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BOARD OF SELECTMEN MINUTES - REGULAR SESSION • TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1990 PAGE THREE OLD BUSINESS 2. Memo from Assistant Building Inspector - Housing for Elderly - Mr. Hauck requested a letter from the Board of Selectmen stating that the home rule requirement has been waived by the Town and that all permit fees have been waived for the Housing for Families and Housing for the Elderly project. Mr. Lawrence asked why the fees for this project would be waived, if other project fees were not waived, i . e. , Christ the King Parish, Schools, etc. Mr. Hauck stated that if the State has to pay these fees , that the Town would drop out of eligibility for the project. Mr. Carter moved to waive any contrary requirements of Town by-laws and zoning regulations insofar as the Board of Selectmen may do so and approve the project as proposed. Mr. Hanson seconded the motion. Mr. Gottlieb and Mr. • Carter were in favor. Mr. Lawrence was opposed.' 3 . Proposed Relocation of Firearms Training Site - The Board discussed the relocation of the Firearms Training Site to the Landfill Site. Mr. Virgilio stated that the estimated cost would be $5,000. The Board agreed that further discussion should include Brad Fish of the Police Department. 4. Communication from DEM re: Great Oak Road - The Board received a letter from DEM indicating their understanding of the agreement for Great Oak Road was that the $15,000 would be made in three payments of $5,000. it was the impression of the Board, however, that the $ 15, 000 would be paid up front. Mr. Lawrence moved to resume discussions relative to Great Oak Road with South Cape Beach Committee the State and abutters Involved. Mr. Gottlieb seconded the motion. All were in favor. Mr . Gottlieb suggested that Mr. Virgilio complete work and bill the State each time work is completed, rather than in • the $4900 increments.