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16 Great Weck Road North <br />J1Iashpee, J1Iassachusetts 02649 <br />Ms. Faulkner thinks there should be a limit of two terms for elected officials over the period of <br />a couple years. We shouldn't limit the Town Clerk to two terms. We want a smooth transition. <br />She made it clear she answers to the people of Mashpee not the Select Board. There was a <br />question about where the Town Manager should live, and he/she should live in Mashpee. <br />What if someone lived 20-30 miles away and can't move because their kids are in school, we <br />have to think about that. What if there aren't any homes for sale in the area, or in the price <br />range? She does not see why it would require that position to absolutely live in Mashpee. <br />Ms. Waygan stated there were 11 residents at the meeting, two people supplied comment via <br />email. Richard Klein suggested a change made to Article 3, term limit for elected officials for <br />two consecutive terms. He also noted intergovernmental relations between not only the town <br />and commonwealth, but we should add the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe. There will be a <br />preamble added to the charter that describes the relationship and it's unique history with the <br />Tribe. There was another comment made about a public committee to assist with oversight of <br />projects that are valued over a certain amount of money. J. Marie Stevenson stated Select <br />Board tittle needed to be changed throughout. She also noted the preamble should contain a <br />land acknowledgement that recognizes the aboriginal rights. She also suggested some <br />committees be allowed a budget for programming. She would like the town to hire a grant <br />writer. Lynne Barbee thinks the definition of voter is vague, it should say registered voter. She <br />believes the Finance Committee should return to an elected board, saying Finance is just as <br />important. She would also like to add IT and remote participation in the charter with the <br />implementation of Zoom meetings. Deb Kaye testified that the Town Clerk should stay an <br />elected position. A Tribal member stated a Tribal seat should be reserved on every board and <br />committee. Lastly, Michaela Colombo supported the election of FinCom but did not support <br />term limits, and she supports the preamble for the Tribe. <br />Declaration of Default — Ockway Highlands Tripartite Agreement dated March 20, 2019 <br />Mr. Pesce stated he has been to the site several times in the last few weeks. The final paving <br />on the entire subdivision will be conducted tomorrow. He met with Mr. Morin and Lawrence <br />Lynch, a couple items were altered, mainly grading to allow for successful drainage. Due to <br />the concerns at the end with the Dorsey family, he recommended last week an additional <br />basin be installed and piped to the existing so all water generated on the subdivision road <br />area gets directed to the subdivision drainage system. Mr. Morin sent an email to the <br />residents notifying of upcoming work. Their intent is twofold, put down a tack coat, so final <br />coat and original binder have adhesion. Tack coating will occur on the entire Carriage Road, <br />Blue Castle Drive and Degrass Road all paved at once. Blue Castle will only have one lane <br />shut down for tack coat, cure, and cool, then the other side will be done. They discussed <br />some maintenance responsibilities per the rest of the agreement and drove down to the <br />section of the road. Mr. Morin emailed he and Mr. Lehrer when the crushed stone drainage <br />12 <br />