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A motion was made, seconded, and unanimously voted to not go <br /> forward. and use the encumbered money for signs as originally <br /> intended based on the opinions' of Bob Gregory of the State <br /> Highway' Department who does not approve of the signs, and Greg <br /> Taylor and Bill Przbylek who think they present a traffic hazard, <br /> and to pursue other avenues for signage with the Executive <br /> Secretary Bob Whritenour. <br /> A discussion about underground utilties occurred with Greg <br /> Taylor. Mr. Taylor stated that Comm Electric is not willing <br /> to discuss this alternative with him, and the costs are <br /> prohibitive. Ted. stated that the costs would be five to ten <br /> times higher than aboveground. Ted further noted that the <br /> electric poles house street lights, and underground utilities <br /> make it harder to troubleshoot power outages. Tom stated that <br /> the suggestion came up to do underground utiltities for the <br /> new High School on Rte. 151 so that it would beautify the area. <br /> Ted offered to be. of any help since he has some expertise in <br /> this area if EDC wanted to pursue this further with the utility <br /> company. <br /> The Minutes of July 25, 1995 were approved with the following <br /> corrections: <br /> - p. l Sharon asked if the Committee agreed on an objective <br /> for the consulting group. <br /> - p.l Richard Halpern telephoned and expressed interest in <br /> having his name on a sign. <br /> - p. 3 ( strike) Tom suggested sending out surveys to the 120 <br /> . calls. <br /> - p. 3 (add) Dr. Halversten, the former Director from MBL <br /> Under Correspondence, Wayne upated the Committee about the want <br /> ads for the Mashpee Employment Pool stating he received 12 <br /> responses and that he is going to put together a data base. <br /> He would like to order 50 pads with 50 pages each for $70 , a <br /> quote he received from New Dimensions in Mashpee. Paul Reynolds <br /> asked that Wayne wait until he has a chance to get another quote; <br /> Paul wants to see if the cost could be half if the size was <br /> reduced to fit four on a page. Wayne will have New Dimensions <br /> refigure the costs with size reduction. A motion was made, <br /> seconded, and unanimously voted to set aside $70 as a cap to <br /> produce 50 pads on 50 pages after Wayne does the <br /> respecifications. <br /> Sharon raised the question what are we going to do now having <br /> received 12 responses . Wayne stated we will keep a file , <br /> eventually create a data base and try to place these workers <br /> -2- <br />