3/24/1988 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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Conservation commission Meeting of March 24,, 1988 Page 7. Mr. Rosenberg inquired what was on top of the tank and was told shell . There is a small concrete pad just over the tank, nothing major. Mr. Brown stated new plans will be provided. Mr. Rosenberg stated there should be a report from the installer as to the con- dition of the tarn , what was done and a final as-built inspection. Mr. Brown agreed. . Ile advised the Shellfish Commission will be invited to inspect the wore and the conservation commission will be notified well in advance. lis Be h r a n requested a letter, on New S a bu ry stat i on a ry, stating who will be doing the certification on the spoil , with a copy to the Commission. lir. Brown agreed. HBARING CONTINUED PENDING RECEIPT of INFORMATION. To BE CLOSED UPON RECEIPT. 9:00 - Pine hill Estates - continued to 4/21/88 at 7:30 p.m. MINUTES. yrs. Jacobson advised on the minutes for February. 25, David Parson Flearing, the f name Pearson should be changed to Peterson. VOTE: Motion rade and seconded to accept the minutes of January 21 , January 28, February 11 and February 25. . it was agreed it will be necessary to meet on April 7 and April 14. The Cha i i-roan advised five requests for land purchases are being put on the warrant. There is $20,000 in the conservation Fund available for opinions of value. There was d i s c u s s i ori of the five parcels. Mrs. i arst rs stated it was a waste of money to get an opinion if the owners do not want -to sell . VOTE:. Mot i o.1 made and seconded to authorize the expenditure of up to $10,,000 for opinions of value for the purpose of the annual Town Meeting Warrant. May Marsters abstained. �c�k The comm i s s i ori discussed the suggestion made that the 4-wheel vehicle be shared with the Board of Health. Question was raised of who would oversee the vehicle maintenance, etc. It was s ug ae sted a common pool under the jurisdiction f the DPW would provide a better distribution of cars. A log should .be kept of the requests to sub- stantiate the needs of various departments. The chairman will write a memo to the Selectmen and Finance Committee suggesting a general outline. The Chairman advised that one issue at the Selectmen ' s en ' s Meeting was that 8% of town lard was in quasi-public land. An informational breakdown , dome by the Chairman, was read. Including state land which includes State DPW areas and