5/25/1989 BOARD OF SELECTMEN Minutes

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or ,4 s ,y 1 BOARD of SELECTMEN MINUTES THURSDAY? MAY 25r 1989 PAGE TWO _ Selectman Gottlieb' asked o f the 1981 Agreement stated that the town beach should be roved to its present location. Morris Kirsner stated positively. The Agreement has attached to it a diagram of the new town beach. It also has attached to it aproc- lamation by f r'mer Goer. King relative to the development of the new town beach recognizing there is a sand dune there that is now covered by the parking lot and that would be removedand the dune would be re- stored. In Paragraph 7, it states : "In conjunction with its terns, the Department ent should make improvements to Great oak. Road at the in- tersection of Red Brook Road, all the way to the beach. In addition, the Department will assume the cost for the relocation of the town beach, including the cost of the new access road, parking areas and necessary fencing, and other essential improvements . Said town bead will be to the east of the state beach in the area of Great Flat Pond , and shall consist of approximately o A, , and shall have an ocean frontage o f approximately 1700 linear feet. " M,. ,,Kirsner stated that there is no doubt that DEM has the respons iter to improve Great oak Road, and they should be compelled to do it, Selectman Hansen stated that the DEM have totally severed their relationship from Great Oak Road, They have said that those funds are going to have to come from some palace else; they do not have the money for that road, and it was not going to be their respons- ibility* s ns- ibilit r. , Kirs er stated that, he believed that, at a prior meeting, he had expressed the fact that the state was willing to put up the $100 ,000; the state was willing to put into escrow the $200 ,000. The Memorandum of Understanding confirms the fact that DEM has unconditionally agreed to taut up the $100 . 00 and to put u the $200 ,000. M. Kirsner had indicated that it did not reflect what the selectmen and the committee wanted; that is, it does not state that the first $100 ,000, that $50 ,000 was to be reimbursed to the town. Selectman Lawrence stated that there were se neral issues similar to the Kennedy is sue, that crosses their property, P. Lawrence 's feeling was that all of those issues should be dealt with at one t i rye. At the April 24 meeting of the Selectmen, members of the Board had voted to instruct the South Cape Beach State Park Advisory Committee to end any and all discussions with the Commonwealth concerning South Cape Beach until the road surface of Red Brook Road was repaired to the satisfaction of the Board of Selectmen, i