12/1/1994 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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CAROLBANKS: Ms Banks stated she has good attention for details . She would make sure to be familiar with the code to inform people '.n need of such information. As long as people are dealt with fairly, it should not be any problem. She gave her background. She would en3oy bringing herself up to date, has strong dedication and can learn quickly. Asked whether she would be able to deal with aggression, she has been in the construction field for many years. If backup were needed, the police would have to become involved., She does not scare easily. She would have no problem with site visits. She had done delineations in school and still has the books. She is capable of reading plans . Asked if she had experience with the cranberry industry, she dick not. She is on the Beach committee in Dennis; it is a learning experience. Concerning grant applications, her only experience would be in reference to writing for conservation energy. She has never driven a stick shift but could leen and would be willing. She asked when the position would be filled fir. Sherman stated the Commission wil l be making a recommendation in few days; he would hope by the new year. THURSTON BURNS: Mr. Homeyer talked with Mr. Burns who wished to be considered for the position. Discussion of the merits of the three applicants ensued. The consensus of the commission was to vote by written ballot. Mrs, Lund was asked to tally the votes. There were four votes for Mark Sherman; two Votes for Carolyn Banks; none for Thurston Burns, Recommendation to be sent to the Selectmen in the morning with a copy to personnel. RIVER WORK: It is hoped Hoxie Philie will be in there on Monday. They have had trouble getting the mats, Mr. Green asked if there are any guarantees where it is so late in the season? Mr. Sherman advised no one would give guarantees, He is conferring with Chapter 91 and hopes they are not going to hit hand because of the ri ra . There will