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10/8/2014 UPPER CAPE REGIONAL TRANSFER STATION BOARD OF MANAGERS Minutes
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UPPER CAPE REGIONAL TRANSFER STATION BOARD OF MANAGERS
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10/08/2014
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S <br /> f <br /> hours it would remain open. Mr, Goddard suggested the possibility of a month-to-month <br /> arrangement, as well considering the trucking option since there was a need for consolidating <br /> recycling. The Chair inquired whether the Board wished to reach out to the contractors because a <br /> commitment would be needed in order to move forward. The Chair will reach out to DEP, Mr. <br /> Goddard will discuss the UCRTS with Mir. D. Barrett and the Chair and Mr. Wilton will contact the <br /> haulers to ascertain their future plans. There was discussion regarding the l o . lam-. Jack <br /> expressed concern regarding the rail contract being linked to the expiration of the SEAMS S contract <br /> or inter municipal agreement. The Chair will pull the contract in order to review and will add it to <br /> the agenda for more discussion at the nest meeting. <br /> Mr. Elliott inquired about the grail"'s lack of payment to Noonan. It was noted that passenger rail <br /> cars were still parked on the UCRTS parcel. <br /> It was reported that the opener of one of the doors was not functioning properly, requiring it to be <br /> opened manually. Mr. Jack estimated the cost at$4,000. Concern was expressed regarding the <br /> possibility of a worker's compensation claim should the door not he repaired. Mr. Goddard noted <br /> that, should operation of the facility be extended, the door would require a repair and recommended <br /> that it be maintained. lir. Jack reported that it was the middle door,which would normally be open. <br /> A contractor would be needed if the doors had the same openers and could be swapped. lam-. Jack <br /> shared the Chair's concern regarding liability, which could fay- exceed the cost of repairing the door. <br /> There was consensus from the Board to repair the door. <br /> OTHER113USINESS <br /> NEXT MEETING <br /> Wednesday, November 12, 2014 <br /> ADJOURNMENT <br /> lir# Tilton made a notion to adjourn. lir. Elliott seconded the motion. The mecting <br /> a dj o u rn ed at 8:40 a.ate. <br /> respectfully submitted by, <br /> 5 <br /> <5 l <br /> s <br /> JenAfer M. Cli ord <br /> B o and Secretary <br /> 3 <br />
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