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12/14/2016 UPPER CAPE REGIONAL TRANSFER STATION BOARD OF MANAGERS Minutes
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and both Mr. Tilton and Mr. Segura agreed. Mr. Richard will strike acceptable and modify <br />surrounding criteria accordingly. <br />Qualifications—The Chair agreed that the addition of traffic was important and inquired <br />whether a benefit to the Upper Cape Towns & Base or region should be added. There was <br />agreement to add it, but to continue to maintain some flexibility. Mr. Jack emphasized the need <br />to clearly identify what would be considered not advantageous, making it clear, rather than be <br />faced with a debate after the fact. Mr. Scipione will consider the issue further. <br />Ranking—The Chair inquired whether use of the criteria needed more clarity but Mr. <br />Scipione pointed out that there will be a difference of opinion. The Chair noted that previously, <br />rankings were completed individually before discussing as a group. Mr. Scipione cautioned <br />against making the criteria too tight. <br />Pg. 9, Item 5—clarification that the site was not for sale or lease and historic tonnage <br />would be changed to 35,000 tons. Mr. Scipione cautioned the Board that 35,000 was a low <br />number. Mr. Jack felt the statement regarding equal footing was unnecessary and Mr. Scipione <br />responded that they would check the 30B wording. The Chair referenced the second sentence, <br />and suggested "taking into consideration" the evaluation criteria. Regarding tonnage and <br />wording, adjustments will be made to allow more flexibility with less than 50,000. <br />Pg. 9, miscellaneous—corrections to number order <br />Pg. 11, Item 3—Duty to Inform clause added <br />Pg. 10, 2.07 Mr, Jack indicated that personal property was not at the site so "personal" <br />would be removed <br />Pg. 11, 4.01—Mr. Jack suggested "payments in accordance with the contract" rather than <br />monthly <br />Pg. 11, 2.10 ---Mr. Jack suggested that wage rates wording may be unnecessary but the <br />Chair responded that if improvements were made to town -owned property, prevailing wage may <br />be triggered <br />Pg. 12—extra territorial clause? Weston & Sampson will double check wording <br />Pg. 12, #9 ----Mr. Jack expressed concern regarding pollution liability, the Chair added <br />that she believed that the intent was for insurance coverage while using the site, plus three years; <br />the statement will be re -worded <br />Pg. 15, Item 1—"required" will be removed <br />Pg. 5—Mr. Jack stated that the Board would select who would be interviewed; wording <br />would be changed to read "at discretion of the Board, applicants may be invited to be <br />interviewed" <br />Pg. 6—correct numbering <br />Pg. 5, P 3—The Chair suggested wording was opposite to what was discussed regarding <br />ranking; Mr. Richard indicated that it would be reviewed <br />There was consensus from the Board to review the revisions. Weston & Sampson indicated that <br />a draft would be available in a week. The Chair stated her preference to move the process along <br />as quickly as possible, and suggested a meeting during the first week of January to finalize the <br />document. The Chair expressed disappointment regarding Bourne's absence but Mr. Scipione <br />indicated that he would reach out to them regarding their questions. Mr. Kraus inquired whether <br />he could also provide his comments and thoughts about the RFP. The Chair inquired whether <br />the Board wished to invite comments from other parties, including other proposers, and the <br />Board would then choose how the comments would be used. Mr. Tilton stated that the Board <br />3 <br />
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