12/17/2015 FINANCE COMMITTEE Minutes

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3 Finance Committee Minutes December 17, 2015 OLD BUSINESS Liaison Ass' eats Update: At the last meeting, the Finance Committee updated the Liaison Assignment List for the upcoming year. There were no changes, however, it was noted that Mr. DelPonte will work in cooperation with the Fire Department as the Finance Committee liaison. Liaisons have begun the process of meeting with their representative departments to review upcoming budgetary requirements. NEW BUSINESS Glen Harrin on Board of Health A gnt — Re ue for $45,000 Reserve Fund Transfer Vote Required: Glen Harrington Board of Health Agent was in attendance with the Town Manager, Rodney Collins to respectfully request the Finance Committee approve a Reserve Fund Transfer in the amount of $45,000 to the Board of Health Condemned Property Account; # 01510104-5700-05. Mr. Harrington read aloud a general statement which requested prompt action on property identified as P-103 Deer Crossing, a residential condominium located at 35 Shellback Way, Mashpee. Mr. Harrington gave an overview of the current and well-documented determination based on inspections of the subject premise. It has been determined the dwelling is not fit for human habitation. The egress is blocked and there is evidence of a strong odor emanating from the site location. The subject residence in its present condition constitutes a public nuisance, and represents a continuing and imminent threat to public safety, health and welfare. The structure is in a substantial state of disrepair and neglect, and it has been determined by the Board of Health, the contents of the structure must be removed and the interior renovated in order to satisfactorily abate the nuisance conditions cited at the subject premise site location. It was disclosed that all parties were copied the Board of Health Order dated August 24, 2015 to remove the nuisance located at the subject premise in accordance with the provisions of MGL, c. 111 § 123. Mr. Harrington indicated the occupant does not have the means to abate this nuisance. Therefore the Town of Mashpee is thus required to reserve the right to proceed to remove the nuisance as identified.