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4 <br /> MASHPEE SELECTMEN' S MEETING - 10/23/85 Page 3. <br /> Terry: well, I don't know. It' s a situation here that--- <br /> Hanson: The question is', Dick, it' s not a matter of is . there a <br /> road, it' s just, where is ,the road. It' s just a defi- <br /> nition of where it is going to go from this point to <br /> this point, and it' s between Mr. Umina and the Town <br /> of Mashpee as far as the property is concerned. So <br /> it's a matter of locating it; it' s not a matter of: <br /> is there a road, or isn't there a road. <br /> Terry: What are we talking, Bruce, as far as the town is con- <br /> cerned, what---30 feet? <br /> Gilmore:. I think it .is a little longer than that, but a good <br /> part of it is coming from .John' s property anyway. Where <br /> the two roads come together, Lovell' s Road and, what <br /> is it, Quashriet, John, it forms a "U" , if you will, <br /> the paved portion forms like a horseshoe. William Mingo <br /> Road comes off that horseshoe in somewhat a V-shape <br /> and its width goes from ballpark .50 feet where the two <br /> roads come together to probably 15 feet up toward where <br /> John's property is going to .come in.. We don't disagree <br /> with the .40-foot layout and I suggest that out of fun <br /> and fairness that half of it come -from the Town ref Mash- <br /> pee and half of it come from John Umina. I don't know <br /> how that is going to sit in the final analysis. Further, <br /> the Board of Selectmen ultimately determines the layout. <br /> It just seems fair that if we are going to' pave it in <br /> a donative spirit, the town would give half of. it and <br /> we would give half of it. In answer to your question, <br /> Dick,' it' s about 70 feet. <br /> Terry: Why don' t you get together. with Charlie Rowley and try <br /> to suggest .wh.at the layout is going to be: . Are yjau <br /> in a position to do that soon? <br /> Umina: Bill Nye and Charlie Rowley.:h.ave .spoken .today and I <br /> think they are both in agreement what has to be done. <br /> Bill Nye agrees that he would stake out the road the <br /> distance of, . I don' t know, I think it' s 4 ,or 500 feet. <br /> Quite a ways beyond where we are going to cut in. <br /> Terry: I would suggest that you proceed with doing that and <br /> maybe some afternoon or something the Selectmen get <br /> together with Mr. Rowley, yourself, Mr. Nye and see <br /> what is going on. Maybe we can iron it out then. Is <br />