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Dave Mason, the Sandwich Board of Health Agent and Mashpee CAC contact. Sandwich has been in receipt <br /> of$400,000 from the Textron Funds to initiate a plan. <br /> Mr. Baker reported that the Cape Cod Commission's website will be posting information and will host <br /> blogging. Mr. Baker suggested the blog be used to discuss the issue of coordinating efforts among Cape <br /> towns. Mr. Baker also questioned the Pilot Project and the Chair stated that he planned to ask Andy Gottlieb <br /> about the grant funded Memorandum of Understanding with a deadline of December. <br /> The Chair identified Mr. Klenert as the Finance contact and invited Mr. Lyons to serve as the Commission's <br /> contract and follow up organizer and to assist Mr.Malarkey with Public Outreach. <br /> Regarding the budget that is due by November 1, Chairman Fudala reported that the Sewer Commission has <br /> been asked to remain level funded and that last year's budget was $113. Commissioners discussed the need <br /> for establishing an office with a staff person and secretary. Mr. Kaplan has discussed the issue with the <br /> Town Manager and a Selectman who recommended that a budget be submitted identifying material <br /> requirements, supply needs and personnel requirements. The Chair stated that someone is needed to manage <br /> the completion of the planning process and acquisition of grants. Mr. Kaplan questioned a joint <br /> Water/Sewer District and the Chair responded that a meeting occurred between the previous Sewer <br /> Commission, Water Commission and the BOS that was soon followed by the Article that changed the <br /> makeup of the Sewer Commission. Mr. Kaplan emphasized the need to establish an office before attempting <br /> to combine with the Water District. The Chair stated that currently there is no Sewer Commission link with <br /> the Water District. The Chair and Mt. Kaplan recommended that a budget subcommittee be formed in order <br /> to develop a budget. <br /> Mr. Lyons made a motion to create a budget subcommittee. Mr.Menert seconded the motion. All <br /> voted unanimously. <br /> Mr. Kaplan, Mr. Klenert,Mr. Malarkey, Mr. Lyons and the Chair volunteered to serve on the subcommittee <br /> which will meet at 4:30 pm. <br /> Status of Sterns & Wheler/GHD Tasks: <br /> -Subsurface Archeological Investigation-Chairman Fudala reported that nothing has been located at Site <br /> #4. The bill from PAL for work completed totals $7,942 and will be paid for by the Cape Cod Commission. <br /> Mr. Klenert made a motion to pay the bill for Public Archeology Lab. Mr.Malarkey seconded the <br /> motion. All voted unanimously. <br /> Commissioners signed the warrant. The Chair questioned whether a contract had been established to move <br /> forward on testing with Green Seal and Mr. Gregg responded that he had been awaiting the final results from <br /> PAL prior to contracting for the testing. The Chair expressed his interest in having work completed prior to <br /> the winter in order to have the information available. <br /> -Regina Villa Associates-The Chair questioned whether a contract had been signed with Regina Villa and <br /> Mr. Gregg responded that all details had been worked out and that Regina Villa is in possession of the <br /> contract. The agreement will include a budget to develop a web page, 2 fact sheets and strategic planning <br /> such as setting up a resource room. Mr. Gregg will forward a signed statement to the Chair once it becomes <br /> available. <br /> Falmouth Issues <br /> No discussion <br /> 4 <br />