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i <br /> 5 <br /> BOARD OF SELECTMEN Page 13 <br /> �'Yy <br /> , '•iT'11�Y•L <br /> 4 KIND i ES <br /> ZION DAY, SEPTEMBER , 1991 <br /> Recreation C enter <br /> I too feel that a recreation center would benefit the Town <br /> states selectman Caffyns At that time, I certainly won' t speak for <br /> Mr. Hanson, but he felt that on a long tern basis that this was not <br /> good idea.. The location was not that good and to have a r%ec center <br /> on Great Neck Road would not be desirable. He father went on and w <br /> recinded and took a vote. <br /> I still consider that the deal that you have developed states <br /> Selectman Caffyn which I worked on to $135, 000. I don' t know how <br /> your figures are. I consider ,that it was best questionable and after <br /> reading Attorney l eardon' s opinion of the contract illegal and not <br /> in the best interest and I continue to be against the swap as proposed <br /> by Selectman Hanson and forever Selectman Attorney Jeremy Carter. <br /> I find it ironic Nancy that the Board certainly wan.ted. . . The <br /> vote as I understand it was to break all negotiations, . That isn' t <br /> true states Selectman Ca.f fyn. You can go back to the minutes of the <br /> meeting and you will find that I proposed this and in fact this was <br /> on July lst meeting and I read this and suggested that this would be <br /> a possible swap. That in fact I consider the original evaluation <br /> too low to start out with it should be more reasonable and higher to <br /> represent true value. <br /> I did not have at the disposal, this appraisal states Selectman <br /> Cafes. It wasn' t in the files of the Board of Selectmen. I did have <br /> talking with lir-. Bailey and I did have our Town evaluation and i did <br /> compare another property that was sold for 1. 4 million in Town. 1 <br /> mentioned this to Mr. Hanson that I thought if we warted to swap lard <br /> for land and get along with it, the building for a reo center, that <br /> I would consider that reasonable. <br /> It was decided that it was not a. long term arrangement, And that <br /> it would not be desirable states Selectman a.ffyn, we can go back to <br /> the tape andg o back to the minutes, but that i a.whwas offered, <br /> d. <br /> What about a. month ago when I cane in and asked for a. public quorum <br /> states Mr.. aster where is this negotiating, what ha.p en.e d? At that <br /> time, Selectman Gottlieb who acting Chairman and you were here Carol, <br /> said the Town had broken its negotiating and decided to litigate. To <br /> nye that doesn' t mean you are going back to discuss possible different <br /> terms. <br /> They took a vote and they decided against it states Selectman <br /> Ca.ff'yn. Let' s move on here if we can states Selectman Jacobson. Peter <br /> would you like to add. . . <br /> I think you are missing -the entire point states Selectman Lawrence. <br /> Let me go back to my recollections of where we got to where we are-and <br /> it will be very brief, We voted as a Board of Selectmen on one occasion <br /> -1 to continue the negotiations with Field' s Point. Mr. Hanson and <br /> Mr. Carter to do the negotiations. <br /> Once there was a. question of a conflict of interest, that was <br /> raised, we kind of looked at it a. little differently stages Mr. Lawrence, <br /> We took a. vote to suspend, to stop negotiations and litigate the suit, <br /> Basically everything you have been talking about comes down to the Board <br /> of Selectmen and their Grote 3-2 to litigate the suit. <br />