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4. <br /> have, If it was over "X" amount of seats, the state wanted there to'go to a <br /> sewerage discharge system, which would take another year of permitting. <br /> It wasn't just a matter of them negotiating. It was how many seats could <br /> they have? <br /> Mr. Farrington interjected that if it was permitted seats he had a letter <br /> right here from the board of health showing that it was 68 seats. That <br /> wasn't a far cry from'the 72 that was provided to him when he purchased <br /> the property. Granted, there have been two instances where he had been <br /> over his number of seats and he was sent letters accordingly. The 68 <br /> seats were not a far cry from the 72, which he was told about when h <br /> purchased the property. <br /> Mr. Hajjar re-iterated that as it stood now Mr. I lohardi had a permit for 68 <br /> seats. <br /> Mr, Harrington confirmed that was what he could show to the state that <br /> the board did allow that number. <br /> Mr. Ball interrupted the conversation and stated that before they went any <br /> further, the battle was between Mr. Hajjar and Mr. Richard!. They would <br /> continue this matter and see them in two weeks at the next meeting. He <br /> was hopeful that they could address the agent during working hours. H <br /> r would answer any questions. Then they would hear it, make a decision <br /> within two weeks. They would need a motion to extend. <br /> Mr, Santos made a motion to continue this matter until April 11, 2004. Ms. <br /> Grady seconded the motion. Motion passed <br /> DISCUSSION: <br /> A. Town Vehicle Use & Availabilit <br /> Mr. Harrington began by stating that they received a policy from the <br /> selectmen that they would not be re-imbursing the town employees for <br /> mileage. other departments had come to the board to request the use of <br /> the department's town vehicle. He and Ms. Warden n could be called out at <br /> any time. They have been called out. They didn't mind ether departments <br /> borrowing the vehicle when they were not going to be around. They have <br /> not shorted each other as far as the necessity for the vehicle. He wanted <br /> to make the board aware that this policy carne down. He suggested that <br /> Ms, Warden continue the discussion with the information that she <br /> uncovered. <br /> Ms. Warden stated that she went to the town clerk because she had been <br /> told that there was a by-law adopted back in 1983 at the town meeting <br /> regarding the reimbursement of personal vehicle usage, According to this <br /> 14 <br /> i <br /> 4 <br />