11/04/2019 BOARD OF SELECTMEN Minutes

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11 Board of Selectmen Minutes November 4, 2019 APPOINTMENTS & HEARINGS New Bedford Waste Services LLC: Michael A. Camera, General Manager: (continued) Further discussions revealed that Mr. Camera is utilizing several different outlets for the 20 Massachusetts communities that he serves. It was disclosed that all of the respective towns operated by NBWS have a unilateral increase to their contracts. For the remainder of 2019 Mr. Camera stated the price for Mashpee would be $60.60 per ton. There was concern other than the demand letter, conversations and/or meetings were not requested. Motion made by Selectman Sherman to authorize Town Manager Rodney C. Collins to meet with Michael A. Camera and DPW Director Catherine Laurent to evaluate and negotiate the terms and conditions of the Waste Disposal Agreement with New Bedford Waste Services, LLC bringing forward a recommendation to the Board of Selectmen. Motion seconded by Selectman O'Hara. VOTE: Unanimous. 5-0. Roll Call Vote: Selectman Gottlieb,yes Selectman Cotton,yes Selectman O'Hara,yes Selectman Sherman,yes Selectman Weeden,yes In closing, Mr. Camera recommended the Board send a letter to the Governor on this State-wide issue. OLD BUSINESS Public Hearing (continued from June 17 2019)—Proposed Parking Ban on Surf Drive, Tradewind Drive, Leeshore Drive, Sextant Circle Sandy Way Driftwood Way, Barnacle Lane and Albatross Circle: The Board of Selectmen opened the Public Hearing continued from June 17, 2019 on the proposed Parking Ban on Surf Drive, Tradewind Drive, Leeshore Drive, Sextant Circle, Sandy Way, Driftwood Way, Barnacle Lane and Albatross Circle. The meeting was continued to allow for adequate public comment, and to obtain affirmation from the residents before the police enforcement restriction is implemented. Bill Krylowicz, newly elected President of the Seabrook Village Association(SVA) was in attendance to review the proposed parking ban with members of the Board of Selectmen. Mr. Krylowicz indicated the overnight parking ban has been in the associations covenant since 1998,but it was not recognized. There have been issues regarding abuse of the overnight parking for several years. The annual meeting of the Seabrook Village Association, Inc. was held on Saturday, September 14, 2019. A vote to implement the overnight parking ban restriction on SVA Streets as identified was 57 in favor, 3 opposed. Approval of the enforcement would prompt the Town of Mashpee to erect signage and remit notification of the overnight parking ban to the Mashpee Police Department for enforcement. There was no additional public comment.