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i <br /> are 21 permits totalling $650,000 waiting for occupancy <br /> permits but they are being held up either by the Board. of <br /> Health or Conservation to get approval. This is holding up <br /> about $-3t-,tea in taxes . Theme is a need to get the Board of <br /> Health and the Assessors involved in this system. There is a <br /> real need for checking on the completion of building permits. <br /> The Assessors are going to track down the outstanding permits <br /> to see which ones are completed. Al also noted that the <br /> permit fees are down drastically and the Building Department <br /> will not be bringing in as much money. <br /> Al also informed the Committee that he had gone to the Board <br /> of Health. Elias, the Health Agent , has requested that Al go . <br /> to the Board of Health members prior to meeting with him. <br /> The Board of Health will have two articles on the warrant in <br /> October. The first article concerns the cola increase for <br /> employees and the second article is to reinstate the <br /> Assistant Health Agent to a full-time position with a cost of <br /> $6 , 808 . <br /> Deirdre addressed the Committee regarding the enhanced 911 <br /> system. She noted that the phone company is going to pick up <br /> the cost of producing the enhanced 911 system, however the <br /> town, has to do two things . First the town has to accept the <br /> general law which they have done already and secondly the <br /> town must by December of ' 92 provide an updated. street <br /> listing of the town from the census . They will take this <br /> listing and merge it with their phone listings . They will <br /> maintain it after the original listing adding all the new <br /> listings and buildings . Zones will also have to be set . <br /> Deirdre noted that 15% of the work. has been done , however <br /> this has now been put on the "back burner" due to personnel <br /> shortages . John suggested that. the town work with the <br /> various neighborhood associations to cut down on the work for <br /> the town, rather than contacting every one in a neighborhood <br /> they could have one contact person. <br /> The Finance Committee turned their attention to new business <br /> items on the agenda. The Friends of the Mashpee Public <br /> Library conducted an auction at Mashpee Commons and raised <br /> quite a bit of money. Jim noted that he wanted to entertain <br /> a resolution to send a letter to the Friends commending them <br /> on their initiative. All members present were in unanimous <br /> agreement . <br /> Members discussed the status of FY92 . Jim noted that he had <br /> met the previous day with Kevin, Diane and Dave Bailey trying J�Alme, <br /> to assess the status for FY92 . Things at that point looked <br /> bleak. There was a $220 ,000 overlay deficit and in addition <br /> to that when the Committee left the town meeting because of <br /> the Human Service articles the budget was out of balance <br /> • $22 , 000-$23 , 000 and there are also some unpaid bills <br /> totalling $6 ,000-$7 ,000 and added to that is the cola <br /> increase needed for the Board of Health employees . When <br />