HomeMy WebLinkAbout1957-03-07Sele Ctmens Meeting
7 l~ffarch 195V "
All present; time 7.30 P~ met'first as County Commissi6ners
Warrant No. 16 totalling $10,50V.60 was presented by Town Act.
Barrett and checked and approved by the Board.,
Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
Mr. Leto Lamens, Nestor Richards and John Meilbye of the Fishermen
Asso. were present and presented a petition in wh:.ch the
Asso. had voted in favor of power hoisting of dredges in
the taking of scallops for commercial use, with certain
limitations as to weight, size of dredges etc all as set
out in said letter.
~. Lamens suggested that the Board might adopt au order
that if said regulations were not complied with that said
right to use power hoisting be revoked. As this matter would
apply to the next scallop season, it was Voted to table same
at this time.
The Asso also presented various legeslative bills with their
recommendations and requested that the Board transmit same
to ReP. l~looney.
it was also recommended or suggested that Mr.-Nesto~ Richard:
George Andrews, Leto Lamens and Chs Sayle be aopointed to the
Committee to study Connnercial wharf, purchase etc.~.
Warden Winslow was present and after discussion it was voted to
have him make a survey of the soft shell claim situation
add advise us.
Mr. Edward 01derich was present and spoke on the matter of the
street light near the Old Mill stated ~at he felt same
'was now in its best position.
A letter was received from Frances Devens Par~ish relative to
rights of way to the head of Sesechacha Pond.
To~vn Acct. Barrett requested that we request the transfer of
$131.84 from the reserve fund to the Blanket Ins. Acct.
and it was so voted.
A letter was received f~om Rep. I'~ooney stating the status of
various legislative bills and placed on file.
A letter was received being a copy of one sent,by the Sewer
commission to one Philip Heywood relative to Sandwich Rd.
and placed on file.
A letter was received from Planned Playtime asking if the fire
escape could be constructed at the rear of their quarters
as soon as possible. Same was referred t o Jack Putterick.
One bid' was received on Art. 4V furnishing and installing a
heater at the Scouset fire and Police sra. from ISCO in
the amount of $147.65 and same was voted approved.
Naut. Gas & Elec. Co. were granted a permit to exceed the Wt.
limits relative to transportation of a new deisel to be
shipped when the new ferry is i~ operation, they to advise
us further of the exact date etc.
ISC0 was granted a permit to e~.ceed the wt. limits Sat. iu the
matter of tr~nsportingtank trucks_ of oil from Steamboat '
wharf to there property, made necessary by the tug boat
strike in NY. route S. Water, L. Main, Wash. st to ISCO wha~
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It was voted to inspect the former D~nnis Apt. at 11 AN on,~day.
It was voted to have the'~upt, of streets scrape Hooper F~rm Rd.
as soon s,s possible.
On motion made and seconded' it was voted that the Secy. be and
is authorized to sign licenses and permits in the Boards
behalf.
The Board then discussed various articles in the annual warrant
and adjourned at ll.30
James K Glidden, Secy.