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w <br /> BOARD of SELECTMEN <br /> MINUTES - REGULAR SESSION <br /> T[ E S DAY, JANUARY , 1 „--- .� <br /> PRESENT: Selectmen Lawrence, Gottlieb, Hansom, Garter and Jacobson <br /> and Executive Secretary Joseph F, Murphy <br /> GUESTS; Andrew Eliason, Michael Pietrowski, Lou Schwartz, Hal <br /> Landlwher, wafter Dudash, Ed Deusser, George Costa, Mike <br /> Hanlon, George Zoto, Stephen Greelish <br /> MINUTES <br /> Mr. Gottlieb roved to accept the Regular and Executive Session minutes <br /> of December 12, 1988 and December 1 , 1988 . Mr. Carter seconded the <br /> motion. All were in favor. <br /> APPOINTMENTS & HEARINGS <br /> 1. Andrew Eliaon was present with other Gable Advisor <br /> Commission members relative to the approval of the <br /> application of Continental Cablevision. Mr. Murphy stated <br /> that the Board of Selectmen has reviewed the record of the <br /> Public Hearing conducted by the Gable Advisory Commission <br /> and reviewed the proposals. <br /> Mr, Gottlieb moved to approve the application of continental <br /> Cablevision for a cable television license, and to grant <br /> Continental Cablevision a provisional cable television <br /> license. Mr. Hansom seconded the motion. All were in 06 <br /> favor. <br /> Mr, Gottlieb moved to deny the respective applications of <br /> Adelphia Communications Corporation, Mashpee Cable <br /> Partnership and Channel one, Inc. for a cable television <br /> license. Mr. Hanson seconded the motion. All were in <br /> favor. <br /> Mr. Gottlieb moved to approve and adopt the Statement of <br /> Reasons, prepared by special counsel, Howard Horton, <br /> explaining the Board' s decisions of approval and denial with <br /> respect to cable television licensing. Mr. Hanson seconded <br /> the motion. All were in favor-. <br /> Mr. Gottlieb roved to direct the Cable Advisory Committee, <br /> in conjunction with Counsel, to prepare a provisional <br /> license to be issued to Continental. Cablevision basso upon <br /> their application. Mr. Hanson seconded the motion. All <br /> were in favor. <br /> Mr. Carter stepped down for the above four votes. <br />