Laserfiche WebLink
5 <br /> r <br /> Mr. Jack inquired about Bourne's plans. Mr. D. Barrett responded that Bourne was part of the <br /> upper Cape community, and would do what was best for the community and suggested the <br /> possibility of working cooperatively, particularly with newly developing technologies. <br /> Mr. 'Pilton inquired about the possibility of a private/public partnership and whether it would be <br /> allowed by the Base. MIs. Doonan stated that she would need to seely a legal review for the <br /> natter and indicated that it could not be a competitive situation. Additionally-JBCC wished to <br /> maintain facilities on the base that added value, enhanced their mission and reduced their oasts. <br /> Ms. Daley emphasized that the scope presented was a draft requiring additional work. <br /> Chairman Laurent recommended that TA RT ,Managers confer with their Town Managers to <br /> identify designees to the proposed Committee. The Cape Cod Commission will assist with <br /> coordination of the Committee and scheduling of meetings, MIs. Dale' referenced the <br /> Community Innovation Challenge grants as a possible means of funds, should the feasibility <br /> study identify a qualifying use. Ms. Rooney indicated that the application deadline for the grant <br /> was typically OctoberNovernber, awarding in December. <br /> Review and Discussion of Draft IWA <br /> Chairman Laurent reported that she haat discussed the TMA further with Mashpee Town Counsel, <br /> accepting most changes, and distributed the revised draft to the Board. M -. Tilton noted that he <br /> had just received comments from his Town Counsel and would insert the comments <br /> electronically. The Chair stated that the current IMA.did not expire until June 30, 2015 and <br /> suggested adding the final comments and questions-, and tabling it for another 6 months while <br /> pursuing the feasibility study. Mr. Tilton stated that any incurred additional capital costs should <br /> be considered by each town's Board of Selectmen. There was a question about limiting <br /> operation to municipal purposes, but obviously there would need to be a municipal benefit and it <br /> would not preclude a public/private partnership. The Chair added that the consent had no <br /> expiration but was only for waste and ruse. Any additional comments about the IMIA should <br /> be forwarded to the Chair. <br /> Discussion of Payment of Noonan Brost Trucking Invoice <br /> The Chair stated that, although a determination had been nude to deduct the amount due to <br /> Coonan from the rail invoice, the Masbpee Accounting Department noted that it was a prior year <br /> expense requiring a Town Meeting vote. The Cham-contacted Iowa.Pacific again who indicated <br /> that the payment (from June 2013) was in process. The Chair will continue to follow up with <br /> Iowa.Pacific, <br /> Update on Reduced SEMASS Commercial Rate <br /> Mr. Tilton indicated that he was still awaiting a returned call from SEMASS. Mr. Elliott <br /> provided copies of a tonnage comparison from the last 3 years. It was noted that the commercial <br /> tip fee was reduced until the end of the fiscal year, resulting only in a slight change. It was <br /> suggested that the fee change had minimal impact. W. D. Barrett indicated that the reduction in <br /> trash generation was occurring-Cape-wide. It was Mr. D. Barrett"s opinion that 3 0%-40% of <br /> waste dropped during the recession while 0%may be the result of increased recycling. Mr. <br /> Jack noted that there were less newspapers,junk nail and marketing materials. Mr. Wilton <br /> 3 <br />