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' a <br /> y <br /> Joyce: It's what's right for the environment, it's what's right for our children's future. That is <br /> what we really need to be considering here. <br /> Catherine: Can we get back to the agenda? <br /> Mike: The good thing about this committee, there's a lot of emotion. I think when you have a lot <br /> of emotion, you get it out on the table. We do have a responsibility to get to some point where <br /> we can make a recommendation. That's what the committee was set up to do. And I think out <br /> there are three or four recommendations and are probably the ones we will end up with. And <br /> along the way we are throwing things in that help like composting organics and textile recycling. <br /> Anyway, our direction is not fast, it shouldn't be fast. Tom or someone else mentioned right <br /> now, we are in a position where we are not too unhappy except maybe some people want to go <br /> in a certain direction faster than others. What I was trying to say and I think I was trying to be <br /> diplomatic about it, it's not a PAYT committee, it"s a committee to come up with solutions. Back <br /> to the agenda, Catherine. <br /> Catherine: So we talked about handouts, handing something out at the gate, through the <br /> schools, we will do that what we have been doing all along with limited success. We're talking <br /> about doing some PSA's through Mashpee TV. Is there any value in doing a survey? <br /> John Cahalane: Could we pick up on doing, we talked about doing something at Town <br /> Meeting. Town Meeting is 200 people; Town elections is 2000. <br /> Catherine: We'll try to take advantage of different meetings. If anyone wants to volunteer <br /> doing handouts, brochures at different locations, let me know. <br /> Torn O'Hara: If you do it at one location in the school, election day, that way you have a <br /> control, you know, instead of people voting twice you'll have a better field. <br /> Catherine: Is there any benefit in getting a survey to get this information? <br /> Rick: The way it works best is when they have to fill it out when they get their stickers, that's <br /> the ideal time because they are a captive audience. At least that's what we did in Barnstable. <br /> John Cahalane: From what I understand almost 70% get their stickers through the mail. <br /> Catherine: Actually I don't think it's that high. <br /> Tom O'Hara: Is there anybody who objects to doing a survey, or has any information? <br /> Catherine: they don't go out until June. <br /> John: That would be the ideal thing. <br /> Mike: So is everybody satisfied that we've done enough for tonight? Can we confirm Monday, <br /> April 27th for the next meeting? That was the original date and if everybody is okay with that, I'll <br /> take a motion to dismiss. <br /> Johnithan : So move. <br /> Mike: second? <br /> Glenn: Second, <br /> Mike: All in favor? <br /> ALL: Aye. <br /> Mike: Thank you much. <br /> 16 Great Neck Road North • Mashpee,MA • 02649 18 <br /> phone:508.539.1400 • tax:508.539.0954 • email:mis@ci.mashpee_ma.us <br /> m:lmy documentslWaste Mlgmt Verbatim.doc <br />