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-2- <br /> have complete records of all the cemeteries. Richard thinks we should look at them all to assess what <br /> needs to be repaired. MOTION voted and passed - Unanimously. <br /> PARSONAGE- Rosemary thinks we ought to hire the expert from the Oxford Dendrochronology <br /> Laboratory to do the service. Rosemary feels that the MHC should get the building dated before the <br /> Town spends $400,000 to rebuild it. The approximate costs to date a building would be from $1500- <br /> $2500. It was proposed that the MHC send a letter to both the Town of Mashpee and the Tribal Council. <br /> MOTION: Richard made a Motion to get permission to date the wood on the Parsonage, and there are <br /> funds available in our donation accounts to cover the costs. Rosemary seconded the motion. It was <br /> voted and passed — Unanimously. <br /> Preservation of TROUT POND COTTAGE <br /> Are we still interested in preserving the Trout Pond Cottage as a MCOC distribution center for their <br /> brochures? Brian Hyde would rather pursue moving that building. Rosemary said that it was part of the <br /> motel that was opened there in the late 40s and has no real historical significance. Brian Hyde <br /> expressed that Mashpee Commons will probably tear it down. Rosemary is not interested in that <br /> building, but she would agree with the majority, and all agreed. <br /> PRESERVATION AWARDS -We will bring up this topic at our next meeting. <br /> Brian Weeden brought up that the Andrew Lipnosky Trust has donated all three Islands (Keith, Jefferson <br /> and Cleveland) to be preserved for all time. Richard thinks we could consider this donation for the 2019 <br /> award. Richard thinks that both the former owners and the new owners should receive our award. <br /> Brian Weeden thinks that we should have a nomination process for Historical Preservation Awards, and <br /> suggested that we put it out to the public, maybe a Zoom meeting, in order decide on these awards. <br /> HORATIO AMOS HOUSE <br /> Brian Hyde talked about the builder, Mr. Fox, who is preserving the Horatio Amos house on Great Neck <br /> Road, South. Mr. Fox would like to come to talk to us about his plans for restoring the building. <br /> Meeting adjourned at 5:30pm. <br /> Respectfully submitted <br /> Ann Graham, Sr. Clerk <br />