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MASHPEE FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES <br /> MAY 20, 1992 <br /> MEETING COMMENCED AT 7:00 P.M. <br /> Members Present: Deirdre Greelish, Chairperson; Dan Goggin; Tony <br /> Gallo, Ed Baker; Denise Sullivan and Roger Dunivan. <br /> MINUTES: <br /> Dan Goggin motioned to accept the minutes of May 13, 1990. Ed <br /> Baker seconded the motion and the minutes were accepted as written <br /> by a unanimous vote of 6-0. <br /> Reserve Fund Balance: $107 ,784.40. <br /> OLD BUSINESS <br /> Steven Greelish, Board of Health, was present at the meeting and <br /> discussed the request for transfer from the department. Deirdre <br /> Greelish stepped down from the discussion. The department needs <br /> this money for its assistant agent, so that he may work full time <br /> through June 30, 1992. Town meeting voted that he would be full <br /> time status as of July 1 , 1992, but the department feels that it is <br /> an emergency that he work full time now because of unforseen <br /> circumstances. Mr. Greelish explained that the department is doing <br /> so much extra work with base pollution, that they are not able to <br /> properly keep up with inspections needed by the town. The money <br /> requested also includes $80 for a hand held tape recorder and $150 <br /> for increased mileage expenses. <br /> Members agreed to wait until they have an opinion form Joseph <br /> Reardon, Town Counsel, to vote on the transfer. Members agreed <br /> that Dan GOgC.;in vice chairman, should call Town Counsel ,- because <br /> s. Greelish ' s unable to. <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> The new shellfish warden was also present at the meeting. His name <br /> is Rick York. He was there only to ask for clarification regarding <br /> additional gauges for the shellfish department. Mr. York was under <br /> the impression that after the first 100 gauges were bought by the <br /> shellfish department at $1.75 a piece, the department would be able <br /> to make a request from the Finance Committee to transfer money from <br /> their revolving account to purchase more. Members explained that <br /> this is not the case and Mr. York stated that he felt 100 gauges <br /> would be enough, he just wanted clarification. He had previously <br /> spoken to Kevin Harrington. <br /> Members then discussed a memo from Chief Ridgeway requesting a <br /> meeting between the Fire and Rescue Department and the Finance <br /> Committee to clear up a concern that a Finance Committee member is <br /> investigating a private ambulance company. Members agreed to write <br /> i <br />