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Ir. Harrington agreed that it wasn't bard but he didn't want it to get any <br /> gorse. If they re-vegetate the area it shouldn't be too much of a problem. <br /> Mr, Santos started that they had a lot of that in Barnstable. There is pretty <br /> much a vertical slope going into a retention pond one and it was all <br /> rivulets, <br /> Mr. Harrington stated that the area where it is slumped is three plus to <br /> the liner. There is plenty of cover; He didn't see any part of the liner <br /> exposed out there. The other problem with the mowing contract was that <br /> there was no date on it. I did not outline the services rendered within the <br /> fiscal year. That was what he was saying that he wanted to make sure <br /> that when the bean] members vote he wanted them to be certain that it <br /> was for 2003 only. But, if they go out to bid with this thea that will be that. <br /> Mr. Santos stated that the mowing would be in the summer and in the fall. <br /> They could go with the calendar year. <br /> C. Human Services Breakfast <br /> Ills. Warden stated that this was an F.Y.I. Ills. Grady stated that she would <br /> be going to this event. <br /> OLD BUSINESS <br /> A. Smokinq Regulation - Letter from Peters Wampanoaq Consulting <br /> Mr. Harrington began by stating that he had wanted to present this letter <br /> to the board members just ars he had provided all of the smoking <br /> comments to them in the past. He didn't know if they wanted to comment <br /> on it or wait to comment, it was something that he wanted to make the <br /> board aware of the fact that they did receive a letter from a tribal <br /> member. There were rumblings in the community crone of which actually <br /> made it to him, Mr. Glenn Marshall slid come in but he never actually did <br /> speak with him. The paper seemed to write a nasty note about the board's <br /> position when they didn't even have a chance to comment on this to dame. <br /> He told Mr. samry he thought the article was in very poor taste where <br /> j they didn't contact the board to make.a comment on it. <br /> Ills. Grandy felt that the editorial writer took the word "variance" and ran <br /> with it. she didn't feel that the board had any intention of infringing on <br /> their tribal rights or anything like than she thought that as a board they <br /> certainly could appreciate the spiritual significance of tobacco to the <br /> Indians and the Wampanoag Tribe. <br /> Mr, Harrington interjected that he had a real question as far ars wham takes <br /> precedence anyways the public health regulations over a religious <br /> freedom. This is still municipal property, if the BOF says that if i <br /> 1 <br />