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Home My WebLink About1968-05-22Selectmen's Meeting 22 May 1968 The'regular ~weekl¥ '~eeting"o£ the Board of Selec'tme~ came to 'order at 8:00 P.M. all members of the Board being present. Warrant No. 22, totaling $56,4771'42,' was presented by Town Ac¢ountaht was checked and approved by the Board. ~Fhe minutes of the previous meeting,were read and approved by the Board. Bids were received on setting, hauling and painting of various Town §nd:.~adaket guest:'.:_~oorings as follows: Peter V. Gomes; Town guest moorings $840.00, Madaket Harbor Buoys $550.00, Polpis and Upper Harbor buoys $450.00. George Andrews and %~alter Barrett; Town guest moorings $523.00, Madaket Buoys $994.00, Polpis and Upper Harbor $594.00 " :~ ....' ' " ~ '~ollowS: , Madaket, Polpis and it was ~oted that these bids be awarded as Upper Harbor to Peter V. Gomes and Town Guest Moorings to Andrews and Barrett. _.. ,, ,, , ,, Bids were received from Nantucket Construction Co. and ~alter F. G~owacki for .various items of road work, and after evaluation of the bids/it was voted that the general contract and the oiling be awarded to Nantucket Constructi Company and the seal-coating to Walter F. Glowacki. Specific bids on Hooper Farm Road, Crooked Lane, Sherburne Avenue, Derrymore Road, I Street F Street, Cambridge Street and Our Island Home parking lot were received from both Nantucket Construction Co. and ;~alter F.~Glowacki; ~Valter F. Glowacki b~ing the lowest bidder on all of the items except F. Street. It was voted that the contract-for these roads be awarded to him with a . completion date of on or'before 15 August; ' On F Street in Madaket, Nantucket Construction Coi bid $1500.00 and IValter F. Glowacki bid $$,000.( This $~,000.00 was obviously, 'from the specifications, and d6mparison with previous bid items, an error; and it was suggested that Mr. Driscoll of th~ Dept. of Public Works contact Mr. Glowacki and work out a comparative corrective bid for this item and also check with Nantucket Construction Co to determine6i'f they were interested in this job inasmuch as .they were the :,- lowest bidder on this item. If they were not interested then the contract .... ~-':-:£or F Street also was to go to ~tr. Glowacki on' the aforesaid compara~tive : ' ~'-'bid pricet ~, -": . ~fr~ ~'ric Nord~Gilber~s~n and ~obert F. ~toGney, Esq. were present ~s regards the · renewal of a license to Mr. Gilbertson to rent small sailing~craft at the · Jetties Beach area and also'to solicit for water skiing. '~ After some '~- :-discussion,~ it was voted to approve a license to Mr. Gilbe~tson for the -. season of 1968 for the~price of $150.00. No boxes, storage/ equipment and other material to be constructed or left on the Beach.: The Board met with representatives of Blue ~Oss and Blue Shield and again ~' 'discussed the matter of the existing .Town and County program. "It was ,- , agreed't.Hat Blue Cross and~ Blue Shield would work up a Comparative State- - ment. of a $24.00 a day plan and a plan which would have no daily limit but ~ · which would call for the subscriber to pay for the first $25.00 of each, ,-. '~'hospital admission; and to have sufficient of these Comparative Statements ; mimeographed so that the Board could send them to each Town employee requesting their decision on which plan they would like to have the Town · ! purchase. Selectmen'~s Meeting 22 May 1968. Pageq The Veterans. 'of Foreign ffars was granted a permit for a parade on-.Memorial Day "' as in previous years~ '.. .- The American~ Legion Post was granted approval of its annual 'car~i~al to be held from Augurs 6 to 10th at the Cyrus Peirce School grounds, being the sa~e location of last year." Don 'Allen Auto Service, Inc was 'granted a ClaSs II Car Dealers LicenSe. The following licenses permits were. applied for'and apProve .; .C ick n Restaurant, dancing on weekdays only; Woodbox; Innholders License; Albert Stackpole, Common Victuallers,' Milk and Ice Cre~ and Soft Drink at two locations,' Surfside and Children's Beach; Mid-Island Bowl, bowling pemit weekdays and Sundays and Soft Drink License; Young's Bicycle Shop, Soft Drink License; John Arno, common Victualler and recorded music for Vincent' Pizzeria; Congdon's Pharmacy,:Milk and Ice Cre~ and Soft Drink; and upon' request of Walter F.' Glowacki,: Mary Ann BEan,' Walter F.'Gl'owacki and Willis S. Burbler, Jr. were appointed as Public Weighers. Mr. 'Philip' ReAd was present'and 'diS~dSsed with the ~0a'rd the :problems that " would be forthcoming when the newly enacted legislation to allow liquor ' establishments at local option to remain open weekdays until,2:00 A.M. bec~e effective in August. ~is matter was discussed but no' action taken at this time. ' ' "':'. ' '. .... It w~ voted t~ ~authorize the Conservation Co~ission to have some b~sh cut at the curve on the Madaket Road just beyond the second bridge. It was ,voted to'~pen the Warrant for the special Town' Meeting, s~e to be held on June 7th at 8:00 P.bt. at the High School Auditorium; and after .~` ' ex~ination and discussion of the eight articles,' it was voted at 10:45 ~that' the l~arrant be closed.~'~'' ~re being-no further business, the Board went into Executive Session and :.adjourned at J/.~ ~ . ,"~ '"' ' :':' " .... :: ' Id