5/13/1991 BOARD OF SELECTMEN Minutes

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}i F } = 7 i BOARD OF �,'rELECTKEN Page 3 KIS MONDAY , mAY 13, 1991 i ■ a ,L e.phone .m for Underground F � L It was reported the capacity is a 10all n tank which i double of the older tank at 500 gallons, Selectman Jacob son has had dicussions with the County Board of Health and they discourage the placement of tanks in the ground. George Costa also shares this concern. It is not necessary to have the tanks in the groin . It was noted by George Baker the i placement below ground is for protection against vandalism. A. second- ary containment is required if the placement is above ground. Regulations are updated every six months for groundwater protection states Mr. Baker. The plan has met with the state regulations. Selectman Danson asked if the Cape Cod Omission were involved? Selectman Gottlieb, replied the answer is no. It is not in a ground grater protection district. Selectman Gottlieb is in favor. With the latest technolgy, it is in a better position than with steel tanks. This i s a -pu le lined tank with an alarm. The piping is also double lined. The motion was made by Selectman Gottlieb to grant the license application of New England Telephone and Telegraph to store fuel underground at the Mashpee Central Office at the correct location n Great Neck Road North. The motion wa.s seconded by Selectman Lawrence. The vote is favorable with the Board. The vote is -1 with Selectman Ca fyn opposed, 7 * .m. Shellfish Closure for el moff' C�ontar ina.ted S :l '�: The area of discussion is approximately 1 acnes below the law tide nark on the east-.-end of Popponesset Spit reported Mr. Somerville. He has talked with George Benway III on this concern so it will not interfere with boating activities* Selectman Caffyn asked of the timing and the possible wait until fall for the closure. It was replied by fir. Somerville the concept i to bring more shellfish to Town and it is in accordance with the state relay for spring tiring to obtain the spawn of shellfish, This has been a firm policy. The area will be well marked and there have been no problems with other relays. Selectman Gaffyn asked of the liability to the Town if one ate contanimated clams' Town Counsel advised the area will be posted and marked. If people dug in the area, they would be in violation to thein license. The motion was made by Selectman Gottlieb to approve the closing as requested effective sunrise June 1, 1991 until Further notice, The motion was seconded by Selectman Lawrence. The vote of the Board is unanimous. The vote is 5-0. 7:41 p.m. Selectman Hanson has left the Meeting. L_