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a <br /> d , <br /> bans. Mr. Cavossa noted the challenge of separating a dumpster if someone had combined <br /> household trash with demolition materials. There was also discussion about Falmouth"s bag fee <br /> and the impact to customers with dumpsters who have since been experiencing increased <br /> dumping. <br /> Ms. Laurent made a motion to reduce waste Management's tonnage and increase waste <br /> Solution's and avossa's tonnage as discussed. Mr. IAF Barrett seconded the motion. All <br /> voted unanimously. <br /> Discussion: Inter-Municipal Agreement <br /> Ms. Laurent reported that Mashpee Town Counsel had not yet been in contact with the attorneys <br /> of the other townsbut that there would be an update for the October meeting. <br /> FIs. Laurent distributed to the Board, as information,the 2011 'Tonnage through august, noting <br /> the possibility that the towns would be cutting it close their minimum obligation to Mass Coastal <br /> Rail. The minimum obligation is 40,000. Mr. Cavossa noted that historically waste would drop <br /> off'after the summer. <br /> Mass State Police Trailer office <br /> Chairman Elliott stated that a request had been received from the State police Officer responsible <br /> for CIL testing wishing to remove their trailer, replace it and install electric and water, Mir. <br /> Segura confirmed that there was no agreement through the Base and that the lease of the property <br /> was a Consent to the Board by the Air National Guard and Air Force, but that the State owned <br /> r <br /> the land. It was recommended that the Consent and its allowances be reviewed to consider <br /> whether the Board would be allowed to sublet to a tenant. Mr. Goddard noted that water would <br /> then also require disposal. The Chair had invited the officer to attend the meeting to further <br /> discuss his request. Mr. Mustafa, who has completed CDL testing, agreed that disposal would be <br /> needed for the water. Ms. Laurent inquired whether the request was official and the Chair <br /> responded that it was not, Mr. Goddard expressed concern that allowing permitted structures <br /> could be problematic should there be a change of use of the site. Mr. Mustafa added that State <br /> Police were prohibited from making a request without consulting with the chain of command. <br /> Board members were in agreement to leave things as they currently exist until use of the Transfer <br /> Station was finalized. <br /> Rejected waste Protocol <br /> Ms. Laurent reported that radiation had been detected in a load from Mashpec. Although the <br /> material was isolated with the assistance of Bourne,there currently was no written protocol on <br /> how to address similar situationsin the future, FIs. Laurent inquired whether the Board wished to <br /> consider developing an agreement with bourne to assist and address future issues, hire a <br /> contractor or purchase a handheld detector, <br /> Ir. D. Barrett indicated that instances of radiation tended to be infrequent and commended the <br /> response from the workers at the Transfer Station. Mr. D. Barrett has forwarded a copy of <br /> Bourne's policy and offered Bourne's services utilizing the handheld detector. Mr. Jack agreed <br /> that the instances of hazardous materials would be infrequent and that it would be beneficial to <br /> work with someone who could offer more experience and equipment. Mr. ,lacy has reviewed the <br /> 3 <br />