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22 <br /> met him. He has been at her barn three times. He has gone into barns all over the <br /> cape. He apparently told his daughter that he has never ever been in a cleaner <br /> barn that hers. He didn't even know who he was or what he did. She knew Amy <br /> (his daughter). She didn't even know Amy's last name. He will come and vouch for <br /> her. He walked the whole property and went over everything. He said, "Nothing." <br /> Mr. Doherty stated that it is unfortunate that it has come to that with her <br /> neighbors. Maybe the BOH's actions could be a catalyst for change in attitude <br /> among the neighbors. <br /> Mrs. Murphy stated that she would not give up her lifestyle for these people. To be <br /> honest with the BOH members, as soon as the weather breaks her horses are going <br /> to go back out in the back pen and in the front. <br /> d. Stable Inspection Form <br /> Mr. Harrington stated that unfortunately he gave his only stable inspection form <br /> copy to Sir Speedy. They are in the process of being made. It is similar to <br /> Barnstable's copy. However, it is tailored to Mashpee's regulations. <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> a. Oktoberfest -Temporary Food Permits <br /> Mr. Ball asked which food permit fees needed to be waived. <br /> Mr. Harrington stated there was only two non-profit permits that need to be <br /> waived. <br /> Mr. Doherty asked how "Native Sons" qualifies by a non-profit. <br /> Ms. Garron stated that Masphee Commons, Patrolman Paul Coronella, Mashpee <br /> Triad Police Department, Native Sons and Mashpee Chamber of Commerce were all <br /> trying to be designated as "non-profit". There are four. <br /> Mr. Frederick of Leisure Services stated that maybe he made the mistake of <br /> assuming that they were part of the tribal council. <br /> Mr. Doherty stated that the only problem that he gets into is that if somebody is <br /> walking out with profit. It is not non-profit. If the Tribal Council hires a caterer to <br /> come in. That caterer is making money. Regardless of how much money they turn <br /> over to the Tribal Council that caterer is making money. <br /> Ms. Garron then asked if the money was going to a scholarship wouldn't it be <br /> considered a non-profit. <br /> Mr. Doherty stated that it doesn't matter. If that caterer is coming in he is being <br /> paid to perform a service. He may be donating ten or fifteen per cent. He is making <br /> a profit. He won't waive it in that instance. If he comes in and says I am doing it for <br /> free. All I am doing is providing the labor. Don't come in under your business <br /> name. Come in under the organization's name. The organization qualifies under <br /> the IRS rules for non-profit not the caterer who has the for profit business. They <br />