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Page 2 <br /> meeting. <br /> Going back to the Financial Plan which the group was discussing, <br /> the Finance Committee decided that Road Maintenance should be moved <br /> from the Debt Column to the General Government Column. They also <br /> agreed to move other capital equipment from the Debt Column to <br /> General Government. Mr. Polsi explained that he would get a disc <br /> to Deirdre Greelish so that the Finance Committee can keep this <br /> chart updated and change things around as needed. The Finance <br /> Committee felt that this was a great job done by Mr. Polsi and Mr. <br /> Ed Baker. They were very enthusiastic about keeping this Plan up <br /> to date. <br /> Mr. Polsi had also left with the Finance Committee copies of the <br /> Mashpee School Enrollment Projections for 1991-2012, system wide <br /> enrollments for Mashpee Public Schools as of November 1, 1993 and <br /> Town of Mashpee Debt, Revenue and Tax Summary. <br /> EXECUTIVE SECRETARY WHRITENOUR <br /> Mr. Whritenour was present at the meeting and joined the group at <br /> 7:45PM. Mr. Polsi at that time left to join another meeting. There <br /> were certain items which the Finance Committee wished to discuss <br /> with the Executive Secretary. The first issue was the Education <br /> Bill ramifications. Mr. Whritenour asked Mr. Goggin to sign a <br /> sheet entitled Local District Data Sheet and explained that he <br /> would get copies to the Committee. Mr. Whritenour explained that <br /> the Town requires an increase in the school budget by its share in <br /> revenues and overall growth of 4. 1%. Mr. Goggin felt that if the <br /> funding of the school is done by that formula then the Finance <br /> Committee should be familiar with it. Mr. Whritenour explained <br /> that he would see what information he has on Lotus and get it to <br /> Mr. Goggin. Mr. Whritenour felt that the town really need not <br /> worry about the Ed Reform Bill . The school is very highly funded, <br /> and it should not make any impact. <br /> The second issue was the Council on Aging Budget. Mr. Whritenour <br /> explained that he would like to invite James Long, the new <br /> director, to attend a Finance Committee meeting. He thought a <br /> presentation by Mr. Long would be helpful. Presently there is <br /> money in the budget, but Mr. Whritenour felt that they were going <br /> to run short on their utilities and would have an analysis of their <br /> heating bills. <br /> The next issue discussed was the status of the Town Hall <br /> Maintenance and the privatization of it. Mr. Whritenour explained <br /> that there was a contractor chosen out of Yarmouth which will begin <br /> work on January 1, 1994. The buildings in which they will be <br /> responsible for are as follows: Archives, Senior Center, Police, <br /> Fire Town Hall, Library and the Department of Pubic Works. The <br /> cost is $62 ,00o annually for all of the buildings listed above. <br /> Mr. Whritenour explained that there is funding to get them through <br />