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6 <br /> Mashpee Select Board <br /> Minutes <br /> June 6, 2022 <br /> APPOINTMENTS & HEARINGS <br /> D.eJlartmentm,of Public Works Director Catherine Laurent:w Discussion and ; royal of them Following: <br /> . <br /> Ope1ation_of the Transfer Station.Haulin 1 of Recyclable <br /> s:o- <br /> Catherine Laurent,Director of Public Works recommended the Town award the annual contract for the <br /> operation of the Transfer Station and Hauling of Recyclables to Gotta Do Contracting,LLC for Fiscal Year <br /> 2023. The hauling would be subject to a fuel surcharge based on the roundtrip miles for each location. An <br /> extension for future years would be subject to an annual CPI adjustment. <br /> Motion made by Selectman Sherman to approve the annual contract for the Operation of the Transfer <br /> Station and Hauling of Recyclables to Gotta Do Contracting,LLC of Jordan,NY for FY23. <br /> Motion seconded by Selectman O'Hara. <br /> VOTE: Unanimous. 5-0. <br /> Roll Call Vote: <br /> Selectman Gottlieb,yes Selectman Weeden, yes Selectman Cotton, yes <br /> Selectman O'Hara,yes Selectman Sherman, yes Opposed, none <br /> Reconsideration of Extension of License toGotta Do Contracting: Shared Use Yard Waste Area at Transfer <br /> Station: <br /> ­11- <br /> The Select Board met with Wesley and Patrick Gregory, representatives of Gotta Do Contracting to review the <br /> possible extension of a license for the shared use of approximately 5 acres of property at the Mashpee Transfer <br /> Station. New conditions are proposed to reduce the allowable use of the property. <br /> The 5-acre parcel is used for the collection of yard waste, wood chips and brush from sticker holders and Town <br /> Departments. Past operations created concerns from the abutter regarding increased neighborhood traffic, noise <br /> and odor. After review, the Select Board voted at their December 2021 meeting to allow the license to expire at <br /> the end of its current term. <br /> Gotta Do has proposed to eliminate access to the site by commercial businesses, and limiting commercial access <br /> to vehicles owned by Gotta Do. And further,the grinding of brush would not be allowed only if authorized by <br /> the Town to assist in the clean-up of storm related conditions. <br /> Sticker holders and the DPW would have access to composting and screened loam regardless of the contract <br /> extension. A one-year extension of contract would allow evaluation of the reduced operation. The extension of <br /> the license would also offset costs associated to the operation of the Transfer Station by approximately $33,000. <br />