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BOARD OF SELECTMEN
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10/03/1980
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that we want to see back from the Commonwealth not <br /> • from you,- not from South Cape 'Bedch committee and <br /> not from us . From the Commonwealth whose going to <br /> get. the land for conservation, we want to see from <br /> then the Attorney General' s approval of that <br /> Agreement. That' s what .the Town Meeting voted. <br /> VOTED: o , we can all sleep better tonight because we will <br /> - - have knowledge that - you three are really and truly <br /> are protecting the interest of all of this Town* <br /> SELET +iA ` ' ARLANL : You had better believe that!. <br /> VOTER: You feel a morale obligation to obey the will of <br /> the people. <br /> CHAIRMAN: A political obligation. contrary to the way <br /> politics is used, politics is a good word, It means <br /> the involvement of 'people. In getting people to <br /> agree to, to accomplish and to do something. That <br /> is what we have here and it' s good, <br /> VOTER: I 'm stili. going to say morale obligation. Each one <br /> - -- ofy o -....stated that before we went ,to the Town Meeting <br /> . <br /> that you would abide by the wishes of the people and <br /> now although .we don' t have anything legal. to sign <br /> do you each agree that you have a moral obligation <br /> -to obey what the people voted on last week. <br /> 'SELECTMAN THOMAS : As leaders., we d.efinitelr 'do. <br /> CHAIRMAN: In the form as voted and approved, sure. <br /> Thank you gory much for corning. <br /> Bill iarti ros , Clarence Peterson, Jim Ames and members from the <br /> Conservation Committee met with the Hoard in regards to the water <br /> level of John' s Pond. Concern was expressed that .Iakepeace was <br /> drawing water off the pore for their bogs . <br /> Chairman stated -that he had Jim Ames contact people from Makepeace , <br /> and the Commonwealth of Mas a hu' setts relative . to what Makepeace <br /> can do and can not do in regards ' to flooding bogs , Right now, <br /> Makepeace i s not taking any water for his boas from the south side <br /> P g <br /> of John' s Pond.. If water is running off, it has nothing to do with <br /> al epeace or his bogs . It' s because someone has been taking the <br /> hoards out or there is ' a culvert that' s open. on the north end of <br /> the Pond right now, Makepoace is taking no water for its bogs . <br /> They will be taking water in October to harvest the boas and they <br /> will also take water in late December or early January to flood the <br /> boas because of the Winter -kill. In addition, the present license <br /> that Makepeace has with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts which was <br /> renegotiated in 1968 , has no drop limit written into it per se, <br /> They - can take .water for their operation, however, there is a catch <br /> phrase which if proper notification is made _to the Commonwealth <br /> that and level hays descended to such a lel as to interfere with <br /> or preclude the use and plesure and so forth of the. residents of <br /> the Pond, upon proper notification to the Conunonwealth the on- <br /> -1 - <br /> i <br />
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