250 ft.. '~:,ff- .:~?/,~4tc~:/~. ,(~; .~v<: ':~ ); Voted by the Meefin~:~s'~e~0mm'~fiaed by' ~; Co~iRe'~. ',~',, ,.-.,.: To see if ~e Town will vote-to r~se ~d appropriate the sum o~ Fifty, Six Hundred Doll.s ($5,600.00) to install Two Hun~gd, For~ Feet (240 ft.) of Twenty Four Inch (24 in.) ~ment ~b~stos Pipe from ~a surface drain outlet by Bayb~ Inn to ~e surface ~ain i~et at ~e corner o~ Fed- eral and Middle Pe~l S~ee~ and to cons~uct a Ma~ole at each end of =.: ',Voted by ~e Mee~g as rec~end~ by.~e Co~ee. :' To see if lhe Town will vote lo aulhorize th~ S~wer Co~ission~rs dispose of one Va-Ton Pick-up Truck and One Small Tiaetor. /.~i '5-=~ ' ,-:,sil , We ~co~end; and f~her ~at t~ ~cle ~ put Out to bi~ ~d "7" Voted by ~e Mee~g ~ recommended by ~e Commi~ee. , ; ~;7:..,: 7/:7 F~E DEPARTMENT 'ARTICLES ~',~,~,, '. '("~, To see if the Town will vote to rais~ and appropriate, or ~ansfer from available funds ~e sum of TwenW Two Hundred Doritos ($2,200.00) to purch~e a Jeep fo~ wheel drive station wagon, t~ be usbd ~ a police c~iser, and any necess~ equipment, and to authorize the trading in of the pr~ent 1963 Jeep Wagoneer towards the purchase price. ~is article to ~ put out to bids'.: ~-:~'-?-' ~,;~ "+,:::--,'-; ~' ' '"~ :, ,":' ~'. ':'~:" . ~'? ~ -~,~' ;~, ':/'~ ' ~",~ ¥' - , ', "': We' ~6~d ~t ~e To~ vote to r~e and appropga{e ~e ~m of ~en~-Two H~ed DoH~ ($2,200.00) to p~chme a fo~ wheel ~ve" ~on wagon to ~ ~d m a Police ~er~ ~d ~y nec~ eq~pment and to autho~e ~e ~i ~ of ~e print 1963 Jeep Wagoneer tow~ · e pu~h~e price. T~'~de to ~ put out t6 bi~. :( .--; '- ~ ~',',~ . '.: -.~ ,.:., ~:d,';~ Voted by the Mee~g ~ '~c~ended by ~e com~iRee · d. ,,~', ~'f~i~:' ~.~;~,'.,:~:~?~;.: ;:~ ARTICLE 57 ' ,'-b'~ ~/)~: '';' ': ":' ~:'~" '~-~:b:.To see if ~e Town will vote to author~e the Selectmen to disposo of obsolete Town equipment.' V,'. ',':/, ' :';'~ ';~ ..... ' .......'~ ' : ..... We recommend; ~d f~her ~t ~ ~cle ~ put out .to bi~ ~d , ' Voted by ~e Mee~g ~ reco~end~ by ~e Co~R e. ';':::. ,-':'..~'POLICE DEPARTMENT ARTIC~S -...7',~~ ' :-' ?- To see ~ ~e Town w~ vote to raise ~d appropriate or ~sfer from a~ailable funds ~¢ ~u~"af Ninety N~e Hunted ($9,9~.00) Dollars replace ~e heating system and insulate at ~e ~n~al F~e 8tafion.'::-:=~-': We' reemmend ~t ~e To~ vo~ to ~e ~d approp~te' ~e m Five Hundred DoH~ ($$00.00) for ~Ma~on to ~te ~e ~n~ ~ t: :.a, T0 se~ ~-~e Town will vote to rais~ and appropriate or ~ansfer ~om . ava~able ~nds ~e sum of Fifteen Hundred Doll~ '($1,5~.~) for ~e p~ehase ~d lair of materials to renew and extend ~e ~e al~ ekcui~. "~ .~ ,We ~o~enfl ~at the To~ vote to ~er ~m E & D ~6 ~ F~een Hun~d DoH~ ($1,~00.00) for ~e p~c~ oi mte~ ~d lair to reneff and e~end the ~e fl~ e~c~m. ' ": .... ' -;~' To'iee if ~ Town will vote to rai~ ~d appropriate or ~amfer from ~v~able f~ds ~e sum o~ Eigh~ ~ee H~ed Doll~s ($8,300.00) for ~e p~ch~e of ~uipment for ~e F~e Dep~ consis~g of ~e follow.g: Hose, hose d~er, no~l~, coa~, he~e~, smoke m~ks & bot~, v~Iv~, etc. '" We ~mmend that ~ To~ ~ote to ~e~ ~om E & D ~e ~ of ~ve ~o~d Do~ ($5,000.00) for ~e p~ of eq~pment for ~e F~e'Dept. co~g of ~e foHo~ng: H~, no~ c~ he~e~, moke ~, ~ffi~ ~d v~v~. ~ ~cle to ~ put 6ut to M~. ~ ...... ~ ~: voted b~ ~e Men.g-as reco~ended by ~e Co~Ree. -' '~,' To ~e ~ me lown wnl vote to ~lse available funds the sum of S~F Two Hunted ~llars ($6,2~.~) for ~e purchase and installation of radio 'equipment for ~e Fke Dept. Consisting' of the' following: Tone generators; monitor, etc. '?~-c/[ ,~.?:'~,v. ;'c,5'-' '., . ~: ~ Voted by the Mee~g as reco~ended by ~e Co~ To see ~ ~e Town will vote to raise ~d appropriate or ~ansfer ~om available funds ~ sum of Ten Hun&ed Doll~ ($1,~0.00) to cons~ucfion of ~e Fke Dept. Drill Field. -~ /,, , ,,' ,~.',' ,-?','fl, 'ARTICLE 63 ..... To ~e ~ ~e Town'will vote to raise ~d a~propriat~ or ~ansfe~ ~om 'a~a~able funds ~e s~ of ~n Hundred DoH~s ($1,300.~) to be added to ~tiele 65 of ~e 1964 Town W~ant for fion of a winch for said Fire ~uck "' - We do not ~co~end. : .' Voted m, To see if the To~' Will vote to raise ~d ~ppropriate-or ~fer ~om available ~ds ~e sm of Seven~ Fo~ H~dred Dollas ($7,400.~) for · e p~ch~e of a ~ ton ~uck ; ..... '~ec:~ss~ equipm%L ~is to replace '~ 19~ Dodge ~ck Used by Fke Dept. ::: ..... ~,. _. ,-,,. We recommend thai lhe Town ~ee ~o~d DoH~ ($3~000.00) for ion) ~ck ~ se~ice bo8~ ~o and nec~ eq~pment. ~e pr~ent Dodge I~S5 ~ck to be ~ded ~ tow~ ~e purch~e pgce.. : Voted by the Mee~g ~ reco~ended by ~e Co~i~ee. :, ", (b~L"~,,'::. ;',-: ,, ,'AR~CLE 65--' ': '~:' ':?¥:, ."d~:v .., ,: ', ' To see what amount the Town will vote to raise-and appropriate for ' the pu~ose of purchasing a CO2 recharging outfit and or a Hi-pr~ure ak compressor for the Eire Depar~ent. We do not recommend ~,ye~.'' Voted by ~e Mee~g ': A~PORT COMMISSION ARTICLES To see if th~ Town will vote to raise and appropriate or ~ansfer from available fun~, the sum of Twelve Hun&ed Doll.s ($1,200.00), for the pu~ose of constructing a c~spool to co~ect the sewage problem, at the Nantucket Memorial o~. '~', , -, ::: -~, ,- ~ ~ ' :-:,' ', .... ~:,,, -: ::: ': '--: '.We recommend ~at ~e Town vote to'r~e and'approp~ate the ~m of Twelve Hunted DoH~ ($1,200.00) for ~e pu~o~ of co~c~g a c~ pool to co~ect ~e sewage problem at ~e Nantucket Memo~M ~o~. .... -. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or Uansfer from available funds, the .sum of Twelve Hundred Doll.s (I~,200.00), for pu~ose of purchasing new seating ~niture to replace th~' pr~ent ~it~e in the Lobby of ~e Adminis~afion Building, at the Nantucket Memofi~ '~rport. ...j. : . 'L'.".--: d- ":' We'~co~end ~at the To~ vote to ~elve H~dred DoH~ ($1,~00.00) for the p~ose of p~c~g new s~g f~re to replace ~e pr~ent ~t~e in the ~bby ~ ~e A~n- ~fion Building at the Nan~cket Memofi~ A~o~.'; v'...:. ~.~:~. ~.~;-;, ~:_ ~ ~ .. '?, To see d4h~ Town' win vo~ to r~se and a~briat~ 07 ~a~sfer fro~ avaBable ~n&,~ the sum of Fo~ ~ousand Eight Hundred .Eighty~Two Doll~s ($4,882.00) for ~e pu~ose of purchasing Fire ~Mpment consist-' ing of ~e following: 1-~ 1000 Model P~le K Unit, 2 Citizens Band Radios, 2 Fire Sui~ and 50 gallons of Fo~, for the Nantucket Memorial ~o~.~ :', ', ':' , ..... '- , ~' ' '., We recommend ~t ~e To~ vote Four ~o~d Ei~t.Hun~ Ei~ Two DoHm ($4,882.00) for te a~ve ~cle. ~ ~cle to be put out to bi~ , . Vot~ by ~e Meeting as'r~ommehded by ~e Com~ee. ' '- To s~ ~ ~e Town will vo~ to'r~e ~d appropgate'ol ~sfe~ ~om. av~lable ~nds, ~e sum of Fo~ ~o~d Doll~ ($4,000.00), for pu~ose of ins~ing an addition~ 500 feet of Gr~te ~rb to ~omplete th~ Curbing of the.:unfin,shed section, of the. Auto Parking .& Entrance--~ . :~.. '. :. i ~, ' Improvement Prolect;-whwh was started-in 1964, at' the Nantucket Mere .orlal .~'"~ ?'.Voted by the M~/eting'as recommended blt the Committee;'?! ~ ' ~,'~-;,To see'if, the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or transfer from ~ivailable funds, the sum of Seventeen Hundred Dollars ($1,700.00), for the purpose of making necessary repairs to the Airline Radio & Teletype Room a part of the Nantucket Memorial .Airport. Administration Building. -,.~. ?~ ' -'" We ~e~mme~d that the To{in vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Seventeen Hundred Dollars ($1,700.00) ~6r the purpose of m~Jng necessary repairs to the Ai~,Hne Radio & Teletype Room, a part. of the Nantucket · Voted Dy the Meeting as recommended Dy the Committee. : .~? To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or transfer from available funds,- the sum of Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00) as the Town's share of a Federal, State and local program ,for the purpose· of iust.alling Taxiway Lighting on the Taxiway serving the Instrument Run- way, Runway.6/24, at the Nantucket Memorial Airport. The estimated cost for this project being $30,000.00. ',~ .... :~' ." . .... ~ ' ~'~ :.,~'. ........ ': ........ - ~ ..) : ..We recommend that the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00)'as' th~ Town's khare of a l~ederal, State and local program for the purpose of installing Taxiway Lighting on the Taxiway serving the Instrument Runway, Runway 6/24, at the Nantucket ~nemorial AL~oa. ~e es.tima~e~ C,?s?,~?,r,~_,~,, pr.o~t,~. S~0,000.00.'," ,, ,'Voted b~' the Meeting as recommended by the Co,~mltte;.' ' . ~.~. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or transfer from available fimds, the ,.sum of .~Four ~Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($4,500.00), for the purpose of installing two 1000 gallon Water Storage Tanks and the installation of a New Water Main .for the Water Supply System, at the Nantucket Memorial Airport.~ .;.At. ' ~. ,: ,:.-' ~ '- ..~ we recommend that the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Four Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($4,~00.00) for the purpose of install. ing two 1000-gallon Water Storage Tanks and the installation of a New Water Main for the Water Supply System, at the Nantucket Memorial Airport. ,-~- ..... Voted by the Meeting as recommended by the Committee · ' - To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or transfer f~om. available funds, the sum of Nineteen Hundred Dollars ($1,900.00), for the purpose of purchasing the necessary paint to restore the Ruhway 'Marking on Runway 6/24, Instrument Runway, 'at the Nantucket Memorial Airport.~ · · We recommend that the Town vote to rals-e and appropriate the_sum of Nineteen Hundred Dollars ($1,900,00) for the purpose of purchasing the necessary paint to .restore the Runwa~ Marking on Runway 6/24, Instrument Runway, at the Nantucket Memorial Airport..~'~ '"' .'-;,;~ .'".; ,:--" ":Voted by the Meeting as"recommended by the Committee,' ,~- -. ,.-: ~;.;--':; r:i:;~>f, :i~q:.~:,::~' ~ARTICLE 74 ~-t,/. ,' ~ :., a ':' ~', :.~ )..;,:~'c ;;--.:cc:To see if the Town will ~ote to raise and appropriate or transfer from ' available funds, the sum of Twelve'Hundred Dollars ($1,200.00), foFthe , purpose of constructing a concf~ete pad with access ramp for the-~ircraft Refueling Pump, at the Nantucket Memorial Airport..: ;~,:~::-,~-. :: ~, ''. ' '- ' . *~. we recommend that the Town .vote to raise and approIn'iate the sum of T~elve Hundred Dollars ($1,200.010) for the purpose of constructing a con. crete pad with access ramp for thO.~,~*.~craft Refueling Pump, at the Nantucket Memorial Airport. ~ t ::: --; :-" ;~I ·-~ ~'-' :-. ~:~ ';','f ~ ",~ ~- ~5:: '?~- "-~.< d"·~ '?'~ ,'.., ): :. ~. Voted by the Meeting as re~o~mmended by the Committee. , "~"' ..... :-. TREE COMMISSION ARTICLES ;~.--:"~ c.,'::: ". i',~' 5 "~/;~:;~';' 'ZL~" ~Q"" '*'~} ",;' ':~.To"se~' if the T0w~ will Vote to raise and 'appropriate the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) for the purchase of a Skil 605 Elec- tric Saw with two extra chains for use by workmen of the Tree Commission. We do not recommend. " - · ~ ',~*;';~!:~:~-~ ~:'~' ·~- :'-';~c'~,?, ;~: "o y/-·- '(:''Voted'' ' ' '% ": ' ..... ' ' by the Meeting as recommended by the Committee. ~, '.i' To' '~ee if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) for the purpose of Suppressing, eradi- cating, and destroying by the chemical spray m.ethod, the growth of Ragweed within the limits of the Town, said spraying to' be under the supervision and direction of the Nantucket Tree Commission.: :> '~./?: 4 '~ :~v k:~' · ~. We recommend that the Town vote tO raise and abpropriate th~ s~n o! Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) for the purpose of suppressing, eradicating, and destroying by the chemical spray method, the growth of Ragweed within the limits of the Town, said spraying to be under the supervision and direction of the Nantucket Tree Commission. '~'; ...';- / .... ' .- :~- . ":'- · ': "Voted by_ the_ Meedng as recommended .by the committee. '>'~:~:~;~-:To"s~ if the Town Will v~te-to '~s~~ 'a~. ~o~a~" ~";~' '. One ~ousand Five Huh~r~d 'DoN~ ($1,5~.~) f~ ~e p~hase 0f new ' ~ees; ~ to be planted b~' Tree Com~ssion e~ploy~s'at the nurse~ and ~;:'-. Voted by the Mee~g ~ recommended by ~e Co~e~, ,: ,-,...To-see if ~e-Town wl~ vote to raise and appropriate the s~' of S~ ~ous~d ~ee Hunted Do~s ($6,300.00) ~o consol the i~tation of ca.er worm l~ated in ~e Tom Nevers ~ea and the Gypsy Moth i~- tafion in the Mad~t Road and CI~ Road ~ea, a total of approximatel~ 4,200 acr~ (mt~ated). ,~ , ~ c ~ '/. -,, .~-: ;~- ~:.:,.,~ i~;~? x~ '~:~c,?;j~:~ ;j~r ~;c~ '' ~' : r WO recommend ~at the To~ vote to ~e and appropgate ~e' ~m of of c~er worm located in ~e Tom Neve~ ~ea ~d ~e G~ Mo~ ~es- ~tion-in the Madaket Road and Cliff Road ~ea, a to~ of approMmately 4,200 acr~ (~fimated). :,, .~,~ , , ,~ ::,.~. ~: ~'.,~v, ~'~, ,..~OJ:;;i b).; ~::;~ua/}: '/,' ~ Voted by ~e Mee~g asreco~ended by ~e Co~Ree. ' HARBORS AND SHELLFISH ARTICLES '~ :'~ ..... ~CLE 79 ........... 'To see i~'~e To~n WHI vote to r~se and a~pro~riat~ the ~ .......... ~ ............ . .... : :.,.-- ~ : ................. : ~ . ' , :.:',: ,' , ' . .~';',-; "," ' '", '. ',,.,:.. ,,. ~ ..' One ~o~and Doll.s ($1,000.00)' for repaking, painting, set~g and haul- ing moor~gs in ~ Madaket Harbor, ~1 Po~t, S~th's Point ~d ~cker- nuek ~e~. A portion of ~is money to be kept ~ide for ~y new buoys, which may be,needed due to the anticipated &edging for 1965. ~v '~ ,: ~' ? Voted by ~e Me~g ~ reco~end~ b~ ~e commiRe~' ,.tv'; To see ~ the Town will vote to au~orke the Tre~urer and/or' ~e ~ ~mmi~ioners to ~ansier to loM R.' Pe~soa et ~ whatever ~- ter~t ~e Town may have ~ a 1917 t~ title t~g in ~m ~ Block No. 33 Maddaquet Terrac~ in exch~ge for au equal ~ea of-l~d now owned · e said Persons running ~om M~sach~et~ Ave. to ~er cr~k en~ce channel and cove now ~ed,.by ~llop fishe~en when s~d ~e~k is ',/:~ We ~e~en~) ~d we f~her ~end ~t ~e To~ vote te ~ ~d app~p~te ~e s~ ef One H~d ~ De~ ($1S0.~) to cover ~ c~ ~velve~ ~ ~ exc~ge. '-' ' :, '" ....... ' , .: ..Voted by' ~ Mee~ as r~Co~ended by ~e Co~ee, . , . .-,' MISCELLANEOUS,ARTICLES '-. , ~, :,:., To se~ if ~e Town wi~ vote to insect i~ repr~en~tive-in ~e Oeneral ~ to ~e a bill au~oriz~ ~e consolidation of ~e N~tuoket ~l~d Ch~ber of ~erce ~d ~e Publi~ Relations ~mmittee. Said act to provide ~at ~e Cham~r shall con~ibute one p~t of ~e jo~t budget, ~e town to match these f~ds with,three p~.of ~e budget, all bills approved by ~e Bo~d, of Selec~en and to be paid through the offic~ of Town Treas- ~er; and, ~e Sel~en to appoint an agent or agen~ to administer ~e ~ ;_ We recommend ~t ~e To~ ~ote te i~ct l~ ~p~en~ve ~ ~e ~n~ Co~ te,~e a.b~ to ~-~ed by the. B~d e[ ~lec~en.~d ~e F~ce Committee, authodz~ .the co~H~fion of .~e N~cket ~land ~m~r-of Co~er~ ~d ~e public Rehfio~. Co--flee. ~d ~ to c~-a pro~on ~t it sh~ ~ accepted by ~e~vote~ at ~ ~ To~ Mee~g ~fore, ~coming effective.. '~?.~-' ' '~-~.'~' ~'-~ ~'~ <-"('~, <?.," ' .'~-~" .~'c';:;c' vd ., ' "Voted by ~e Mee~g ~ r~o~ended by ~ Com~ee. "/ ..... ,._ ' . ." ':"-:~-~.~?.' '....--: :.'~:, ~ ~CLB 82 ~. ,".~c:~'~":.'~-'<'~-. '~"~'~>~;~' '~ ,~, To see ~-~e Towa will vote to have ~e,repr~enmtiye in ~e Gener~ '~t ilo a bill proyid~g for ~e election 9f ~e PubEc Rela~o~ ~d ~- fo~ation B~eau Co--tree. Said committee to consist of tve (5)-~paid pe~ons to be elected at ~e next ~nual Town Election, ~o (2} perm elected for one (1) y~, two (2) persons elected for ~o (2) y~s, and one (1) posen eleetid for ~ree yom; ~ereafter persom shall be elated for terms of ~ee (3) ye~s ~ vaeanei~ ' '- ? :~ ~ We do not r~o~end. '..,~?:~.:,~:~,,,::~:.;'~ ,~? ,.:.,. ~ ..,~..,.~.. _,~, .::,.. . - ;~; ?'.'~;:;..~,-,..2~, ~ a~ ..... -~ -¥~, ARTIC~ 83' ',~ .... ... ~ -?,T6 see'ff ~e Town vid vote to raise ~d ~ppropriate ~e"~ Seven Hunted and 00/100 ($700.00) ~ for ~e p~se of setup up a per.eat Civil Defense radio he~dquaters at ~'e C.D. Shelter, Academy ~ School ~ reco~ended by C.D. Headqu~ters. ,.. ;. q'..?~ ~ /,' We recommend. ' ~ ,- .... t :.'.~ '~.: ::.t -": L .'-" 'l ' '-, -"'. "' :. '-", ' ' L. '. Voted by ~e Mee~g ~ ~~ded by ~e Cemm~. To-~e if ~, Town W~ vote to ,raise ~d, ~p~ropriate{ ~ N~eteen, ~o~d ~ee Hundred '.~d. ~/1~ ($19,3~) ;~H~ 'for 1. R~ms Nos., 15, 16, 18, 19,,20,,,22 ~st fl~r. Insulate ou~ide w~ls; :" rebuild fl~ors, ~s~l ~ee~k on,walls and tile ceiliags~.paint ~d ~"f refinish and install linoleum on floors. ~ 2,800.00 dollars. ,2 ::~. Pu~ch~: and install a 'new hot w~ter, fi~aiihg system c~l~t~; wi~ ~,' f0h~ ~ones, and all n~$essa~'equipm~nt~ ,15,0~.~ ~o11~$. 3'.' Pdr~h~e two hospital '~ds complete ~wi~ 'mat~e~e~, four seB ,.: b~d~ails,'~ee bureau~, ',one' overbed ~able' and mis~.': bedded' ~ We recommend that th~.Tg~n vote t0 ~e~ ~om E & D ~e Five Th6usnnd.slx Hundred Dollars ($$,600.00) for the foll6wi~g w0i'k ' and/or equipment for Ou~' Island Home: "~ ..,: ,. ,~ ~, ":". ' 1. We recommend ~ 1~800.00 dollars. , 2.. We recommend Two Thousand Dollm:s ($2~000.00) to repair present , · :':" ...." .. heating s~Mem, install n~w burner,... 'combustions, '-, chamber.. . ,. nnd.. r ' neces-. 3. 5 We recommend that the Town purchase two hospital beds complete with maiiresses; four sets Of bedrails, three bureaus, one overbed ..... ..~,: table and misc. bedding and Hnen ~ 800.00 dollars; .... ..:.. nnd that Seven Hundred Dollars ($700.00), balance from Aiticle ?~ /, .~.. 110, 1964 Town Warrant, be used to' make up the remainder Of · '.' Voted by the Meeting as ~ecommended by the Co .mLm,ttee. :. '-" .To see' what, sum the town will vote to raise and appropriate for the · purpose of constructing an additional gai'age building for the use 'of the Tree Commission and Mosquito Control Comm. at the site of the present Town Garage at rear of Our Island Home. · . · " -'; - -~ ,~ .,. ~ .'/. We do not recommend .figs year, but do recommend that the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($$00.00) to eh- large one door of unused Sewer Section of present Town Garage building ' 'and purchase a portable heater~for same, so that it maY be utilized by the , Mosquito Control and Tree Comm~ion. :,. , , - , : ', Voted b~,' the Meeting- ~s recomm;nded b);" the' committee... ~'~" To "~e' if the Town will {ot~ to raise and appropriat~ the sum of Seventeen, Hundred ($'1,700.00)'Do'liars for the Mosquito' Control Dept .... '-~, 1. To pur~:hase one new Brush:cutter ;:"- , ,-', ,', - ',.,~ 275.0 ' 2. To purchase 200 feet of 18 in. tr~site"pil~'"': ? 1,025.00 ',",' 3. To install a new drain under the Madaket Road '-:'-'": .... ", , to improve the drainage at the No Bottom -'. ...... ,': ':~, . ~.'. _i Voted by the Meeting as ~ecommended by the Comm!ttee. :=~"- ' SCHOOL DEPARTMENT ARTICLES {. ? ', To se~ if the Town Will vote to rescind the vote as' passed by Article 2 of a Special Town Meeting held on 24 July, 1962, and vote to raise and appropriate, transfer from available funds or borrow th~ sm of One Hundred Fifty-Five Thousand ($155,000.00) Dollars for the purpose of constructing -.- ~ i Amended Recommendation: we'reComm~nd that the. vole passed under . Article 2 of the Special Town Meeting of July 24, 196~ be rescinded and that the sum of One Hundred Fifty-five Thousand Dollars ($155,000.00) be approprlated for constsueting, originall~ equipping and furnishing a four-room classroom addition to the Nantucket High School, that to raise this amount the Treasurer, with. the appri)val of the Selectmen, be authorized to issue $155,000.00 bonds or notes' of the Town under C .hapter 645 o~ the Acts of 1948, and that the Board of Selectmen be authorized'to appoint a Sehool Building Committee that shall have all the powers necessary to carry out .,:: :~ Voted by the Meeting that the' recommendation of the Finance .~:":' To~ se~-if the~ Town Will vote to raise and appropriate, transfer from available funds or borrow the sum of Five Hundred Ninety-One Thousand Eight Hundred Forty-Six and 00/100 ($591,846.00) Dollars for the purpose of constructing an addition to the Nantucket High School, consisting of 15 classrooms and nine additional rooms, this to include the manual training department, which amount shall include such funds as may be available from the Federal Government and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.. We do not recommend. ~ : · ,,~ ' ~ -- :-~.~ .Voted.by _the ~Mee_ting as recommended by the Committee. see if the Town will vote to adopt ~e following r~olution: Q;~,~ ;;~,:'/ ~E~AS ,.~e General ~t sitting as ~ ~nsfi~fional ~nventio~,~did ';,:-f/on-Jul~ 16,' 1963,'-give iffifial approval t0 ,a Hem* Rule .:~,.:.. ~'. :, amendment to the s~te ~nstltutlon~, and ~v~,~'-,.,::;,.~ .,.x~,<, ~L'~.; ~E~AS ~ this bill of rights for local gover~en~ requires a see0nd ap-. .. lative session, and ' .:. '-. ., .." . ' , ,..~-,.' ,. ;',' .,%.'~..~-..,,~'..,-: .. WHEREAS we,' as.members of this Town 'Meeting, feel competent to . ". . handle 'the affairs of-our town without strict supervision by .... ,c', -';~ ,. ', the Con~raonwe~Ith of our every act' and deed.' ,:/r ,j,~-~.),_- · ,? 'l~OW ,T~KBFORE BE IT R~,SOLVED that this town meeting here.by in- structs its representatives to the General Court to vote in favor ""' of-the Home Rule proposal (H1384 of 1963 as revised) when .. . it comes before them, or take any o~er action relative thereto. Voted b~, the Meeting as 'recommended by the Committee. · q'~, 'ARTICLE 90 "- ~,. ' ~ ' .... ",ii ' To see if the Town will vote to accept the provisions of ~'Act of the 1965 Gen. Court (House Bill 1673) authorizing the Town of Nantucket to -~'5:::U~.-'~ ...... ,--- i- ' -, ............. ~ '-:'"~ .......... : ...................... : Regulate the operation of motorcycles within the Old and Historic Nantucket District. - -"- :;i'. k" -~., - - ~:.,.:·,'...,: ..~.~ :.,:,~.; ,;, ' 4;.;,'. 4-,',-:,'.:--' '-:q* .~l . :.:·, ?';' ·· · Voted by the Meeting as recommended by the Commlttee.' .-: vi,.. ,., n.r ;::::-"-.-..-'-" '~' ":J~' .... ;:', ~", ARTICLE 91 ~i .~ f:.::'-...,:.;'::::.~..~,;:.; '~.:?.,.:'" .. To see if the Town will vote t6 instruct its' representative in the Ganeral Court to file a bill authorizing the Board of Selectmen, the local licensing authorities, to grant Richard H. Parker and Earle Smith dba The Mad Hat- ter Restaurant,- a special on premises-license for the sale of all alcoholic beverages, for the months of December, January, February and March when the seasonal all alcoholic on premises license presently held by said Parker and Smith dba The Mad Hatter Restaurant is not in effect. Said special license to be non-transferrable and non-assignable. .,/, ?,:,.)/:.~ We recommend. <. . ' . . ,~ , :-, · ' Vot6d by the Meeting as recommended~ th~ Cordmlttee. v'. T0"see'if "" ' .... " · the Town will vote tO accept the provisions of Chapter 486 of the Acts of 1964, an act increasing the amounts of pensions. ~nd retire- ment allowances payable to certain former public employees. "~ ?.:/i.[.~:.',,'t'. Voted by the Meeting as ecomme ded by the ', To see if the Town will vote to subdivide and sell at public auction la'nd in Surfside, formerly assessed under two parcels, to Francis C. O'Reilly,' '" and determine What sums should be appropriated ;for engineering and'survey- lng costs to accomplish the same. ':* :q'., ;* .; ,5, \': ':~>: r.:.-,g,~,;.> ,-:f_ - We recommend that the Town 'vote to subdivide and sell it lhihllc' AUC-' riCh land-in 8urfslde,' formerly assessed nn~ler 'two parcels to Francis C. , ,~ ,,~_ ./ '~,:'.~ :~;~:,, , ., , ~ ,.. ,, , , , . ,. - . , - , , , , Voted by the Meeting as recommended by the ,Committee. ' . .... ,.. .... : ...- ...... . .... ARTICLE 94 ................. . .r .... - ;V'~' To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the' sum of · Seven ·Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($750.00) for Adult Education, same to be-~.>. . expended by a committee appointed by the Board .of Selectmen and that in the future this item,be included in Article Eight..:.._.:'.:.,~:. :...-] ;/.?:, We recommend. '" ' "' "'' - - ..... '-- -; 'r.i:Voied by'th~ Meeting as ~ecommended by. the Committee.. .. · :it .:i;~. :~:.,'_, ':,.;-i,'~..-_': SIASCONSET ARTICLES '>'<':., -" ::'"'¢~'::~';.- ,- - -',: -7-f,' -5~·' !.::'- ",' '_'_',::;<':":"'ARTICLE 9S "' .... -'~":"~""--"'-:' . ":· ' _ ., To see if the Town 'will vote to raise-and appropriate the sum of -- _ Thirteen Hundred and Sixty Dollars ($1,360.00) to' widen the asphalt road - : three feet (3) on the south side of Ocean Avenue next to the Cunningham prope, rty a distance of approximately One Hundred Scv. enty..Feet (170) and" to build a four foot (4) asphalt sidewalk on the North side next to the raft ' - fence from the south end of bridge t0'the head of Gully Road a distance of approximately Three Hundred Feet (300).. Also a redwood plank retaining wall next to the fence. Pl~.klng to have two (2) coats Of cupinail' before putting in place. Catch basin will also have to be' taken care of. ·-';~ '<" We recommend. :':, ~' :'" / ;' .'_. i'., ' '. ~,._ ' ' Vot, a bythe as ec°m ie,lded by th, Co,,i, tt,ie. - ,- " : 33' ." -0 ARTIC To see. if the To~vn will vote to raise' and appropriate the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) to imtall a granite curb and ~bituminous concrete sidewalk at Post Office Square, S, iascouset.~A =dis, tanc, ec of appro~- maiely 0~ie~ Hflnd~'e~d Feet' (100). ,This t around Post Office.to end of post /: iL Voted by the Meeting' as ~nunended by the'Comm,ttee. ' :':' :';'~-; TO see" ii' th~',To~i "will vote to raise' ,, Fifteen Hundred Dollars ($I,500.00) to exten~ the ?~er on Scbnset Avenue i Three'Hundred Feet (300) no~th.",, .:: ~.C'1 '";:;"=':~ ,: ~-'/j" 4;; ::,, '- ' Voted by the Meeting as' ~ecommended by 'the c0m~nlttee, ,,, , , ', . ....... :,,'-., '-," . ' ':.,:; , ''.,, To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the s.um of Five Thousand and Fifty Dollars ($S,0S0.00) for drainage and bituminous concrete surfacing on Sconset 'Avenue. 'A 'distance of, approximately. Six ~ We do not recomme d .... ~, .~ ...... .~ .,.~. ...... .. ~, .¥ .~. ?,.,¢ %., , "' Voted by the Meeting as recommended by the Comrmttee "!3: .-To 's~' ii the. To~'-will vote, to raise and appropriate' the, sum',0i One Thousand Eight Hnndred and Fifty Dollars ($1,850.00) ,for a' .Night Fireman in Siasconset from June 1Sth to September 1Sth. The hours to be designated by the Fire Chief. '," "" ' ~-' '-:'.-"" ' .~. .. -. .~: ~. , . ,~.';.,',"'~ .. ,,~ .,. ,C=,-q~'~';,~;.~ ~./.,~ ,152'~.,~.,';~ -_-,t,h :,. Voted by the Meeting a~ ~ec'ommended by the Committee. >'Th ~'~e ffthe To~n wiil vote'to raise and appropriate the sum of Six Hundred and Fifty, Dollars ($650.00) to construct two (2) catch basins on-W. Sankaty Road.,.ne.x.t..?. the property, of Earl Coffin, Siasconset.~. ~.: Votld b~,"the Meeting as"re~b~ended by the cOmmitte& · . ,;~:1·;;';.'.,t~~ 7.', '<?'-~v -.- ' .,To see ff 'the Town' will vote to raise~ ahd appropriate'the sum of Four Hundred Doll~s-($4,00.00.) to construct~one (1) catch basin on Coffin Road next to the Anderson property in Siasconset. - ', - ~ · · ,,~ :' .' '; , .;.' Six Hdndred Dollars ($600.00) to construct one (1) cat.ch basin on Sankaty ~ ' Road in front of Hill property." ~ =~':~.~:. ".~-'~:'*' ' .... ' ' -':;"_:, 9 ""~::! '~-:: ...... i ..... "~we do not recommend this yemr.'~: ,?? :?-,:'::'L'.J,'~.:}:;~.%~,,..[":,?;',~:'' .'r ', 'Voted by the Meeting as. recommended by. the Corem.rte,. I" '.. ,", .' ', :'~,' - ' '-,',<' ,'-'-'~% ARTICLE 103 -:::-'-.7.,'7,15,,,'; ::.d=2¢~'~,,~;,.,';:~: "' -,'. ,L To-se'e' if, the Town will vote to raise and appropriate th~ sum' ~of .......... ?/ '5 '_"' . ........ ._ ' ' ! .... "' ': ' L-" ' . '~ : , '-> ' -,' ' ' : ' - ~,', --i"'- "-'' ' ' ' '<'-'"L : -'=.-- ,'. -.;,' z'~,(:d,':":':: ', '-: ,-;, ,?-'j:, ~",:'. :.,, ,,':-'-.'". ..'.', ' -? '.. ' -/ :'; "' '.-":::;-.':::-": :.:'! , ":'i/- ,'-:-. :..:?~';i.~,' 5:,"'.~-..' - '.,:i: .:';j:',/:-: '.'-.":, ,.,."'?.j!- :'- I i'-' '"':" ":" One Th0u~lmd DJll'a.~,' i$i}000.0~)'for" dr{st c;~l)0'l"~<,~"'~lil~'"~;bhcls 'of' ' f' '~:L'~ Lti),-'~ :-,-z-..,,:,;'. '.~.;., ...,r., 'ARTICLE 104 ,;i'-:,';.~.',q;~., -;'-'-':--.t<i'::3 7<<,£,', · I' 'j .', .;:,,.i To 'see if:the; Town.. ,ill vote to raise; ahd ap~.r01Jri/i; tho"SalOn' ,of ,.-:"} ~': [ -':-- Seven I-Iundred.'D611ars ($700.00)'for 'shelled roads-in Siasc0nset;''~ u.¢- 'i - ~- Five Hiihdred Dollars (S00,00).for'repair of di~t roads in'Siasc6nset.';;:' ':?? ' ~ , ' '. '":-;'~.L*'~ '!;0::',: 4-:;',, ' ,"- '~' '2' --- r_~','.-.' ~'~_. .j.:-.", : :-' ~. :" .- Vot, ed By the Meeting as recommendS.By the Committee.';.', · ~.~.' ?;Y"-;-::. %:-;'>,,t,*>.,:-:" :'%:,'>:": ARTICLE 106 ;":' :'~.. ,77~".,;*t :;5 ' : :.;~ ,.4--. To see ~f. the Town will 'vote to rinse' and appropnate the sum of '/: : ~.~Th~e.~ Hundred Dollars ($300.00)' to paint, r~pair and-replace street '~;'qn Siasconset.'.;.¢?%~- _:"-;. <-?-?-," ? :%': ......... : '9. --,2:', ?:Y~.: '<.-. :',,~7:=7' ?:L;-: ." :- ,:' iii¢ -':,]: We recommend that the Town .o.te to raise and approprlat_e the sum of ' ~: ;. One'Hundred and Fifty Dollars (SIS0,00) to paint, repair, and replace. Mzeet /,' = si .g~. in Slascons~t. ·- ' .... ' .............. ~ ...... ~':""';'" ....... "' 'Voted b~* th~. Meeting; as recommended By the Committee. ~ ' ' '" ' ..... ARTIE.I.E 107 ~':,"'..'~,, ,:,,4 ..... ' .... , -" "':To see if the Town will vote 'to raise and appropriate the sum 'o~ ,-. ' Two Hundred Dollars' ($200.00~ to clear path to Sankaty.. =_;:~ !: ,. , _., ........... ' ' Voted_ by the Meeting as recommended by the Committee. Voted by' the'Meetlng'a~ recommended by' the. cdmmittee,-'-':'-'17'. ": ',: .'y):' T0 s~'~ '~e Town w~ vbte-~ f~e ~d appropriate ~e s~ of '"' : ' ' ¢¢ r' : ~.'?.'~i~ L':.~,c~"t-~To ~ ff the Town will vote to rm~ and approprmte the sum of .'~,}[:'~: Five' Hundred and Fi~y-~H~s '($5S0.~) to paint ~d rep~ the Gul~ ":' b~dge. AI~ the fence along O~an Avenue 'i~,'~:~; .~:"~ ~':'; ~' ~':a '~ ¢~, ', "-::( To see ~ the Town'will vote to ins~uct th;:Nani~ket: ~h~i mittee to 'reopen ~d,,keep open ~e 8i~con~t' $ch~l to take effect ~p- ,:q%, We r~ommend ~t ~ .~ele ~ ~fe~ed to ~e ~h~l Co--Re. =~ Vsted by' ~e Mee~g ~ recommended by theCom~ee.' .... '"~ ~: f' :~;?',::,:.:~ ": ','~.4 ~,'::.::." , ~ ~CLE 110 ~::~,z...:~?~,~'~:,m~':~ -~ ':,:),~To"s~' if t~: T~wn:~.vote to raise '~d '~b;0~riate"tfii' money to ~ph~t the Town l~d on New Street side of ~mfoR Station in commen e ~' ~fe~ed 't6 th; ~w~y Voted by ~'~ Me;~";~'~'C~;nded b~ ~e Co~ttee." /',.-,'To Sen ~ ~o Town win vot~ t6 rats= ~nd ~p~priat~ ~ s~m ~f Nineteen ~ousand Seven Hundred Sixty-Five ($19,765.00) Doll~s for · e following listed matters aR to be under'the Park and Recreation Com- ............ , ........ , ........ ,: ....................... :.__.,. .................... :.~.. ...... : ', :.&.?.... -~ , :,.-=.'.,, ,,. .- .'~ f'. (A) To purchase un,proved had owned-by Loren~ M.:Gra7 adjacent to town owned land at S~fside Beach, described ~ ~t B-9 ~d a po~on of ~t B-10 as shown on Plan 8597-B, cost: Five ~o~and ($5,000.00) ~) To grade and hard s~face P~kMg ~ea on c~e betw~n M~ HIE'. P~k and Old M~I, cost: Eighteen Hundred N~ety ($1,890.00) DoH~s. (C) To cons~ct bulldog (25 ft. x 16 ft.) to ~clude: Men's ~d Women's toReg lavato~, pump, septic system, ou~ide shower, bubbler, elec~iciW ., and storage room at Dionis Beach, cost: Four ~omaud' ($4,000.00) ~) To coaster P~k Benches, cost: Five Hundred ($500.00) DoR~s. ~) To ~ade and hard s~face additional P~ng ~ea at ~fside House 50 feet by 100 feet, cost: Two ~6~and ~ven Hundred ~ven~- Five ($2,775.00) Doll,s..: ';?. .i :. ~_ ~'~ F To ~mH two .(2) addifiofi~l public' to,em and ~n~ (1) la~to~ () .,... Jetties Beach, cost: Eleven Hundred ($1,100.00) Dollars.. ;: 'L..,(~::..' (G) To pripare and plant a windbre~ and s~d ba~ier 0f Privet Hedge tong :" ~e no~ side of ~e Tennis Co~m, cost: Five Hunted ($500.00) '~ To purch~e ~d erect green m~h w~dbr~ s~ to one ht N~- ..... '~cket Yacht Club on Sou~ side of Public Te~is Co~, cost: Five '-'3'~ Hunted ($500.00) Doll,s. , ~ ...... · ..... . ' :;... . ..,. (I) To cons~uct Portable Band Shell for Band Concerts, cost: ~-Five - Hundred ($3,500.00)'DoU~s.']~''-:'?'' ........ '2? "m.;z:,.,~,.. : . . .~:'~-. .?... (f, ~ ..... --, ~ .' - We recommend ~at the To~ vote to ~er from E & D ~e'~ 0f ~ve ~o~d Six H~dred For~ DoH~ ($5,~0.00) ~d'to ~ ~d' approp~ate ~e ~ of Fo~ ~o~d DoH~ ($4,000.00), To~ $9,~0.00,' for ~e foHo~g ~ed ~Re~ ~ to ~ ~der ~e P~k ~d Re~6n C0m. (A) We recommend ~e ~m of Two ~o~d DoH~ ($2,000.00) for ~) We recommend ~ ~. ~. ~P;-~?::['~'~:/ :.~f/...:[~:.ff'[:::' k? , =~:;: L-~r: .:-:';: (C) We recommend; we ~o-re~ommend ~at ~ be of ~em~nt bilk con- ~) We recommend the ~m of ~o Hunted F~ DoH~ ($2~0.00) for ~ We recommend ~e ~m 'of. One ~o~d ~o11~ ($~,000.00) for ' Item. '"'-.'::.,"'~ '" . .... ~ . ' ',- ':: ~ ' ' ~ ) We do not recommend ~ y~. -,.-- ¢?., :, ," .--7 ':., Voted by the Mee~g as red--ended by'~e'commi~ee.- , _ ~ ~ :'~ ...... :' -:~ :,-: -~' ': .... :' -~:; '~"; R~ff~y ~b~ed,''q "' ~ ~" ...... ..... .,; :..: . ::-~., ............................................................. . SUMMARY OF VOTED E~E~ITUR~S 196 . APprop~afi°ns ~der an o~er Articles , "" ',,l....-' 95,389.04 "-:.. ':.: . i:;.'. :..~. , :,'. '.,. _ ' ', .... ' -'~. :['~]'.,:'.. '.:' , :.':" ::?~ . ',:t.-'.[TRANSFERS.'" ' ' ,..,~.: :-'.,'?:.:A'..'~ '".'~de 10." S*~ En.~ Fees to Hou'se Connections '._ 2,145.00 ~fide 11. 'E ~ D t0 R~ F~d 3~: i:-.,-:: - -.-:,.-.: ::: ', 29,974.57 "Article 18. E ~ D to State Highway M~nten~ce .'::-..':: :' 5j000.00 Article 19.' E ~ D to.Chapter 90 Roads: '.: ,, -:~::~-':'?- ' 10,000.00 ~d~ 20. Ba~ce :964 Chapter 90 Cons~hcaon ': ' "", to CHff Road'.;: ?-. ' 10j398.11 "' .. ' to Ba~ett Road ' ': 8,000.00 · ('~ (from Ch~p. 722 Am 1962 md Chap.'822 Ac~ ~963) ~de 28/ E & D to Gmite Curb ~d New SidewaYs :.' 4,000.00 ":~de 40.' E & D to Sewer Dep[. A~de 40 Items 2 & 3 ' ::.~:."-,' :~". :':': -: -":':'( :~::< - ".' 15,000.00 'A~d. ~9.. E ~ D t0 F:.. ma~ c:~d~ :,~oo.oo ~de 60. E ~ D to Fire Dept. Eq~pment .... 5,000.00 ~de 64." E ~ D t~ Fire Dept. Tm~ '. :.',~ ~ . ... _:.,,_: ,:.: ~,000.00 Ar~e 84. '< E ~ D tO Is~d Home Work ~d equipment 5,600.00" .:.', :.,,_, : ,-,. , ,'. ¢.< ,., ...... ':,-;:': , : .-.', - -;'. . :', ' _ '_' ' , .' .-. ,.'.. . F:.:. :.':.:,.::.. , ... -.:-::,' ..'.': -- ,.:_.:.. .:, . ' ""'- '" "' :",-" ' ": ...... .":: ':' '-TownClirk " -::, .:--....:,:-:,' :::--.:-.:.,:- '::.-'::: :-: ;:.:.: ,-, ._-.: .-._ --...: :.: :,':' , .: ,-..-..:- ,, .-,,-,.:::.--.,_,-., : :.':"::,: .,,'.. - .. ,:, . : - , , ,'. ..: '-;: -., .',. . - :- _ : .-'.:::,: .:':; :.., -,- ,,..-.:, :--- :::- .. _ :; .:-. :. -.. .. '-. ...".-'..:..:.-::-..,'. .'.: .,. :,,'":7. ,, - ...,' ..,- -,. :,.:, Organizatid'nal .mee!ing 'Board of Selectmen 9 March 1965 The newly:elected Board Of select~e6.~onsisting 'of 'Frank/in Chadwick, Sidney H. Killen. ~llen Norcross, Ernes~ ~helden ~ ' and James K.'Glidden~ met~at the office ~f the Town clerk at 10 ~ this date;' ,,, Town Clerk Charles C: Coffin swore in'the above Boar'd~to the faithful performance of their duties. On motion oF Mr.~Killen seconded b~ Mr. ~lden,°~r. Frank/in '~ 8.'~Chadwick was appointed as Ch. of the ,Board- James K. ~lidden was on motion 'dUlY made ahd 'gec0nded~ appointed Roy E. Sanguinetti ~sq. on motion duly made and seconded was :appointed Town Counsel. ~ .... , 'On motion duly made and seconded i~ was voted that ~he regular ~:,-~':' meetings of the Board be held.on Wed.:',eTenSngs at~7.30 ~at the Selectmens Rooms 1 N. Water St; until further notice. Adj. 10.30 PM.