9/21/1983 BOARD OF SELECTMEN Minutes

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w Page 2. HEARINGS AND APPOINTMENTSCONTINUED: 6 :00 P.M@ he is still not happy with this situation. Sel. Teary asked the Executive secretary if the State wain-d be looking at the form and charge the decision-. He asked if the transfer would be approved. Mr. Murphy said that they would be reviewing the form on Tuesday ands ib ly it would be returned to us by October 5. 19834 el. Terry said he sees no problem. Chm. Gariand said be understands Sel . Hanson' concerns and asked that if the Board has no objections he would like to defer this matter until Town Counsel arrived. Sed.. Hanson asked if it was legally possible to close down the establishment until matters are straightened' out. Perhaps the Board could suspend the license. Executive Secretary said that this could be dome but Mr. Devane could appeal and.`.-it would not work as it would not be effective until the State revued the case and that could take two months . hm. -Garland said th-at this matter should be deferred until Town Counsel. arrives . Board concurred. Chin. Garland said that e would like to put this issue to bed once and for - all. 6 :15 p.m. - Mr. E, Stuart Peoples came to meet the Board. Motion by el-W. Terry to appoint Mr. E. Stuart .Peoples to the Conservation ommiss ion for a balance of three years , Seconded ,by Sel., Hanson. Motion Carried. As it, was not time for the next appointment Chex►* Garland suggested the Board go to item- one under Old Business . 1. chin. Garland stated that this memorandum from the Executive Secretary had to co -with repairs on Great Oak Road and . a'ske.d the Executive. Secretary to explained. Mr. Murphy stied that a few weeps acro when the Superintendent of Streets care to the Board with the problems and cost of repairs for Great Oak Road, the Selectmen had asked Mr. Murphy to speak to Representative Cahir about this smatter, fir. Murphy said that he has .-spoken to Representative Cahir and that he is extremely skeptical that- the- state would be willing o spend money on a road that should be completed. in two years . For this reason Mr. Murphy reconnneded the foilowin : He suggest us'i -the Great Oak Road. escrow account, or taking the matter t To'wn Meeting and letting the towns- people decide whether r to spend more 'money on that .road. Chm. Garland said that if there was no objectiQns f r m,._th: ; rdI he- ould direct Mr. Murphy to proceed with his recommendations . i 6: 30 p.m. - Chm. Garland opened the Dog Complaint Hearing. Chan. Garland asked if -Mr. 1Ralh. comeau or Mr. Wayn6 Fredricks was present. Mr.' Richard Williams said that he was here' , He represents the complainee. After reviewing. the -ratter the Board decided to send Mr. Fredericks a letter requesting. that he voluntarily restrain his dogs. Hearing closed at p.m.