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t <br /> k <br /> Mr, Harrington suggested that they clarify the situation with Mr. Marshall. <br /> They would let him know that if they held the pow-wow on the property <br /> they would have to get a variance or abide by it as it is town property. <br /> Ms. Warden felt that Mr. Marshall was addressing the burial ground. The <br /> town right now owns the burial ground and the Wampanoaq are in the <br /> process of trying to get it back. To what avail she had no idea because <br /> they were all waiting...she felt that that was what they were addressing, <br /> She didn't even think they should bring up this backyard because she felt <br /> they were bringing up a whole other issue. <br /> Mr* Harrington felt that it should be brought up because they use it. <br /> Ms. Warden stated that this wasn't a school field. The town now owns the <br /> building. <br /> Mr. Farrington countered that the town owned it when it was a school. <br /> Ms. Warden disagreed with him, she stated that the superintendent had <br /> the final say over what went on in this building until he actually legally <br /> game it to the town. The town owned this building. It was actually owned <br /> by the school. The warrant legally gave it to the town, so now you have a <br /> town billing the town grounds. if the school wants to use it it's one thing. <br /> But, the school vent onto the school grounds. If you had to buy that issue <br /> that way it would be a good way to do it also... <br /> Mr. Harrington countered that the town owned the high school and the <br /> other schools. The school did not own then. <br /> FIs. Grady stated that state law regulates the regulations on tobacco on <br /> the school grounds throughout the state; <br /> Ms. Warden reiterated that the superintendent did own the schools and <br /> the school grounds. However it is written it is written a certain way. Ms. <br /> Grady may knew more than she did. However,, it was true and it happened <br /> She was privy to that. <br /> Mr. Harrington countered that the BOH still has jurisdiction over it. It was <br /> within the torn of Mashpee. <br /> i <br /> M . Warden felt that they were treading on thin ground when you start <br /> gong after the Vl�annpanoag s. she really didn't want to get involved in <br />. - <br /> that. <br /> 2 <br />
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