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Article 3: To see if the Town will vote to raise and Explanation: This article authorizes the Town to take appropriate,borrow or transfer from available funds in advantage of legislation providing for early retirement the treasury a sum of money to various department incentives to Town employees, and would allow the Capital Expense Accounts (See Capital Request). Board of Selectmen to limit the additional creditable service or years of age, not to exceed a combined total Submitted by Board of Selectmen of five(5); and to further limit the number of eligible employees to participate to 2. Motion: Motion to raise and appropriate$119,600.00. Motion:- Motion to vote Article 6 as printed in the Motion carries by unanimous voice vote 8:35 p.m. warrant. Motion: Motion to open the Special Town Meeting. Motion carries by voice vote 9:15 P.M. Motion carries by voice vote 5:36 p.m. Sent to Barnstable County Retirement Association May 17, 1993. Motion: To reopen Annual Town Meeting 9:02 p.m. Article 7: To see if the Town will vote pursuant to Article 4: To see if the Town will vote to accept the G.L.C. 40, 4A to authorize the Board of Selectmen to reports of Town officers. enter into an inter-municipal agreement with the Town of Yarmouth to provide for the disposal of septage Submitted by Board of Selectmen generated within the Town of Mashpee at the Yarmouth-Dennis Septage Treatment Facility, such Explanation: The 1992 Annual Town Report in agreement to be on such terms and conditions as the ` which the report of Town officers are presented is Board of Selectmen deem to be in the best interests of t available at the Town Meeting and at the Town Hall. the Town. Motion: Motion Article 4 be voted as printed in the Submitted by Board of Selectmen warrant. Explanation: This article authorizes the negotiations s` Motion carries by voice vote 9:04 p.m. of an agreement for the disposal of systems in the event that the Town must close its current septage Article 5: To see if the Town will vote to raise and lagoons. appropriate or transfer from available funds a sum of money to the Medical Insurance Account and to the Motion: Motion Article 7 be voted as printed in the Medicare Account to funds the fringe benefit costs of warrant. new positions in the School Department for the ensu- ing fiscal year. Motion carries by voice vote 9:16 p.m. r Submitted by Board of Selectmen Article 8: To see if the Town will vote to amend the F Explanation: This article will fund the fringe benefit Zoning Bylaw by amending Subsection 174-24 C.(6} Ex p g : to changethe phrase"not less than forty-five s «i (45}da casts of new positions in the School Department for � p Y �' � 4 Fiscal Year 1994. n the first sentence to read not less than twenty-one (21) days. Motion: Motion to table Article 5. Submitted by Town Planner S Motion defeated b voice vote 9:14 .m. Y p Explanation: The Zoning Bylaw currently provides ,Y Motion: _ that public hearings for special permits must be held on. Mat�an to raise and appropriate from avail Within 65 days, but not less than 45 days, after the fil- ing funds the sum of $52,74 to the Medical Y ' Y ' r Insurance Account and transfer from available funds ung of an application. The intent of the 45-day period the was to allow time for other boards and interested par- sum of$2,543.67 to the Medicare Account, ties to reviewprojects• before the pubic hearing- However, P g i Mo • However, the waiting period has proven to be an Motion carnes by voice vote 9:14 p.m. unnecessaryburden for the proponents of man small- er P P Y Article F: To see if the Town will vote to accept the er projects reviewed by the Board of Appeals. As a • p result, this article seeks to reduce the minimum pre- Provisions of Chapter 399 of the Acts of 1992 hearingreview eriod to a more reasonable 221 days. Massachusetts General Laws. p Y For larger projects, the Zoning Board of Appeals and Submitted by Board of Selectmen Planning Board would still have the option of setting a - 53 -