08/23/1990 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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Conservation Commission August 23, 1990 Page to. MRS. GLASS: This is germain� we are here, we are going to have our say. If you don't want to hear us, dismiss this. MR. GLASS: You need our biography -Mr. Chairman, to rake sense out of this hearing, COFFEY: I don't need your biography to consider the subject under discussion, under the Wetland Protection Act. MSS. LEAS: It is our discussion, you will have to be as uncomfortable as we. If you don't lie our method, that is your problem. COFFEY: At the on-site I requested that we keep this germain to the subject at the hearing tonight. MRS. GLASS: At the on-.site I told you the issue is not just our property, it is all wetlands. COFFEY: I am disappointed you are not able to maintain it at that, dispassionately, under the law. MRS., GLASS: Well, it's not your prerogative. COFFEY: I don't cage to hear your biography and I'm ruling it out of order at this time. Nom. GLASS: One leaves, one's shaking the head, what is this, Gestapo? Is this Gestapo methods or do you really want to hear this problem? You didn't grant to hear it when someone else violated our pond. (COF Ma'am, please.) MRS. GLASS: Listen, you be quiet and you listen; you behave and I will behave. oFF'E Ma'a , I arra chairing this meeting under the Wetland Protection Act. . . . (MRS. GLASS: You behave and I will behave, you be quiet.) WWe don't need your biography. . . MRS. GLASS: Be quiet, be quiet, this is our time, be quiet. If you care to present. . .(Bequiet If you care to present. . . Be quiet, be quiet, be quiet, be quiet, it's our turn. Ma'am, this is childish. . .(If you want to leave, go ahead, that's fine. ) S : Mr. Chairman, shall I call the Police and see if they need to be. . . COFFEY: I don't believe the Police are ne essary. . M S. GLASS: Go ahead. . .i the Glasses care to address the subject at hand under the Wetland Protection Act I'd like to hear it. We don't need your biographr. . MS. GLASS: And you don't need to lecture us.) I don't need your muse. , M .S. GLASS: You'r abusing us. You are out of order. (MRS. LASS: So are you. It's mutual. You invited us here to be heard; we will be heard.) You will be heard on the subject at hand, Mr. Glass, can you address the subject at hand? M1 . GLASS: I intend to, I intend to address the subject at hand because it relates more to personalities than it sloes to the Wetland Protection Act. For instance, when Mrs. Glass was acture in the town., we were residents fulltime. . .(COFFEY: Mr. Glass, you are straying from the subject again, personalities are not relevant to the Wetland Protection Act.) They certainly are, (COFFEY: Can you address the subject? Do you have written information you would care to provide? I'm going to submit everything It saying to you in writing. COFFEY: In place of oral testimony perhaps?) IVIS. GLASS: We're also calling the newspapers and getting good response.