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i BOARD OF SELECTMEN + MINUTES MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1990 Present: Selectman Carter, Selectman Gottlieb, Sel t Selectman Jacobson and Selectman Lawrence OF Executive Secretary Kevin J. Harrington ' Town Counsel Joseph J. Reardon Guests: Tom C ahir, Richard Kendall, Morris Kirsner, Jim Vaccaro, Ernest Virgilio , Mark Cullinan,. Sheriff DeMello, Paul Ott, George Benway, Arthur Burns, Chief Ridgeway, Patrick Coffey, Dr. N avazio and Paul Finn The Meeting was Called to Order by Chairman Carter at 7: 05 p.m. The motion was made by Selectman Lawrence to approve the minutes of November 5, 1990. Selectman Hanson seconded the motion. The Board votes in a unanimous decision to approve the past minutes. Chairman Carter congratulated Tom Cahir for being re-elected. as State Representative for the third Barnstable District. Selectman Jacobson expressed congratulations to Chairman. Carter on the birth of his son Jeremy. APPOINTMENTS AND HEARINGS : 7: 10 p.m. South Cape Beach Advisory Committee/DEM: With reference to Great Oak Road, Morris Kirsner has reported the Counsel for DEM, Town Counsel and the South Cape Beach State Park Advisory Committee are 99% in agreement on the reconstruction of the road. There should be no linkage between the development of Great Oak Road and the approval or non approval of the new town beach facility. The Commission would like Great Oak Road to be considered as a separate issue since it is in agreement between both parties involved. Upon agreement, DEM should release $620, 000 to be paid to the treasury of the Town of Mashpee for the roadwork. Mr. Kirsner reports the South Cape Beach Advisory Committee is in agreement with the new town beach with the exception of whether or not the Board of Selectmen insist the twenty-five spaces on the current town beach are to be used by the townspeople until the area is eroded . or re-graded and converted into a dune area until completion in Sept- ember of 1992. Once the conversion has taken place in 1992, there will be no spaces available for parking. This is the recommendation of the Advisory Committee and DEM. Mark Cullinan has reported that DEM has not agreed that there are .two separate issues. They are in agreement 99% concerning the road issue, but would like to be 100% firm in the agreement with both Counsels involved. This is provided the agreement is resolved with the town beach parking issue. Mr. Kirsneri:es unaware of these dealings with DEM.