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d. Claims will be based on market value of animals ARTICLE 67: To see if the Town will vote to authorize
<br /> and direct the Board of Selectmen to acquire by purchase
<br /> killed to be judged by age and weight and price or by eminent domain for conservation purposes all, or
<br /> per pound of vetinary bills on injured animals. a major portion of a parcel of land of 21.3 acres,generally
<br /> e. Only animals being raised for table use or as a described as on the west side of the Mashpee River be-
<br /> livelihood are eligible. tween said river and River Road and more specifically
<br /> f. Evidence must be present to indicate the loss was described as all lots and roadways described on a subdivi-
<br /> sion plan entitled "River Ridge North, Plan of Land in
<br /> this fact. Mashpee, Mass. for River Ridge Trust" dated July 25,
<br /> g. Property must be properly enclosed. 1986 and recorded at the Barnstable County Registry of
<br /> h. Application for reimbursement must be submit- Deeds in Plan Book 423,Page 84, as well as lots 1,2,and
<br /> Cleted within 5 days of the incident to the Town 3,River Road and Ridge Road as described on a subdivi-
<br /> sion plan entitled "River Ridge South, Plan of Land in
<br /> 2. Forrmsmsfor Application for Reimbursement shall be Mashpee, Mass. for River Ridge Trust" dated July 25,
<br /> provided by the Animal Control Officer and the 1986 and recorded at the Barnstable County Registry of
<br /> Town Clerk. Deeds in Plan Book 423,Page 85,copies of which are on
<br /> Section 4.14.8 Veterinarians'fees for emergency treat- file in the Town Clerk's office, the said land to be held
<br /> ment of dogs and cats injured on ways. in the care and custody of the Conservation Commission,
<br /> a. Any veterinarian registered under the provisions pursuant to General Laws Chapte 40, Section 8C; further,
<br /> of section fifty-five or fifty-six A of Chapter one to see if the Town will vote to appropriate a sum of money
<br /> hundred and twelve who renders emergency care for such purpose, including expenses incidental and
<br /> or treatment to,or disposes of, a dog or cat that related thereto, and to raise such appropriation, the
<br /> is injured on any way shall receive payment from Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be
<br /> the owner of such dog or cat,if known,or if not authorized to borrow a sum of money under and pursuant
<br /> known, from the Town,in an amount not to ex- to Chapter 44, Section 7(3), and, if applicable, to issue
<br /> ceed twenty dollars for such care, treatment or bonds or notes of the Town therefor with said bonding
<br /> disposal; provided, however, such emergency authorization contingent upon passage of a referendum
<br /> care treatment or disposal shall be for the pur- to exclude the principal and interest on such debt from
<br /> pose of maintaining life stabilizing the animal or the tax levy limitation imposed by Chapter 59, Section
<br /> alleviating suffering until the owner or keeper of 21C of the General Laws(so-called Proposition 2'/z);and
<br /> such dog or cat is identified or for a period of further, to see if the Town will vote to raise and ap-
<br /> twenty-four hours, whichever is sooner. Any propriate or transfer from available funds a sum of money
<br /> veterinarian who renders such emergency care or to the Interest on Temporary Loans Account and a sum
<br /> treatment to,or disposes of, such dog or cat shall of money to the Issuance of Debt Account; further, to
<br /> notify the dog officer in the town and, upon see if the Town will authorize the Board of Selectmen
<br /> notification, such dog officer shall assume con- and/or Conservation Commission to apply for and ac-
<br /> trol of such dog or cat. cept Federal and/or State grants, including reimburse-
<br /> Motion to accept as printed ment under Chapter 132A, Section 11 of the General
<br /> Motion carries — 7:59 P.M. Laws, to be applied by the Town toward the financing
<br /> of this purchase, and to enter into contracts and
<br /> ARTICLE 65: To see if the Town will vote to raise and agreements with Federal and/or State agencies, private
<br /> appropriate the sum of$885 to help defray expenses of conservation trusts, or other entities or persons in con-
<br /> Independence House, Inc., Cape Cod's Resource Center nection with the purchase and preservation for conserva-
<br /> for Battered Women and their children. Said funds to be tion purposes of all or a major portion of such land;and
<br /> expended under the direction of the Board of Selectmen. finally, to see if the Town will authorize the Conserva-
<br /> Motion to table tion Commission and the Board of Selectmen to enter into
<br /> Petitioner not present — 8:00 P.M. agreements and execute any and all instruments as may
<br /> be necessary on behalf of the Town to effectuate said
<br /> ARTICLE 66:To see if the Town will vote to amend the purchase.
<br /> Zoning By-Law by re-designating a portion of the I-1 Amended to read:
<br /> Zoning District(Lot 51 on Assessors'Map 54)as C-2 Zon- I move the Town vote to authorize the Board of Select-
<br /> ing District as appears on a map entitled "Proposed men to acquire by purchase or by eminent domain for
<br /> change to C-2 of Zoning Map for action, May 4, 1987, conservation purposes all or a portion of a parcel of land
<br /> a copy of which is on file in the office of the Town Clerk. of 21.3 acres geneally described as on the west side of the
<br /> Motion to accept as printed Mashpee River between said river and River Road and
<br /> Motion carries — Yes 190/No 2 — 8:08 P.M. more specifically described as all lots and roadways
<br /> Town Planner advised the hearing was held 4-0 in favor. described on a subdivision plan entitled "River Ridge
<br /> This is a "house-cleaning article".
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