3/6/1997 BOARD OF SELECTMEN Minutes

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{s Page 6 Board of Selectmen Minutes March 6, 1997 FY98 BUDGET WORKSHOP: Board ofHealth: (continued) Motion made by Selectman Caffyn to approve the sun of $75,635,00 in the budget figure of the Board of Health under professional and technical services. Motion seconded by Selectman 1 larst rs, VOTE: Unanimous. -o. Discussion followed with regards to the Trash Expense budget of the Board of Health. Mr. McQuaid indicated that the sum of$41,800 has been allocated to provide the services of Weston and Sampson to conduct State mandated inspections necessary for the closure of the landfill. It was noted that the expense will be removed from the budget upon completion. Selectman Caffyn recommended to go out to bid for engineering supervisory services for the closure of the'Town landfill. It was noted that the local transfer station contract will be placed out to bid in fiscal year 1998. Nft.McQuaid proposed to reduce the trash recycling expense line item to$15,000, and hazardous waste line item to reflect the sum of$7,500. The budget was reduced by $7,500 respectively. OLD _ SASS „D Comd Hoc , �5 „=Upda e: Selectman I ini io, Chairman of the Selectmen's I CPC Meering Cottee discussed the proposed makeup of the committee with the Burd of Selectmen. Selectman Diimffizio recommended the conum'ttee be comprised of various citizens who are elected or appointed to Town board's and committee S. Selectman I ini io suggested to include members from the Planning Board, Conservation Commission, Board of Appeals and Board o Health to assist in the review of the proposed nomination of the Mashpee River and Shoestring Bay subwatersheds as a District of Critical Planning Concern. Town officials should be allowed to participate in discussions when necessary,but not drive policy recommended Selectman Dinio, It is also important to schedule Public Hearings for community input and consult the Cape Cod Commission for technical expertise.