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P BOARD OF SELECTMEN page 2 MINUTES MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1990 7: 13 p.m. Rod and Gun Club License Request: Kevin Harrington has reported the ABCC will allow the discretion of local license authorities to grant liquor license requests. There is no need to hold a public hearing for each event. The Board of Selectmen have the authority to grant the liquor license request of the Rod and Gun Club. Ten dates are listed for consideration at a cost of $25. 00 per each event. Selectman Gottlieb made the motion to grant the ten liquor license dates in 1991 at a' cost of $25. 00 per each event. The dates are as follows; 1/19, 2/9, 3/9, 4/13, 5/11, 6/8, 7/13, 8/10, 9/1 and 10/12 of 1991. Selectman Hanson seconded the motion. The Board votes in a unanimous decision to approve the ten requested dates. The vote is 3-0. 7: 15 P.M. Sunday- Opening for Package Stores: The ABCC has i55V-ed a limited Sunday opening for the Sunday before Christmas and the Sunday before New Year' s Day. The stores cannot open before noon and must close at 11: 30 p.m. Five businesses have expressed interest to open on the above two Sunday' s. Selectman Hanson feels it should be agreed upon for all or none and not limited to a list of applicants. A blanket license could be issued to grant the opening on the two particular Sundays. Kevin Harrington has reported that Sandwich, Falmouth,. Bourne and Barnstable have not approved this request. Dennis and Harwich are favorable for the limited Sunday openings. A Mashpee resident, Marie Scali is opposed totally. She feels Sunday is a family day and .would like to be a part of the neighboring towns in opposition. The motion was made by Selectman Hanson to grant permission for the two limited Sunday opening days for all liquor stores involved in the town of Mashpee. Selectman Gottlieb seconded the motion. Selectman Carter is opposed. The. vote is favorable, 2-1. 7: 25 p.m. Falmouth Tuition Deficit, FY 91: In early November, Chairman Carter, Kevin Harrington and Jim Vaccaro discussed the town' s obligation relative to the students who indicated they were going to Cape Cod Tech and transferred to Falmouth High School. The estimation was for ten students at a cost of $50, 000 to the town. The exact deficit will not be known until January of 1991, but' is estimated at twenty or more students to be a cost of $100, 000 or more to the town.