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Board of Selectmen <br /> Minutes—Verbatim <br /> October 10, 2000 <br /> Selectman Leveille: Okay... We can talk about this...as a follow-up...other steps to <br /> acquire that information... let's wait and see... <br /> Selectman Marsters: I agree. <br /> John Ferguson: Do we have a time period? <br /> Selectman Leveille: I would think we should have a time period on it, what shall we <br /> say, 30 days, well, why don't we say, on the meeting of October <br /> 30'h, if we don't have...we will discuss the Tribal Council and <br /> acquiring information... <br /> Bob Whritenour: One thing, I am a little concerned...I'm reviewing the <br /> correspondence in my mind right now, and to me, it is very <br /> difficult to consume all of the elements that you have mentioned <br /> without coming across to be prevocative...I should think that if we <br /> are attempting to enter into an era of full disclosure, trying to get <br /> all of the information, send a letter to them...and within 30 days, <br /> do this and this... <br /> Selectman Marsters: Just ask them. Don't even give them a time frame. Just ask them. <br /> Selectman Cahalan: Can we do what I have been saying all along, give us your wish <br /> Iist. <br /> Selectman Marsters: Right. <br /> Selectman Cahalane: You know... <br /> Selectman Leveille: Okay, also, we talked about sending a letter to the Bureau of Indian <br /> Affairs indicating that we... are opposition to these two Bills. <br /> Selectman Cahalane: Do we want to do that? <br /> Selectman Green: I would make that motion that we keep the Bureau of Indian <br /> Affairs to come down here to describe the federal recognition <br /> process to the town. I think that would be...a start. <br /> Selectman Leveille: I'd like to keep that a separate motion....this Bill 611...this is <br /> dangerous when you read that. <br /> 14- <br />