HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982-03-10 BOARD OF SELECTMEN
M~inutes of the Meeting of March 10, 1982
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen was called to order at 8:00
p.m. by Chairman Holdgate. All members were present.
The Minutes of the Meeting of March 3, 1982 were accepted as typed.
I PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. Peter. F. Dooley d/b/a Westend Pub; Seasonal Pouring License: Tonight was
set as the hearing date on 'the application~f Peter F. Dooley d/b/a Westend
Pub located on Madaket Road for a Seasonal Ali Alcoholic Common Victualers
license. Jack Gardner read a letter from Attorney Kevin Dale, representing
Mr. Dooley, with the proof of the notification to abutters, the floor Plan,
and the plot plan. Letter read from Zoning Officer Norman Chaleki advising
the Board that that area is not zoned for a restaurant and that Mr. Dooley
would have to go to the Zoning Board of Appeals for a use variance. A petition
received with approximately sixty signatures in favor of granting the license;
thirteen of these signatures are residents of Madaket.
Chairman Holdgate asked Mr. Dooley if he wished to withdraw his'applicatio]
at this time due to the fact that he had to go to the Zoning Board of Appeals
to get a use variance.
Attorney Dale spoke to Mr. Dooley and requested that he be able to make
a presentation to the Board. The Board asked him to wait until all the written
material had been read.
Jack Gardner stated that there were over fifty letters in opposition, and
instead of reading every letter, read off the names of the people who wrote
them. Also, twelve mailgrams were received all noting opposition to the grant-
ing Of the license.
Attorney Dale now made hi§ presentation to the Boardand all citizens at
the h~aringl He stated that he appreciated the concerns of the residents of
Madaket. He also stated that he wa~glad there were so many people at the hear.
ing as it gave him a chance to "clear the air" on some facts. He said that
this was an application for a liquor license, yes, but also an application for
a restaurant license. He stated that some of the concerns are:~ 1) The name
is "Pub"; he stated that this is not a "pub" or a tavern, it is going to be a
family restaurant; 2) the concern of loud music eminating from the establish?
ment; there will only be recorded music, no live bands; 3) the concern for late
night activity; Mr. Dooley is willing to have restricted hours, perhaps 11 p.m.
closing; 4) parking problems; there will be none, there will be adequate park-
ing facilities as the plot plan shows out; 5) drinking and driving on Madhket
Road; what about the people who drink in town and,drive back to Madaket? Mr.
Dool&y is trying to attract Madaket residents to his establishment. He is try-
ing to have a restaurant that appeals to daytime beach goers and nighttime
Madaket residents. He stated that Dooley is a lifelong resident of Nantucket
and wants the chance to show everyone that this type of restaurant~.establish-
ment is what Madaket needs. He stated that Mr. Dooley fully understands that
if there are any problems, the Selectmen have~the.~power to r&v0ke~the~license.
He stated that Mr. Dooley is willing to take the license subject to any restric-
tions the Selectmen might wish to impose on him such as noise levels, parking,
and reduced hoUrs.
Chairman Holdgate asked M~. Dooley if he had any.problems with an 11:00
closing.
Mr. Dooley replied.that he did not.
Jack Gardner stated that the Board should not vote on the license.-'He
said, for example, if we ~ive him the license, then it will put the burden on
the Board of Appeals to grant him-a use variance. He stated that the Board~%of
Appeals should makea decision, then have it come back to the Selectmen and we
decide on i%. By State statute we are supposed to-act within thirty days, but~
if we get a letter from Mr. Dooley stating that we have longer than thirt~ days
until an answer is decided by the Zoning Board of Appeals for example, then
we can have an extension, legally.~ Mr. Gardner so moved. Seconded by Don Oli-
ver.
Mr. Grossman asked~Mr.~ Gardner to restate his motion.
Mr. Gardner stated that Mr. Dooley will give us in Writing something that
we have longer than the thirty day'.waiting per~od to Wait on hearing from the
Board of Appeals.
His motion was carried.?
Mr. Henry Kehlenbeck asked if the citizens who came tonight were going to
have a chance to:speak~
.It'was explained to the audience that the Board could not have a "hearing"
until the Zoning Board of Appeals made.their~'ideoision. They would have to
come back when the hearing was ~rought~up ag~i~and they would be able'to know
when~ha~ hearingwas by med~a.coverage of Selectmen s meetings.
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At this time the Board moved up to OFFICIAL BUSINESS, so that after the.
item, the meeting could be reconvened back down i~ the Selectmen's Hearing Room
III OFFICIAL.
1. Review of VFW/Na~Base Lease: Mr. Walter Barrett, President of the
Board of Directors of the VFW, stated that in regard to someone living on
thepremises, there is no shower there and it does not pass with the Health
Inspector. Mr..Barrett stated that the cost of putting a shower in would be
approximately $3,000. He also stated that since the signing of the lease, the
VFW has spent approximately $30,000 in labor and maintenance. Included. in
that $'30,000 was approximately $2,500 which was the cost of installing elect..
tronic surveillance in the building. He stated.that this surveillance worked
very well~ and that twoperpetrators have been' caught-already. He stated that
the VFW is willing to put electronic surveillance in the building adjacent to
theirs. Mr. Barrett stated that. even if a man could be living there, all he
would be able to see was what was right out the front door and. that's all. He
said that he felt the electronic surveillance worked much better than a person
co,ldo. Mr. Barrett stated that there had been no vandalism, to his knowledge,
out there at the Navy Base since the VFW has been out there. He said that
there is someone going out there seven days a week and some nights too. He
said that the Scouts meet3'~ther~ and so do other organizations.
Jack Gardner said that the main problem was people .going in the buildings.
Since the DPW has boarded them up, there have been no persons going in, he said
J. Sydney,.Conwa~, representing the VFW, stated that on July 23, 1982 the
Board of Selectmen entered into a lease with the .VFW P~t'~98603, and prior to
the final approval of this lease discussion was forthcoming on four items in thy
~'~ase prior to acceptance. The.'first item adderssed concerned taxes, two others
dealt with'insurance and the fourth and final item dealt with security.~f the
45 acre navy. base under item 19 where correctionS were made after discussion and
recommendations. He also stated that the VFW-has been working there constantlyI
'since July of 1981 having spent close to $30,000 in money and labor to put the
building they leased into first class condition. He said that there has not
been one cent of town money spent on the vFw building although it is owned by
the town and the VFW's annual'rent is $1.00 per year. He said that the VFW hasI
had three vegas nights in order to raise funds to maintain this buildin~ which
runs in excess of $800 per month just for heat'and lights and equipment, with
all this not one cent of town money has or will be spent on this building. He
said that there has not been anyone placed on the premises-b~cause that task of
putting this building into acceptable condition took longer than expected and
they still do not have a shower or tub which someone could utilize and this is
a requirement of the health code. He stated.that an electric eye had been in-
stalled at a cost of $2500, and there has not been one case of destruction or
vandalism-since the VFW has been located, at this location. He also stated that
the VFWhad activated a street light adjacent to the navy>:base. He stated alsol
that the VFWwished to continue negotiations,' authorized by the 1981 April Townl
Meeting, to continue the lease to a twenty-year lease.
Mr. Grossman said that everything the VFW has done is very commendable.
He suggested that there could be a compromise. The Town spent some-money on
boarding .up the Other buildings, he s~id. He stated that p~rhaPs the lease
wo~ld have an addendum put on stating that the electronic surveillance could
be used instead of the security as Stated'in the lease with the Condition that
the VFW keep up with the securing of the other buildings; .i.e., if plywood
comes off the building, the VFWhas the responsibility of replacing it.
Don Oliver suggested that there be a meeting of the Board of Selectmen and
representatives of the VFW some time before-Tuesday because that ~s when Town
Counsel Goglia would be down to review the lease. He stated that there could
be a discussion of'what the Board would like done and what the VFWwas capable
of doing.
Mr. Conway stated that this would give them a chance to get cost estimates
on more work.that could be done out there.
The Board voted to set up a meeting for Tuesday, March 16, 1982 at 4:30 p.~.
in the Selectmen's Room for a joint meeting between the Board and the VFW
members.
At this time, the Board adjourned to reconvene back in the Selectmen's
Hearing Room. All members were present except for Chairman Holdgate. Select-
man Oliver took the position.of Acting Chairman and called the meeting to
order returning back to PUBLIC HEARINGS.
2. ]oh~ C. DeMello; Jr. d/b/a'Scrimshaw Wor~ho~; Automatic Amusement Devices
'4 Vesper'Lane: Tonight was set as the continuation of the Public Hearing
on the application of John C. DeMello Jr. d/b/a Scrimshaw Workshop under MGL
Chapter 140, Section 177A for four (4) licenses for various automatic amusement~
devices to be located at 4 Vesper Lane.
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Acting Chairman Oliver asked if there were any objections to the granting
of these licenses from the public.
Mr. Wayne Holmes, representative of the School Committee, said he had no
objections at this time, but asked that the Board table the matter for one
week until the School Committee had their meeting on Maonday. He stated that
they were trying to compile information to see if the location of these machine
would be detrimental to school children.
Jack Gardner so moved to table the hearing for one week. Seconded by
Bernard Grossman. So voted.
At this. time Chairman Holdgate returned to the meeting and continued with
the PUBLIC HEARINGS. He thanked Mr. Oliver for taking the position of Acting
Chairman in his absence.
3. New England Telephone Petitions: Hearing Set for tonight on Petition
#82-12 for one JO Pole Relocation on Main Street. Hearing also set for tonight
on Petition #82-511 for nine pedestals, seven conduit road crossings,.and pro-
posed buried cable on Nobadeer Way. Abutters for both hearings have been no-
tified.
There being no objections from the public, Jack Gardner moved to approve
the petitions. Seconded by Bernard Grossman. So voted.
At this time, Mr. Grossman stated that there had been a number of prOblems
with cable breakdownout Polpis Road. He stated that a letter should be sent
to the New. England Telephone~Company.~asking them to expidite the repair of thes~
b~eakdowns, and so ~oved. Seconded by Jack Gardner. So voted. Chairman Hold-
gate added to this' saying that when hi~ son was injured, these breakdowns were
the reason a doctor could'not be reached.
II DEPARTMENT REPORTS
1. Police Chief:' Letter from Police Chief Paul S. Hunter recommending that
the Board award the bid for police cruisers to Don Allen Ford with a per cruiser
bid of $7,199.
Chairman Holdgate asked if the bid specs said F.O.B. Nantucket%.
Chief Hunter replied they did-.not.
ExEcutive Secretary Ke~th' A. Bergman stated that he had spoken with Town
COunsel Gogliaand in Mr. Goglia's opinion is that the Board accept another
bid or reject all bids and re-bid with "F.O.B. Nantucket".
Don Oliver moved to re-bid "F.O.B. Nantucket'! and to include a "warranty".
Seconded by Bernard Grossman. So voted.
2. D~W.-~S~rintendent.:~.I~_~_.~~~p~dent Ed Walker recom-
mending that the Board award the .bid for the DPW Cab and Dual Wheel Chassis to
Don Allen Ford, for a bid of $9,512.86. So moved by Jack Gardner. Seconded
by Don Oliver. So voted.
3. Fire Chief; Review'of'Coast Guard Boathouse Proposal: Bernard Grossman
asked if the Board had contacted either the Coast Guard or General Services.
Executive Secretary Bergman stated that a letter hadbeen sent to the
Coast Guard indicating the Town's interest in obtaining the boathouse.
Chairman Holdgate stated another letter should be sent asking when we can
expect to know.their decision.
Executive SecretarY Bergmanstated he would send the letter, but in%~.the
event all things go forward, Fire Chief Bruce Watts and Rob. Farley are here to
give an explanation of the proposal submitted a few weeks ago.
Chief Watts stated .that he didn't know how~many of the Selectmen had read
the proposal, but if the Town could obtain the building, it could be used for
storage by the Fire Department and other town departments~su~h as SHAB. The
chief stated that this is a proposal that Dick Caton and Joe Rezendes did some
work on, Rob Farley~took the. informa~ion they obtained and did extensive re-
search and put together the proposal. The report contains.blueprihts of areas
split down for storage purposes, where the building would be located
Mr. Grossman asked Chief Watts if it would be a disadvantage to him if the
.building were.not located on his premises..
Mr. Oliver asked Chief.Watts if he had contacted the Historic Districts
Commission regarding the proposal to place the building on his premises.
Chief Watts replied that he had not contacted the HDC, and that he would
like to have the building on his premises.
Mr. Oliver asked him if the building had to be on his premises.
Chief Watts replied that it did not, they could store cable andthe like
wherever it was.
Chairman Holdgate entertained the motion.that a letter of commendation go
t° Mr. Joe Rezendes, Dick Caton, Rob Farley, and Chief Watts for the work ~hey
did on this proposal as it saved the Board alot of time and energy. So moved
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by Don Oliver. Seconded by Jack Gardner. So voted by unanimous vote.
4. Executive Secretaryi:
A. Wauwinet Road Easements: Executive Secretary brought up the subject
of the Wauwinet Road Easements stating that little work had been done on this
since 1979. He said, "After locating the file on this subject, and consulting
with Town Counsel Goglia and Register Of Deeds Barrett, I would recommend that
the Board use money in our Professional Services budget to hire expert help in
obtaining and verigying certificates of title and signed easements for this
project for processing by the Registry.~ ~He stated he would bring the matter
up With Town CounSel on Tuesday, when Town Counsel is on island.
Chairman Hol~gate stated that Mr. Bergman should call some local people
to see if they could do work on this.
Jack Gar~ner stated that the work should be done by Town Counsel Goglia
seeing that he knows so much about it anyway.,· and he had done a great deal of
work on it already. He moved to talk to Town Counsel Goglia first, then go
over the details with a local.person ca~able of doing this'work. Seconded by
Don Oliver. So voted.
B. RFP.For By-Law Codification: .Executive Secretary stated, "As you
know, the Civic League By-Law Committee handed intheir draft codification of
the town by-laws on February 24. Since that time, I have heard from the General
Code Publishers of Rochester, New York, with a cost estimate of between $2500
and $3,500 for codifying and publishing the town's by-laws in a loose-leaf for-
mat. The' Original mandate of the by-law codification efforts did not include
either the zoning by-law or the personnel by-law,~amOng Others. I would
recommend that the Selectmen contact both the Planning Board and the Personnel
Board to learn of their interest in having their respective by-l&ws printed in
such a loose-leaf format. Further, I would like to prepare an RFP (Request
for Proposals,) to send to a number of codification companies so that we might
get bids to complete the work authorized by 1979 Town Meeting, for which $5,000
was appropriated."
Mr. Grossman asked Mr. Bergman if the form that was submitted by the
civic League ready to go to print.
Mr. Bergman replied that anything done like that should be checked..out
thor0ughly~
Mr. Grossman asked if the company he had been talking with did this type
of work.
Mr. Bergman replied that it did and-that was the reason f~r such a .high
cost. Mr. Bergman stated that the other part of 'his proposal was that the
Planning Board and the Personnel Board might want something done. He proposed
to put out an RFP for this with the provision that separate'copies of certain
by-laws could be printed also. Mr. Bergman said there were two steps to be
followed; first, to send out l~tters to other companies, Second, hearing from
them --' send out RFP's.
Don Oliver moved to contact necessary departmens for a report~and to let
Keith Bergman, Executive SecretarY, go forward and get together information for
RFP's and go from there, seconded by Jackl Gardner. So voted.
III OFFICIAL
2. Chapter 138, Section'16A; Seasonal 'Alcoholic License Renewals: During the
month of March,'the'General Laws provide that' nay-renewal applications Submit-
ted for the same type of liquor license covering the same licensed premises
as last year shall be automatically renewed by the iocal licensing authority.
The following is a list of establishments that the Board voted to approve a
renewal of:
Stephen C. McCluskey, Manager d/b/a 7 INDIA STREET
7 India Street, Nantucket'.
Sandra G. Fee. d/b/a NANTUCKET SKIPPER, Inc.
Steamboat Wharf, Nantucket
John B. McElderry, Jr. d/b/a SIASCONSET BOOK STORE
Maih.Street/Elbow Lane, Siasconset
Larry B. Wheldon d/b/a THE NANTUCKET LOBSTER TRAP
23 Washington Street, Nantucket
Howard Crocker d/b/a THE THISTLE RESTAURANT
20 Broad Street, Nantucket
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Jean Charles Berruet d/b/a THE CHANTICLEER INN
New Street, Siasconset
Gregory Peck d/b/a THE NORTH SHORE RESTAURANT
80 Centre Street, Nantucket
John L. Hardy d/b/~ NANTUCKET YACHT CLUB
South Beach Street, Nantucket
Donald DeMarco d/b/a THE INN HOUSE
9 India Street, Nantucket
Mary.~Fitz-Gibbon~Walsh d/b/a NANTUCKET WINE & SPIRITS
Steamboat Wharf, Nantucket
John F. Gifford, Manager of Straight Wharf Restaurant Co., Inc.
d/b/a STRAIGHT WHARF RESTAURANT
Straight Wharf, Lower Main Street, Nantucket
Robert Leske, Manager of Nantucket Island Products,
d/b/a ~AP'N TOBEYS 'CHOWDER HOusE
Straight Wharf, Nantucket
Inc.
~Robert T. Currie, Manager d/b/a CLIFFSIDE BEACH, Inc.
Jefferson Avenue, Nantucket
Neil C. Grennan¥ Manager of Twenty-four Broax Street,
d/b/a LE LANGUEDOC
24 Broad Street, Nantucket
Inc.
3. ~pointme~t of Transient Vendor Tax Agent: Mr.-William F. Burdick has
expressed his desire to accept appointment for another year as the Transient
Vendor Tax Agent.
Mr. Oliver stated that through Bill's efforts, the Town was able'to collec'
quite a nominal sum of money last year'-in transient vendor taxes.
Mr. Grossman stated that some town~.~have raised their fees and asked if
the fee schedule for transient vendor tax had been revi&wed recently.
Jack Gardner stated that he also believed a review should be done of
the fee schedule.
Mr. Burdick stated that the town now gets $250.00 and he felt they should
be getting at least $500.00.
Mr. Oliver stated that Richard Ray was the official collector and the
Board should ask him for a recommendation on the fee schedule.
Mr%.Grossman so moved to ask Richard Ray-for a recommendation on the fee
schedule and to have it back to the Board within the'next two weeks at'3the
latest. Seconded by Don Oliver. So voted.
Mr.~PGardner moved to appoint William F. B~rdick as the Transient Vendor -
Tax Agent for another one-year term. Seconded by Bernard Grossman. So voted.
4. H6use Bill $2300'''Ah Act to~ Assist Coastal Communities to Finance the
Improvement of Harbor and Waterfront Facilities: House Representative
J. Sydney Conway was present at the Selectmen's meeting and spoke on this bill.
He said there was a hearing on Thursday, March 4, 1982 at the State House which
he.& Planning Director William Klein were both in attendance at. He stated that
this would be a bond issue in'the amount of 40 million dollars, and that the
towns, wo~ld' be able to borrow up to 2 million dollars and mat~h whatever they
borrowed; i.e.,f.if'the town wanted to borrow 2 million dollars, they would
have to come up with an additional 2 million to match it, which would give
them 4 million to spend on a project. He said that the bill takes into consi-
deration new construction, which the other bill did not. He said that there
was alot of interest ~xpressed in this bill, and it had a good chance of pas-
sage this year. Mr. Conway said that a letter should be sent by the Board to
the Ways and Means Committee supporting the bill.
Mr. Grossman stated that this could mean a good deal to the Town of Nan-
tucket and moved that a letter be sent to the Ways and Means Committee, the
Speaker of the House, Senator Burke, Senator McLean,.and whoever else should
get one. Don Oliver seconded the motion asking Mr. Conway to supply the
Selectmen with a list of people who should get the letter. So voted.
This list given by Mr. Conway will be used when other support letters
are sent and will be given to the Executive Secretary.
5. Review of Mansh/Sheehan Salary Proposals: This matter was tabled until
a later date.
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IV CITIZEN
1. Request for HDC A~eal; Dian Boone:. Letter received from Wayne F. Holmes,
Attorney-representing Ms. Dian Boone, requestiDg an appeal from the Historic
Districts Commission denial of giving her a certificate of appropriateness for
a fence and a building addition at premises located at Beaver and Union Streets
Don Oliver motioned to set a hearing'date of March 24, 1982 at 7:30 p.m.
in the S~lectmen!s Hearing Room. Seconded by Jack Gardner. So voted.
2. Artists' Association'~affle and Bazaar License Request: Letter received
from Irene M. Beach requesting a one-night raffle and bazaar license for the
Artists' Association. Annual Beaux Arts Ball Fund Raiser to be held from 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m. on August 7, 1982 at the Kenneth Taylor Gallery on Straight Wharf.
Executive Secretary Bergman explained that MGL Chapter 271, Section 7A .
contains no provision for a one-day license. He said that however, the Board
may, for a fee of $10, approve application for a one-Year license for the
Artists' Association, upon.receipt of the following information:
Name and Address of the Applicant,
Name of Three Officers of the Organization Who Shall Be
Responsible for the operation of the Raffle or Bazaar,
and a Statement that the Organization has been Actively
Functioning in the Commonwealth for not less thah two
years, and
that NO Part of the Net Earnings Benefit any Member of Share-
holder.
Mr. Berg]nan further stated that upon receipt of this information and approval
of the Board, 'said application is then referred to Town Clerk for issuance of
the permit.
Jack Gardner moved to approve the application with the stipulation that
the things outlined by Mr.'Bergman were completed. Seconded by Don Oliver.
So voted.'
3. Fireman's'Ball at'the Harbor House: Chairman Holdgate entertained a mo-
tion to grant a One-day liquor license to the'Firemen's Association for the
Fireman's Ball which is to' be'held at the Harbor House on March 20, 1982.
So moved by Mr. Gardner. Seconded by Mr. Oliver. So voted.
4. Vendor LicenSe Request: Letter received from Steven D; Jefferson, 128
Orange Street, requesting a permit for three-wheeled push wagons from which
he ~ill sell various'refreshments.
Motion to d~ny the request by Mr. Grossman due to the fact that i~ i~
contrary to Board policy. Seconded' by Jack' Gardner. So voted.
5. 11 School Street Brick Sidewalk Request: Letter received from Mrs. M. W.
Gieg requesting a brick sidewalk bt: installed in front of her property on 11
School Street.
Motion to refer to Dep~rtment of Public Works by Jack Gardner. Seconded
by Don Oliver. So voted.
At this time, Mr. Grossman b~ought up the subject of having a clean-up
weekend on the island. The Board decided to have "Spring Cleaning Weekend" on
the weekend of April 17, 1982 with the Town providing the bags and asking the
support of the citizens to help clean up the island through' the media.
V OTHER BUSINESS
1. .R~m.~ at American .Legion Hall: Letter received from Town Clerk Madelyne
Perry asking'the Board to direct the Department of Public Works to see that
the ramp at the~Ameri~an .L~gion. Ha~l' is secure for the April 5, 1982 Town Elec-
tion.''
Jack Gardner mOtioned to refer this to the Department of Public Works.
Seconded by Don'Oliver. So voted.
2. Nantucket Phone Book: Mr. Oliver. suggested that whe~ the letter is writ-
ten to the Telephone Company about the repairs being done exp~ditiosly, that
the'Board also ask for the reinstatement of the Nantucket Telephone Book, and
so moved. Seconded by Jack Gardner. The motion was carried with a unanimous
vote.
3. ~puto case: Martha Walters asked what the Selectmen had done with the
Caputo Case. The Board informed her that they had settled at $3,500.. She aske
why. The Board explained that it was much cheaper to settle at $3,500 then
pay for all the Selectmen to go to Springfield, where the trial was being held,
and to pay for lawyer fees too.
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4; Dave.Champoux~. Don Oliver made a motion to.send a letter'of thanks'~o.
Mr. David Champoux for all his Work, help; and involvement in the matters of
the town's concern. Seconded by Bernard Grossman'. The motion was carried with
a uhanimous vote.
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Having been'convened in open session up until this time, the Chair enter-
tained a motion to go .into executive session to discuss c6ntra~ n~otiations
with'DPW Superintendent Edward C.R. Walker. So moved by Selectman Oliver,
secOnded by.Selectman Gardner., with Selectmen Gardner, Grossman, Oliver, and
Chairman Holdgate recorded. in 'favor of themotion. The Chairman further
stated that the-Board would not be reconvening-in open session afterwards.
Also in'attendance in addition to the Selectmen were DPW Superintendent Edward
C.R. Walker and'Executive Secretary Ke~%h: A. Bergman.
There being'no further business, the meeting of 'the Board of Selectmen was
adjourned at 10:45 p.m. .
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
kenneth W. Hol.dgate,~
Chairman
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