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Conservation Commission <br /> January 10, 1991 <br /> Page 3. <br /> Mr, Harrington stated it is necessary for the town to know the operational costs. <br /> Would it be advantageous to the town to consider doing it? Does the town want to <br /> continue with these two gentlemen over the next two and one-half years? <br /> Mr. Reardon advised the amount of $75,000 was put forth as a figure they would be <br /> agreeable to for the system. He and MSF. Harrington did not agree to this. With <br /> the credit due, it would actually be $68,000. if paid over a three year period <br /> from crop receipts, it could be done. He feels to terminate now would put the <br /> town in a bad position. Mrs. Simons agreed. He suggested continuing in a lic- <br /> ensing arrangement with them for the 1991 crop year coning up now. Further, that <br /> they run the bog for the summer of 1991 and sumer of 1992 and a decision then be <br /> made. The lease expires January of1993. For Ewe Virgilio to taloa over and run <br /> it as an adjunct out of the DPW there would be union labor costs. a <br /> Another suggestion was to contract it out on a consulting basis. it would be un- <br /> likel.y, to expect town meeting to create positions to run the bog without hard numbers <br /> and sufficient income to pay for it. <br /> Mr. Reardon presented for consideration: He asked for a reading from the commission, <br /> Does the commission want to go with Hallet and Gennyn for the barrel price for two <br /> more crop years? He suggested keeping it -at . <br /> Make a determination, does the commi <br />