1/18/1984 BOARD OF SELECTMEN Minutes

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r Page 2 . Mrs . Landry said that the town should do all it can not to take the roads over, Sel. .Hanson said that the town will not take roads unless they- are in good condition. Sel . Hanson said this is true as all repairs- cost- the town money. Mrs, Landry said s that the highway department should give the taxpayers incentives. The town should allow the highway department to fi.x the roads and ,allow the abutters twenty, years to repair like they do for sewers. She said that there is a void in the by-law. Mrs. . Landry alio discussed the drainage problem. Board thanked Mrs. Landry for -coming and for her suggestions. OLD BUSINESS : 1 . Mr.. Murphy explained that renewal., forms had, been sent out to Class II used oar licensed dealers. Mr. Edward-0. Gourdin has submitted his renewal. Mr. Murphy asked that the Board approve the r n a1 ,. . --,'Motion by Sel , Hanson to grant Mr. Edward 0. Gourdin a Class- II used car dealer r s .license, Seconded by Sel . Terry. Motion Carried. . Mr. Murphy said that two other -licensees had not re lied to the renewal forms. and he recommended that the State Department of Pub-lic Safety' and the Registrar of Motor Vehicle be notified. that Mr. George Fr.igon and AA Towing and . epairs no longer hold. a Class II license in the Town of ' Mashpee. Board concurred. 2 . Executive Secretary, Joseph Murphy, said that the next item under old business was a letter from Mr. Dorris irsner regarding the ten acre site at -South Cape Beach and the abandonment .of part of Great Oak Road and as Town Counsel had spoken to Atto near. Meger today he would defer to Mr. Reardon. .Ir. Reardon said 'that he had indeed spoken to.- Mr, Meger today and that the State was going to work, out a grant of easement. Mr-. Meger -also- to.1d him that the taking. } of South Cape Beach chid not include Great Oak Road. - Mr-0 Reardon said- they are trying to avoid General Court as this would require 2/3 votes. He said the town should vote on this at the town meeting and transfer ownership . to the State subject to an easement in perp twit ,, thi would preserve the town'-s rights forever. The town should Vote to abandon the layout within the park in perpetuity also. Mr. Reardon said the. State is also working on- the tax' problem also. Chm. Garland asked who would pay for the. cost on the work of Great oak Road outside of the Mate owned property, Mr,,- Reardon said the State would pay. Discussion continued on what remains to be done. Town Counsel said nothing at present time, nothing for the penial town r6eeting. The.y . cannot meet the time perimeter, Mr, Reardon said that even for the the Annual town meeting they would be pressing the time factor, but }