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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBOS MINUTES 7-31-1985BOARD OF SELECTMEN a P AUG ° 81995 MINUTES OF MEETING JULY 31, 1985 � iI V IN C L E - PRESENT: Chairman D'Onofrio; Selectmen Dunn and Mahana; Barbara Hagg as inter- im Acting Town Manager 1. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. and the Flag saluted. * MOTION: To appoint Norman Mahana Clerk for the evening. Dunn /D'Onofrio VOTED: 2 -0 2. Warrant #6 * MOTION: To approve Warrant #6 in the amount of $597,413.41, dated July 31, 1985, broken down as follows: General Fund - Revenue Sharing - Special Revenue - Motor Pool - Sewer Enterprise - Water Enterprise - Electric Enterprise Mahana /Dunn VOTED: 3 -0 3. Camp Dresser & McKee $221,697.08 33,613.88 16,168.32 43.74 165,458.30 3,190.72 157,241.37 Bill Mackey, from Camp Dresser & McKee, was present, as well as DPW Director, Joe Zeneski. Joe Zeneski advised the Board that he had received the three Occupancy Permits for the three buildings which make up the sewage treatment plant in Norton, so the Town is now authorized to operate the plant in accord- ance with the Building Inspector's requirements. The Clerk then read a letter from Massachusetts Interlocal Insurance Association indicating property and liability coverage for the new sewage treatment plant is being provided under the Town's package policy. The Chairman asked Town Counsel, who was also present, if he had read the letter and approved its intent; his answer was affirmative The Clerk then read a letter from Bill Mackey of CDM in answer to the con- cern expressed by Selectman Dunn at the July 10th meeting for a more specific statement that the plant and equipment installed meet the functional intent of the plans and specifications. Selectman Dunn said he was satisfied with the content of this letter, and Town Counsel felt it was acceptable. Chair- man D'Onofrio then said it appears that all components which the Board was concerned about before accepting the plant have been addressed satisfactor- ily. * MOTION: That the Board of Selectmen accept the Wastewater Treatment Plant as cited by the appropriate documents. Dunn /Mahana VOTED: 3 -0 BOARD OF SELECTMEN MINUTES OF MEETING JULY 31, 1985 PAGE 2 The DPW Director then said start -up will be tomorrow, August 1st, and the new rates will go into effect August 1, 1985. 4. Old Business /Selectmen a) Chairman D'Onofrio said he had run into Mr. Beatty the other day and was told that his son had not yet heard from Chief Earls concerning his inquiry regarding hiring patrolmen. Barbara Hagg was asked to re- mind Chief Earls of this matter. b) Town Counsel was asked what progress th ^re was concerning the St. Don issue. He said he had not talked with the St. Don attorney Rasmussen yet. c) Chairman D'Onofrio then asked the Board members for their thoughts con- cerning meeting with the principals of Foxboro Terminals, asking them to meet with the Board in its capacity as Road Commissioners, to address concerns of traffic flow, public safety. Selectman Mahana voiced disap- pointment with the.IDC in not screening type of business coming in as they had for the CC &F Industrial Park. There was some discussion about the function of the IDC; Selectman Dunn feels it is an independent agent which represents the town, rather than a screening agent. Chairman D'Onofrio again expressed his greatest concern as public safety. It was agreed to ask Foxboro Terminals' principals to make themselves available August 21st, to publicly address concerns that the Board has, acting as Road Commissioners, for public safety. The DPW Director is to be asked to be present also. 5. Executive Session * MOTION: To go into Executive Session for the purpose of discussing litiga- tion, only to come out to adjourn. Mahana /Dunn POLLED: 3 -0 5. Adjournment The meeting adjourned at 8:37 P.M. Date signed