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i <br /> r <br /> Tom. said part of the process is to do a 5 year review. 5 objectives <br /> doesn't recognize the issues, An implementation time table will be set. He <br /> does not agree that you should look at some goals and not others - it is a <br /> comprehensive plan. <br /> WATER AND WASTEWATER FACILITIES <br /> Clancy Gaff yrs has a problem with goal #1 . Is it necessary for all of the <br /> Town to have public water. The word sanitary can be changed to safe. <br /> Mr. Babcock said the primary reason for public water i s for fire protection <br /> and that is not mentioned here, <br /> Tom agreed, he will add that. <br /> SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT <br /> Tom said he received comments from Dave Hall from the Commission, who is <br /> present at tonight's meeting but the Board of Health has not yet seen them. <br /> Some were just minor word changes. r <br /> Nancy caffyn questioned policy # - does it have to be so specific? <br /> Tom said the Board of Health feels they are close to the 20%. <br /> Dave Hall said the State mandate is 46 by the year 20006 <br /> He does not think the cape as a whole will be able to achieve that <br /> He surveys all the terns and his data for l lashpee in 1993 shows 946 tons <br /> were composted, 338 were recycled. He adds those two figures and d iv i des <br /> by the total amount of solid waste for the town which -was 7 , 730 tons. <br /> He believes 20% by 1996 i s optimistic, he would push it back at least 1 <br /> year. 30by logo {is a worthy goal . <br /> Dennis said it i s a question of market demand , if no one wants it how can , <br /> you mere it? <br /> Mr. Hall said he does make assumptions abet market trends , investment by <br /> the industry. The market now is good. <br /> Tom asked if the town doesn ' t' have to meet. 20% until 1997? <br /> Mr. Hall said that is correct. <br /> Tom "said he wil 1 have to work out with the Board of Health ghat they are <br /> achieving now. <br /> De i d re asked Tom to explain N, she does not know what it means? <br /> Tom sa i d waste separation rat�i on facilities - to p rov i de facilities - bins, <br /> storage containers, to allow for recycling. <br /> He will - try to find better wording for that. <br /> AFFORDABLE HogsIHC <br /> Nancy asked if there is a definition for affordable? <br /> Tom said the Federal government has a def i n i t i on based on number of people <br /> in the f ars i 1 y and income, from that they' develop a figure of what they can <br /> afford to spend on housing based on their incomes , <br /> Nancy said so many houses in Mashpee are down to $70 , 000 . If you were to <br /> find out how many homes were assessed below this "affordable" f i gu re, we <br /> may have already reached the 10%.. <br /> Tom explained the state definition of affordable means subsidized . There <br /> must be a mechanism so that it remains affordable. <br /> Nancy thinks we should call it subsidized then because that is a different <br /> issue; who should be subsidized? Should the Town subsidize? <br /> Tom agreed we have a lot of affordable Mousing that does not Meet the <br /> 6 <br />