HomeMy WebLinkAbout1955-10-05 Sei'e~tme~ns ~Neetiug
5 Oct. 1955 '
The meeting came to 0rder~at 7;30 PM/'
all members of the Board
except Nr. Coffin being present. ~ ~,
Warrant No. 40"t0talling ~.6,120.13 was presented by Town Acct.
Barrett and checked and approved by the Board.
Minutes of the previous meeting. were read and approved':
Mr. Elliso~ Pea~$~ Secy of the Fi~hermens Ass0. px. esented a~ ~
request of the Asso. that the Commercial Lic. fee for ScalloPs
be ~2.00 and that the size of dredges if power dredging is
authorized be limited according to size as,set out. No action
was taken on either of these matters as the license fee had
'already been set at ~5.00 anti'power dredging was not under~
discussion,' at t,his time. The asso. also requested that the
limit be 4 bags per m~n ~er day. and the Board advised that this
is what the present regulations call for.
Mr. Wm. By. H. Snow Pres. of the Fishermens Asso..requested tha'
the spar buoys as called for by Article 52 be out in place soon
and it was voted to so request the Harbor Master.
Warden Winslow w~s present and advised that he had ordered Seed
Quahogs and that he was contemplating planting same off
the end of Cambridge street in Madaket, and in Polpis Harbor~.
Applications were receive'd from Carlos Grangrade,~ Morris V.
Mullowney and John v.'Thomas for the position of Janitor of the
_Town'Bldgs. this being a Vet.~ p;~eference job, it was on motion
made and seconded voted to award same to ~. Grangrade on a.
30 day trial basis. ~-'. ,~
Distj Higheay Eng. L. R.' Sellew Wrote advising that the Gov.
had no funds to pave the T6m Nevers Access Rd. 'to the Navy Base
and requested advice of the Board if we~would be~prepared to
maintain same until paved. As we have no particular funds for~
this project it was voted that we would'maintain the road as
we had in the past as a dirt road.
There being no further b~siness the~ Board~went into e'~ecuti~e
~session to discuss the following matters:relating to welfare.
A letter was received fr0m'the'Tovm:~of Falmouth on the Basilo
case'~advising that they had attempted to locate the husband
and that a warrant was outstanding for his arrest,-It was con-
sequently voted to approve payment of tills bill which had been
previously held up.
There being no further business the meeting'adj, at 9
-James K. Glidden,'Secy.