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'c <br /> 1' <br /> District No. 13 <br /> National Association of <br /> Securities Dealers, Inc. <br /> 50 Milk Street, Ste. 1810 ; <br /> Boston, Massachusetts 02109 <br /> J <br /> rtof , <br /> .12 <br /> September 16, 1985 E <br /> F <br /> Board of Selectmen $EP , <br /> Town of Mashpee <br /> Mashpee Town Hall <br /> Mashpee, MA 02649 r° <br /> Dear Members of the Board: <br /> It is with deep regret that I must resign from the Board of Assessors <br /> effective November 1, 1985. This is being necessitated by my being promoted ' <br /> to Vice President in charge of our New York Office which unfortunately, does 1 <br /> not take in Cape Cod. 1 <br /> I have enjoyed my relationships with the town and its officers which <br /> spans some twelve of the fourteen years I have lived in Mashpee where I ul- f <br /> timately intend to retire. I thank each of you personally and extend my <br /> warmest regards and appreciation to the Executive Secretary, Joe Murphy, and <br /> Town Counsel, Joe Riordan. <br /> My term of office would expire in May of 1986 and to fulfill this <br /> period, I very strongly recommend for your consideration, Arthur Morley. <br /> Arthur has been a long time resident of the town, over sixteen years, and <br /> has been and is actively engaged in programs that cover computer hardware <br /> and software areas and this alone would be of great value to the town. He <br /> is also extremely knowledgeable in the property values of New Seabury where <br /> he resides and which constitutes a substantial portion of the town's assess- <br /> ment. He presently is associated with the State Street Bank in the field of <br /> municipal finance and this I also believe would be beneficial. <br /> Thank you again and I look forward to seeing each of you when I return <br /> sometime in the future. <br /> Best regards, <br /> 1U—cxX�v0.lY11 J�, e�:su�v�u.lYWIYI <br /> William S. Clendenin <br /> WSC:gd <br /> cc: Mr. Robert DeLory, Chairman <br /> i <br /> Board of Assessors <br />