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3 Mashpee Select Board Minutes March 7, 2022 Discussion and A anrovalrof the Following Special Events Recreation Mary BradbU Mary K. Bradbury, Recreation Director was in attendance to request the Select Board approve the following Special Events planned through the end of June. To ease the burden on emergency personnel during the 4th of July,the Annual Fireworks Display and Community Picnic has been rescheduled to Friday, June 24, 2022. The Recreational events as noted have been signed off by applicable regulatory agencies with stipulations as detailed in the memorandum to the Select Board and Town Manager dated March 2,2022. Annual FishingDDgrb John's,Pond µSaturday .April 4,2022 9- 11:30 am; Annual Easter E Hunt 1Vlashpee Community Park Saturdays Aprilww9 2022 10 am-12 pM- 4 .16 22 rain date: __._. ......YYµMµ _ l .... .y er. . .y 1.�__. _ . . Veteran's- _—._ . ,__ ,, o. , � _ ..�_ : Memorial Da Ceremon Mash°gee Communit r Park Garden mMonda :. Ma 30 2022 10-11 30 am _w.. 1Swim: _......MA' _.... _v._.y 2 9 am 12m. AnnualSu ter Johns Pond Saturda . ,Juneµ l 1 µ 202... Mashpee Fireworks Display and Community:.Picnic Mashpee High School Friday June 24 2022. 5 —9 301 Motion made by Selectman Cotton to approve the Special Event Applications of the Recreation Department as referenced. Motion seconded by Selectman O'Hara. VOTE: Unanimous. 5-0. Roll Call Vote: Selectman Sherman,yes Selectman Weeden,yes Selectman Gottlieb, yes Selectman Cotton,yes Selectman O'Hara, yes Opposed, none Discussion and Al proval of FY23 Transfer Station Fees:DPW Director Catherine Laurent: Catherine Laurent,Director of Public Works was present to discuss and recommend the sticker fees at the Transfer Station for Fiscal Year 2023 scheduled to be made available for sale on June 1, 2022. With approval,the new guide booklet for the Transfer Station will be printed, distributed and made available on the Town's website. As per the Select Board's directive,users of the Transfer Station would fund 100%of the operation of this facility. Sticker fees are the primary source of revenue. Monies are also received at the gate for disposal and recycling as well as sales from recyclables. It is recommended the 1st household sticker fee be increased by $15 to $205 to achieve the 0% subsidy goal. No other increases in sticker fees are proposed. It was noted last year the 1st household sticker sales decreased by approximately 200 and the 2nd household sticker purchased increased by 50 users. Single trip passes also showed decline while recycling monies increased last fiscal year. The fluctuation is attributed to COVID. Motion made by Selectman Gottlieb to approve and recommend the 1"Household Sticker Fee of$205 for FY2023 as provided. Motion seconded by Selectman Cotton. VOTE: Unanimous. 5-0. Roll Call Vote: Selectman Sherman,yes Selectman Weeden, yes Selectman Gottlieb, yes Selectman Cotton,yes Selectman O'Hara, yes Opposed, none