09/21/1987 BOARD OF SELECTMEN Minutes

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h M. / i BOARD OF SELECTMEN MINUTES UTE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1987 PAGE 2. NEW BUSINESS (continued) Selectman Gottlieb moved to amend the "Policy Statement on vehil e Use" to include the Shellfish Warden. Selectman Lawrence seconded- the motion. All were in favor. OLD BUSINESS 1 The Board reviewed a memo from the -Executive Secretary relative to the Gate at John's Pond Park. Mr. Murphy recommenced the gate be left open from Labor Day to June 1988 when the beach -is not staffed. DPW can install a device -to prevent the gates from being closed, and during the ummer, the gates will bei opened by either the DPW- cleanup -crew- or life- guards, whoever arrives first. - Then closed by the first police patrol in the area after 9 p.-m. No special trips would be made by the police. Selectman Carter moved to approve the recommended course of action. Selectman Lawrence seconded the motion. All were in favor. 2 The Board received a letter of petition asking that Albert Orlando represent the Briarwood Mashpee Association, Inc.. .t- the negotiation meetings with the Department of Defense. ' The Beard had no objection to Mr.. Orlando having an ear- at the meetings but would question allowing him -to have a voice at the meetings. Selectman Gottlieb will get in touch with Mr. Orlando to- see what his intentions are. The Board reviewed a revised- application form for the moving of structures submitted by Hayden Building Lovers, Inc. Mr-. Murphy stated the permit granting authority -should be retained by the Selectmen. Selectman .Gottlieb- moved to accept the new form and retain permitting authority with Selectmen. Selectman Lawrence seconded the motion. Selectmen Thomas and Hanson were in favor. -Selectman Canter stepped clown. 4 Selectman Lawrence moved to accept the bid of Great Spring Waters of America Inc. to supply bottled water to Summerwood Condominiums and the surrounding area at a price of $3,00 per case. Selectman Gottlieb seconded the motion. All were in favor. Mr. Murphy was asked for his recommendations relative to the request of Firefighter Chase for use of compensatory time.