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Mr. Harrington added that he was under the impression that Ms. Laurent <br /> wanted the board to do that on a monthly basis. <br /> Mr. Santos interjected that he would absolutely not agree to that option. <br /> Mr. Harrington understood his position because right now it only occurs at <br /> permitting time at the end of the calendar year. <br /> Ms,, Carron added that the BOH did that to be cooperative with them, They <br /> didn't necessarily do that for her. <br /> Mr, Harrington agreed and added that it worked. He felt that Ms, Laurent <br /> wanted to have that power throughout the year. <br /> Ms. Warden had to agree with Mr. Harrington. <br /> Mr. Santos felt that if Ills. Laurent wanted to amend the permit with some <br /> of this type of language. What would they do <br /> Ms. Grady felt that the DPW should present a proposal to the board <br /> members. <br /> Mr. Santos asked what the trash haulers were going to agree to, That they <br /> would pay their bill on time. <br /> Mr. Harrington stated that it was already in the regulation that in order for <br /> them to keep their permit with us. They had to maintain their tipping <br /> balance with the Upper cape Regional 'Transfer station in good standing. <br /> If they don't they could revoke their permit. It was already written into <br /> their contract with Upper Cape Regional regarding the permit that i <br /> issued to the haulers. That if they are not in good standing with the Upper <br /> Cape Regional Transfer station. Thea they could revoke their permit. <br /> Ms. Warden asked Mr. Harrington to elaborate what he meant by not being <br /> on good standing with the Upper cape regional Transfer Station. <br /> 4 <br /> Mr, Harrington stated that if they hadn't paid the tipping fee they could <br /> revoke their permit, which was what happened when the board of health <br /> was maintaining the accounts. <br /> IVIS. Warden stated that they wouldn't have anything to do with that. <br /> Mr. Santos interjected that the Town of Mashpee pays the haulers" bills to <br /> the Upper cape Regional and SEAIVIAss. Why the town ever got into the <br /> middle of that arrangement. He had no idea. If IVIS. Laurent was having any <br /> 19 <br />