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Then the fire department said if they were going to have to be responsible <br /> for this. They were going to have to charge therm in order to fund their <br /> expenses. So that threw everything out the window, The town then said <br /> that they were not going to pay the fire department to do something. <br /> IVIS. Warden noted that there was the hazardous waste account in the <br /> transfer station account with $10,000.00 that does not get used. She <br /> happened to glance at that and there was money left over. That money <br /> could be used for the disposal of sharps. <br /> Mr. Santos felt that the key issue was the funding. The next obstacles <br /> where were you going to store them and who was going to have to handle <br /> them, Will they be brought in a detergent bottle or a certified red <br /> container? <br /> Mr, Harrington Mated that that was what they were going to do if they <br /> could get enough towns on board. if they could find a town that had the <br /> ability to store there, or if Ma tepee had a place in town to store therm <br /> They could also do the collection and make it each town's responsibility <br /> to fake therm back and dispose of there individually* That way they were <br /> not nixing and matching the funds. <br /> Mr. Santos agreed and felt that those were the two big obstacles. The <br /> funding and transfer. <br /> Mr. Harrington felt that by collecting therm at the household hazardous <br /> waste days there would be people there who could monitor the process. <br /> People could brim them in however they wanted. They would then be <br /> Placed into the red sharps containers. The homeowners would be doing all <br /> of that. They would be going into a legal container, The town was not <br /> going to touch therm if they slid not. If they wanted to bring them in in a <br /> shoe box all the poorer to then. They would be the ones putting them into <br /> legal container. They would thea put therm in a twenty-pound box. It was <br /> about $70.00 per box. They haven't worked out all of the details such as <br /> selling the quart and one half containers. Do they allow the pharmacies to <br /> sell the quart and one half containers? <br /> IVIS. Warden interjected that they were just discussing what might happen. <br /> Mr. Harrington continued by stating that having Mss Lopes on board was <br /> good because Harwich and Barnstable were both on board,, He felt that it <br /> made sense to approach it in this manner. There would be enough Sharps <br /> that they would be able to get an infectious medical waste contractor to <br /> come dowry that play. He thought they would have enough to do that. Ms, <br /> Lopes didn't seem to think so. He felt that if they got Mashp e, Falmouth, <br /> 2 <br />