2/8/1984 BOARD OF SELECTMEN Minutes

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IL Page 3. P, TMEI TS AND HEARINGS continued 7: p.m. - from the Assessors, Building Inspector and Superintendent of streets on the value-. of this building, both the Assessors and Building Inspector' s replies were that the building had no value. Mr. Vi rg i l io l s response was that there was probably $ worth of materials there but it would cost approximately $2000 to have it removed. Board moved to allow Mr. Delory to remove to the ground the old building- at John Is Pond and the work be completed by March 15, 1984. 1:15 p.m. -- Mr. John Peters, Jro , President of the Tribal. Council and some of the Council members were in to inform the Board about their application for permits to transport contaminated shellfish to w their shellfish grant, Mr. Peters apologized for not Letting the Selectmen ]snow what was going on. Mr. Peters read a letter which is attached to these original minutes regarding their proposal to the Marine Game and Fisheries, Mr, Robert courtemanche asked Mr. Peters what type of contamination' the transported shellfish would have. Mr. Peters said the Council did not know at this time.-- Mr, Peters was asked ghat kind of shellfish they planned to bring in.. Quahaugs are the shellfish that they want to put into their shellfish grant. They were asked about the quantity. They replied 100 bushels. Board asked how 'big their• grant was, They replied about 5 acnes. They were- asked hover long i t takes for the shellfish to purify itself. Three to six months was the reply, The Council members said that they would have the grant policed by their own members. They asked that Mr., Courtemanche, shellfish warden, help with the policing. They also stated that if the state warden was available they would help and this would cut their cast. The council was asked by Sel. Terry why- they buy contaminated shellfish rather than seeding . They replied that there was a big difference in cost* One member said that after sic months they are ready to be taken. Board did not approve or disapprove. Thanked them all' for coming and keeping them informed. Board returned to old business: . Board stated that there was no action needed on the memorandum from the Personnel Board regarding the evaluation forms. 4, fir. Murphy, Executive Secretary, explained the letter from Ms. Anthony regarding the state appointment of Mars. Priscilla Ham.' to the -M sh ee ; Housing Authority. Mr. Murphy said the letter also stated that the nomination of Mrs. Ham was the - first time the State had been aware of the vacancy. 5. ) Request• from Mr. Delon was discussed under appointments* On the letter from Torn counsel regarding articles for Great Oak Road/ southaP a Beach, Mr, Murphy explaind that' if the state is ready than the articles will be also. Board agreed to include the -articles on the annual town meeting warrant. i