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-3- <br /> Dorothy: That is not our jurisdiction -- but it is certainly something to be worried <br /> about. We cannot do anything about that. It is up to the Board of Selectmen. <br /> Charles: Is there any way that you can bring this in other than the road. <br /> Mr. Paparella: I doubt it. We have to get a piece of equipment in there too to do the <br /> work, which I think is the tougher problem. <br /> Pauline: There has been equipment going over there back and forth according to Mr. <br /> Hollander. <br /> Charles: I understand that the so-called rating of the bridge, although not official, is <br /> set somewhere around 6 tons or 8 tons. <br /> Mrs. White: Six tons. <br /> Mr. Paparella: There must have been quite a few trucks coming across there when all the <br /> houses were built and I would think that they weigh a lot more than what we are talking <br /> about. <br /> Barbara: That is what caused part of the damage. <br /> Mr. Paparella: To the top. The top is in good shape now. <br /> Pauline: That was re-done last winter. <br /> Mr. Paparella: The structure of the bridge should be able to hold what we are talking <br /> about. <br /> Charles: I would think that we would be within our rights to make just that statement <br /> within the Order of Conditions that any damage that is created on that bridge or on the <br /> road which approaches to that bridge must be the responsibility of those who are requiring <br /> this work and that it be immediately repaired. <br /> Pauline: Does anybody have any questions pertaining to this? <br /> Barbara: When they bring the 2 - 4 ton stones, is there anyway that they could bring in <br /> a couple at a time? <br /> Mr. Paparella: Mr. Bonito told me that he would bring them across in small loads. <br /> Charles: There is no official rating for that bridge. <br /> Mr. Conant: George Benway has accepted the fact that six tons is the legal limit. He <br /> spoke to me just this morning about it. <br /> Pauline: They could bring a crane in by barge almost. <br /> Charles: I don't quite see how they would get the depth of water. <br /> Pauline: Let's take this under advisement and get some more input. Does anybody here in <br /> the audience have anyother input? <br /> Mrs. Conant: Recalls that there was work done in there several years ago in which the <br /> person doing the work saw to it that the smaller size manufactured stones were brought in. <br /> He was concerned about the bridge. They used a small truck and small stones. <br /> Mr. Paparella: I don't think 1t is the size of the rock. I. think it is how many you take <br /> across at a time. <br />