8/7/2017 BOARD OF SELECTMEN Minutes

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5 Board of Selectmen Minutes August 7, 2017 APPOINTMENTS & HEARINGS Review and approval of various applications: Application forspecial event La Tavola- chane of venue Mashvee Chamber of Commerce: (continued) Motion made by Selectman Gottlieb to approve the amendment to the Special Events Application of the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce for the annual La Tavola event, to include the One-Day Liquor License,for beer and wine only,with the change of venue to Job's Fishing Road and the Mashpee Public Library location. Motion seconded by Selectman Cotton. VOTE: Unanimous. 5-0. Roll Call Vote: Selectman O'Hara,yes Selectman Cotton,yes Selectman Sherman,yes Selectman Gottlieb,yes Selectman Cahalane,yes Opposed,none Public Hearing: Consider a possible modification of entertainment license Barnstable Pizza&Pasta Co., Inc., dba Finally Dino's: The Board of Selectmen opened the Public Hearing to consider a possible modification to the Entertainment license of Barnstable Pizza&Pasta Co., Inc. d/b/a Finally Dino's. The Hearing notice was read aloud into the record in accordance with posting procedures. After hearing complaints of loud music emanating from Dino's Sports Bar,the Board of Selectmen took action to schedule a Public Hearing on this matter. Constantinos Mitrokostas (Dino), manager and owner of record of Finally Dino's was in attendance with his counsel Kevin Kirrane to offer comment. The Board of Selectmen solicited testimonial from residents who spoke in concern to the noise levels, and from residents in support of the area business and entertainment offered at the subject establishment. Virginia Scharfenberg, 3 Pequot Avenue initiated the discussion stating that Dino has not abided by last summer's agreement to manage the level of noise. Ms. Scharfenberg stated the noise levels have gone back to square one. This season's outdoor entertainment has been very loud, especially with certain bands. Ms. Scharfenberg noted the bands play with their backs to Route 151. This tends to force the sound of the music upwards over the roof to the area homes. As a modification, Ms. Scharfenberg suggested the musicians face Route 151. Ms. Scharfenberg also recommended the establishment maintain the use their internal sound system only and to abide by the 2016 agreement.