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t r <br /> to is this particular portion of his real estate operation. He can sell all <br /> those lots he wants - fill it in and sell the 2.8 acres - going' to hurt the <br /> water quality of our pond. His well water cores from grater only- 81 under that <br /> pond - he doesn't want this abomination. He said that whatever consideration <br /> the Commiss ion gives thea, they wi l ap pre c.late. <br /> Mrs. Studley said that the Personnel Board wanted each of the performance <br /> appraisal forms to be signed and Mrs. Sloane said that she was advised that <br /> since the Commission had unanimously rejected his reappointment, there was no <br /> reason they had to sign them - she was advised by her legal authority. She <br /> was told that the Personnel Board will not accept the appraisal forms without <br /> signatures -- Ronald Pooknett and the Board itself are the only ones that have <br /> access to the file, Mrs. Studley then asked if they would accept Mrs. Studle t s <br /> copy of the form, stating on it that all members were in agreement and thea asked <br /> for someone to make a motion that the majority of the Commission is in agreement <br /> with Mrs. Studley's copy of the for'r , so moved, seconded and approvedO <br /> i i � t no ,. <br /> Apparently no action has been taken by the Board of Selectmen on the dog <br /> shooting incident, Mrs, Studley said that she had his December embe log which has a <br /> total of 983 miles, and, for the record, there is in our secretary's Wage Ac- <br /> count as of December 31, $265.4o and in the Expense Account, $1,373-77. She <br /> asked if there were any questions on the log - there were none. She was asked <br /> if there were any outstanding bills and she said maybe just some postage, <br /> irs. Studley asked if there was anything else before theomni iss,ion turned <br /> its attention to the Ashumet Pond problem and Mrs. Sloane wanted to know if <br /> anything was eves'` heard on Mendelson. Mrs. Studley said that Mr. Buckingbam <br /> didn't call her after he talked with Harold Collins and Mrs. 'Sloane said she <br /> will follow through on that. <br /> Mrs. Studley saild that they had a meeting with Dr. Kerfoot last Wednesday <br /> on the water quality. He is going to submit the proposal - it's go l ng to re- <br /> quire some funding and she said she didn't know where we're going to get the <br /> money - % federal, 25% state and 5 town. On the town part, Ron's services <br /> as Conservation Officer can be taken as part of the % required of the town. <br /> Mrs. Sloane said that she thinks the odds of the town putting up that 25% are <br /> minimal. Mrs. Studley said than apparently the funds are there and readily <br /> accessible - nobody has spoken for them ye t. There's no harm in applying. As <br /> far as the town goes, it's for the good of everyone, so there's no reason why <br /> they shouldn't appropriate funds for it. <br /> Getting back to the Wheeler matter, Mrs. Studley asked if the members <br /> wished to support the superseding order, and Mrs. Sloane and Mr. Dias agreed., <br /> wdth Mrs. ] eLory in opposition. Mrs. Studley asked if they thought the Com-, <br /> mission should take any action against it or let It stand. Mr. . Dias asked <br /> if the Commission thought they should go look at John's Pond and see what Mr. <br /> Coleman was talking about. Mrs. Studley said that Mr. Coleman is claiming <br /> that the peat will endanger this pond, but how d -vie know that it's the peat <br /> that will do it'd There are more probl x s with septic tanks and fertilizer <br /> than with that peat - no doubt the peat will cause problems, but no more than <br />