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3 <br /> Select Board <br /> Minutes <br /> March 18, 2024 <br /> APPOINTMENTS & HEARINGS <br /> Public„Hearin x: 2024W Seasonal m Alcoholic Bevera eswand Entertainment License Renewals,: <br /> Discussion and Arooyal of the 2024 Seasonal Alcoholic Beverages and Entertainment License Renewals <br /> (continued) <br /> Motion made by Selectman Sherman to approve the following Seasonal Alcoholic Beverages and <br /> Entertainment License Renewals for 2024; <br /> Packs ge Store—All Alcohol: <br /> Mashpee Mart <br /> MPG Corporation <br /> Popponesset Fresh Market <br /> Restaurant—All Alcohol: <br /> Bob's Seafood Cafe <br /> Cooke's Seafood <br /> The Lure <br /> New Seabury Athletic Club and Pool <br /> Popponesset Inn <br /> The Raw Bar <br /> Motion seconded by Selectman O'Hara. <br /> VOTE: 4-0. Unanimous. <br /> Roll Call Vote: <br /> Selectman Cotton,yes Selectman O'Hara,yes Selectman Sherman,yes <br /> Selectman Wyman-Colombo,yes Opposed, none <br /> Presentation; Cade Cod Regional Technical Hi h School Fiscal Year 2025 Budget <br /> Cape Cod Regional Technical High_School_µ Business,Administrator Erin Orcutt: <br /> Erin`Orcutt, Business Administrator for the Cape Cod Regional Technical High School was in attendance to <br /> update the Select Board on the FY2025 budget. Overall, the enrollment from the twelve participating towns has <br /> decreased by two with a total enrollment of 662 students. A total of 55 students from the Town of Mashpee are <br /> enrolled in the FY2025 program compared to 50 students attending in FY2024. This represents 8.3% of the <br /> FY2025 enrollment from Mashpee. <br /> Ms. Orcutt indicated that 457 applications were received for the incoming class. Over 180 students were <br /> accepted into the FY2025 program. <br /> The $17,484,000 school budget has increased by 4.38% or$734,000. Teacher salaries comprise the largest <br /> portion of the budget at 3 5.1%. Insurance benefits amount to 11.2%of the total budget with support services <br /> totaling 9.4% and plant operations consuming 9.2% of the funds. Ms. Orcutt indicated that state of the art <br /> facilities is difficult and costly to maintain. <br />