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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBOS MINUTES 8-1-1979BOARD OF SELECTMEN /LIGHT COMMISSIONERS A G E N D A August 1, 1979 7:30 p.m.- Call to Order Warrant Minutes of July 25, 1979 Executive Minutes July 18 & 25, 1979 Clerk's Folder: Set hearing date for All Alcoholic License for Chenq -Du Restaurant Sign appointment forms: Roger Dotson David May 7:45 p.m. - Bi- monthly meeting 8:00 P.M. Hearing N.E. Telephone Co. Hearing for storage of Inflammables (in Clerk's Folder) Bi- Monthly meeting --- continde-d George Young - RE: - Cut back in services Correspondence Review of Articles for Special Town Meeting Board Reports Town Manager's Report PENDING ITEMS Traffic Lights at Franklin & 106 Traffic Lights at Rt. 140 & Forbes Job Classifications (Deadline September 1) Back Bay Brook Phase 3 Water Rates Foxboro Mall (Traffic Pattern) Sanitary Landfill Oak St. Culver Railroad Station Parkin New Downtown Traffic Pattern Reminder: Tomorrow night BCSA - Annual Clambake at Sadler's Pavillion Rehoboth - 6:00 p.m. BOARD OF SELECTMEN /LIGHT COMMISSIONERS Minutes of the Meeting August 1, 1979 Present: Selectman Lyman C. Avery, Frank Colella, Robert M. DeLong, Norman Mahana and Antonino Caponigro, Jr. The meeting was called to order at 7:40 p.m. A warrant in the amount of $570,568.91 was noted. This was approved on a motion by Selectman Mahana, seconded by Selectman DeLong. Voted 5 -0. A Revenue Sharing Warrant in the amount of $553.00 was noted. This was approved on a motion by Selectman Mahana, seconded by Selectman Colella. Voted 5 -0. The minutes of July 25, 1979 were noted. Selectman Avery noted that on page 3, 5th paragraph from the bottom(, "motion to appoint Peter Saunders" should be changed to read, "cast a vote ". The minutes were approved with corrections on a motion by Selectman Colella, seconded by Selectman Mahana Voted 4 -0 -1 (Selectman DeLong abstained, he was not present for the meeting.) Selectman Caponigro made a motion to reconsider the motion, seconded by Selectman DeLong. Voted 5-0. Selectman Caponigro moved that the words "drinking and smoking pot" be striken from the last paragraph on page 4. Seconded by Selectman Mahana. Voted 4 -0 -1 (Selectman DeLong abstained.) Selectman DeLong noted that in the minutes of July 18, it was mentioned that Avon Co. is looking for additional sewer space. Selectman DeLong noted that he would like a report from Avon of exactly what is going to be discharged and the report sent to Camp Dresser & McKee, and have CDM assure us that this discharge material will not adversely affect ourpresent.WWTFSelectman DeLong wants to know what the chemical is that is being discharged and alert the Town Engineer in case of future problems. Selectman DeLong then put this in the form of a motion, that Avon's report of the discharge material be sent to CDM, requesting thatlfr assure us that it mill not adversely affect the effluent of the ekisting econded by Select- man Mahana. Voted 5-0. Selectman DeLong also noted that relative to the new police cruiser, there was a town meeting vote to purchase it, although he did not support it. The Town Manager and Police Chief should be the ones to tell us when it will be manned, The towns people wanted it and it is encumbent upon us to buy it. Selectman Mahana noted that the cruiser doesn't do us any good unless it can be manned. Selectman DeLong asked if the Chief or Town Manager told us it could'nt be manned_. Selectman Mahana noted that there is no assurance thatE it will be manned. Selectman Colella moved that we postpone indefinitely the bid on the new cruiser, for one year, This received no second. Selectman Caponigro noted that he would like a report from the Town Manager and Police Chief that the cruiser will be manned. -1- BOARD OF SELECTMEN /LIGHT COMMISSIONERS Minutes of the Meeting August 1, 1979 Page 2 Bi- Monthly Meeting Recreation Commission - Recreation Director, Paul Split, reported on his first three weeks of summer camp. Bus service which was instituted again this year is handling about 71% less than last year. The only - change since the start of the program is the operating hours of Maple Park. The closing has been changed from 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.. Mr. Split told the Board that everything is going along smoothly and asked if any of the Board members had any questions. Selectman Mahana noted that the Board has been very well aware of his monthly reports and feel that he is doing a good job. N.E. Telephone Co. Hearing - A hearing on a petition from the N.E. Telephone Co. covering the proposed location of conduit and manholes on School Street was declared opened by Chairman Avery at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Francis Brown, District Agent - Right -of Way was present and noted that all abuttors covering the petition were notified. Mr. Brown also noted that this work is required by the state and approved by the State Resilent Engineer for the Rt. 140 relocation, request- ing that the utilities be put underground. Abuttors, Robert B. Morrison, 194 Spring St. and Duncan MacVicar, 229 School St. were present and came forward. Mr. Brown went over the plans with them answering any questions they had. Mr. Brown noted that the Telephone Co. will be coming down a foot & half on the harden surface within a foot of their property and placing the wires underground. Neither Mr. Morrison or Mr. MacVicar were opposed to the work. Chairman Avery asked if there were any other opponents - none recorded. He asked for other proponents - none recorded. The Hearing was declared closed. Selectman Caponigro moved to approve the work proposed by the N.E. Telephone Co. as petitioned on July 6, 1979• Seconded by Selectman Mahana. Voted 5-0. Selectman Caponigro then asked Mr. Brown if it would be possible to have shrubs placed around the new switching box being erected on the lot near the WW -2 Monument. Mr. Brown noted that he does not see by this can't be done, the reason for this new switching box was to beautify the area because of the historical house situated accross the street. This new box will hold 2800 circuits. Mr. Brown noted that he will have one of the Telephone engineers get in contact with the Town Manager. Municipal Building Committee - Robert Saquet, noted that there are three programs the committee is presently working on: Library, Roof for the Middle School and the DPW /Storage Maintenance building. On the Library, the architect has presented a time schedule for completion of plans to be ready January 1980 in preparation for the Town Meeting. sAM BOARD OF SELECTMEN /LIGHT COMMISSIONERS Minutes of the Meeting August 1, 1979 Page 3 The project for the Middle School roof has been approved by the State Emergency Finance Board and the bid has been awarded to W.S. Hagan, Salem, Mass. whose bid was $30,000 under the budget and this company-was also considerably under the other bidders. The work will be starting very shortly and finished before the October 10, deadline. The DPW Storage /Maintenance building status. The last time Bob met with the Board theytold him that they wanted more information, Bob noted that he met with the Town Manager yesterday assessing the needs from lists submitted by each of the departments. Bob had with him a schismatic drawning of the new proposed building from the architect that the Board looked over. The proposal is to put this new building 100 feet behind the existing building, the advantage of separating the two buidings is to avoid the expense of tieing the two buildings together , wiring, plumbing and renovations, plus the fact that tieing the two buildings together would necessitate the loss of two over- head doors. George Young, who was in the audience, questioned how this new building would be heated, and it was noted that electricity would be the main source, but hopefully solar heat could be utilized, especially for hot water. However, before Town Meeting, a list of each of the departments needs will be submitted to the Board to look over. Library Trustees - Marion Horton, met with the Selectmen and noted that this summer has been very productive. One of the things was that Peg Bradner through her own expense attended a seminar of the American Library Association in Texas. Marion also had with her a chart depicting the relationship of people to books and staff to books and how often a staff person goes from one place to another plus the public. It is important not to have the staff take too many steps, and one idea is to have a card catalog set up just inside the entrance door to help people find out where they want to go until someone can help them. One ether thing that the Library Trustees have been doing, is visiting other libraries on their own time which resulted in their having receiving many good ideas with which to work on. Great Woods Study Committee - Marydee Flynn sent a letter that due to vacations a representative from the Great Woods Committee could not attend and now that she is a member of the Planning Board and they meet Wednesday evenings she would not be able to attend. Their committee is still working on the overpass crossing of Rt. 495 and hope to have something to report within the next month. Finance Committee - David Clemmey met with the Board, representing the FinCom. Dave noted that everything is going well, Robert Powers resigned and a new member, Roger Dotson has been appointed to fill Edward Cooney's place. Two things that Dave wanted to make clear was that: 1. payment for flag service to have the flags raised and taken down was never taken out of the budget and 2, relative to the new cruiser, the Town Meeting voted for a new cruiser but did not provide the money for service, maintenance, gas or oil. The Town Manager again explained his reason for the cut in the flag service as reported in a memo to the Board last week, and noted that it was his understanding that the flag service was out when he went to the Town Meeting floor. -3- BOARD OF SELECTMEN /LIGHT COMMISSIONERS Minutes of the Meeting August 1, 1979 ( Page 4 Downtown Advisory Committee - Norman Mahana, noted that nine proposals for the Fairfield Optical Project were opened and all seem very attractive. Starting next Monday night three of the firms will be interviewed with the other six interviewed the following two Monday's. Hopefully a decision will be reached by the end of August. Council -On -Aging - Harry Nordberg met with the Selectmen as the Council's repre- sentative. The Council nows has 2 regular employees paid by the Town and is currently in the process of hiring a new Assistant Coordinator. CETA kids are also working at the center doing yard work, and housework. Services provided are a Food Bank available to people of all ages who find themselves in an emergency situation, hot lunch program, recreation programs, and educational programs held at the center. The Jaycees have started a fix -up program and will do window repairs, tree pruning, fixing doors and minor electrical work, painting, etc. A donation of $25.00 was received from the Newcomers club of Norton and lastly, there is a problem of cramped space at the DIC. The Council will work with the Planning Director to incorporate a new DIC into the Fairfield property. Selectman Caponigro asked some of the council members if the $2500. that was raised for the new mini -bus was the result of the spagetti suppers. They noted that some of this money did come from dinners sponsored by the Council, also from donations from people in Town and $25.00 donated by the Friends of the Library. Selectman Caponigro noted that he would like to make a motion to send a letter to the DIC commending the people who helped to raise the $2500. Seconded by Selectman Mahana. Voted 5-0. Civil Defense - Bob Buttons met with the Board and reported to the Selectmen the status of the following projects: Slide Projector /Recorder, Rescue Truck, Trailer Mounted Generator, Air Warning Siren, Auxiliary Police Cruiser, First Aid Training, Emergency Operations Plan, Civil Air Patrol update, and finally, several of the programs which Mansfield participates in have been temporarily "Frozen ", ie: the excess property program where we obtained vehicles has been frozen until mid October. However, we will not lose those materials we have been slated to receive. Copy of complete report will be on file in Civil Defense file. Board of Assessors - Al Turinese noted that he received a letter from the Dept. of Revenue congratulating them in their supporting the citizens and raising the money for revaluation. At the present time they have interviewed six revaluation teams and are picking their brains to see what specifics would be the best for Mansfield and where we have our computer if it would be better to have the dif- ferent pieces of property coded and indexed and they seem to feel that there is no problem in having this done before revaluation. Planning Board - Bob Leseur noted that they are working on pond development and gravel removal permits. The Henley- Lundgren gravel removal permit was granted with restrictions numbering sixteen, the major one of which will cut down the size of the operation in volumn, signed statements from owners of the land that Henley - Lundgren is the developer and hours of operation. Bob also noted that there are no sub- divisiorsin the future so farfthat the Planning Board is working on. The Board adjourned at 8:50 for a two minute recess. -4- BOARD OF SELECTMEN /LIGHT COMMISSIONERS Minutes of the Meeting August 1, 1979 Page 5 After recess the Selectmen held a hearing on an application from Kirley Fuel to store 80,000 gallons of #2 fuel oil. The hearing was declared open, the Clerk read the notice that was posted in the paper. It was noted that written approval from the Fire Chief was not attached to the application as required, however, the application had been signed by the Fire Chief. Hearing no opposition to the application the hearing was declared closed. Selectman Delong moved that the application be approved subject to writ- ten approval from the Fire Chief, Seconded by Selectman Mahana. Voted 5 -0. George Young, met with the Selectmen to discuss: town employees using town vehicles to go to and from work. George noted that with the shortage of gas he feels very strong about this subject. Selectman Avery noted that George's point is well taken but beat him to the point, this was a subject that he intend- ed to discuss with the Town Manager. After further discussion it was decided to have all the town employees with town vehicles in to meet with the Board and discuss their need for such usage. Correspondence A letter was noted from the Emergency Fiance Board with approval for the Town to borrow funds for the Middle School Roof. A letter was noted from G.E. expressing their appreciation for the concern and excellent coverage they have experienced from the Mansfield Police and Fire departments. The Town Manager noted that he has sent a copy of this letter to each of those departments. A bill from Grant & Johnson, Attorneys in the amount of $2773.00 was noted for the work on the Victory Realty Case. Approval of the bill was made on a motion by Selectman Mahana, seconded by Selectman Caponigro. Voted 5 -0. The police reported that there was one disturbance at local liquor establishments last week. An application for a Sewer Connection Permit, to connect at 370 West street, applied for by Karl Clemmey was noted. Mr. Clemmey is looking to discharge 700 gallons a day for a small pizza and sandwich restaurant. The Board tabled this request pending approval from the Planning Board. Motion by Selectman Mahana, seconded by Selectman De Long. Voted 5 -0. A transfer request in the amount of $6341.00 = Acct. 690 -1 Insurance was noted. This was approved on a motion by Selectman Mahana, seconded by Selectman Caponigro. Voted 5 -0. A transfer request for flag service- was tabled. Correspondence from the Town of Scituate was noted regarding Governor King's veto of the Bottle Bill. Scituate has an active recycling program and is urging us to write immediately to our senator and representative and insist that this veto be overturned. -5- BOARD OF SELECTMEN /LIGHT COMMISSIONERS Minutes of the Meeting August 1, 1979 Page 6 Selectman Mahana asked if we could approach Owens - Illinois and ask for containers to put at the Landfill where people could drop off their glass and when filled turn them into Owens- Illinois. The Town Manager will look into this. A bill in the amount of $200. was noted from Town Counsel, Charles Mulcahy for a case of a residents car that was damaged during the 1978 blizzard. The Town won the case because the plaintiff could not identify if it was a town vehicle that did the damage. A motion to approve the bill was made by Selectman Mahana, seconded by Selectman Caponigro. Voted 5 -0. Selectman Avery feels that in cases like these, the Town should estimate what the cost will be before litigation is ensued. Selectman Mahana said that he agrees with this but the Town has to take a stand, that the Town will not honor any little claim that comes before them. A letter was noted from the Recreation Commission regarding the vacancy of Bruce Wood and urging the Selectmen to expedite their choice. Selectman Caponigro noted that this is a joint appointment and necessitates the majority of all eligible members to vote. However, the way the letter reads, the Recreation Commission is leaving the appointment up to the Board. The Clerk read the list of applicants. The voting went as follows:Selectman Colella; P. O'Brien, Caponigro; F. Corliss, Mahana; K. Owens; Avery, J. Long; and De Long, J. Long. Second Ballot: Selectman Colella, J. Long; Mahana, J. Long; Caponigro, J. Long; De Long, J. Long and Avery, J. Long. Jeffrey Long, 110 So. Main Street, was appointed unaimously on the Second Ballot. Selectman Colella moved to reconsider the appointment to the Recreation Commission, seconded by Selectman Caponigro. Voted 1 -4 (MOTION FAILED) Correspondence was noted from the New England Municipal Center regarding workshops to be held on Community Development Small Cities Programs. August 8, Amherst, Ma. and August 9, Lexington, Mass. The Board reviewed the list of articles for the Special Town Meeting, on Monday, August 13, 1979. Clerk's Folder An application for an All- Alcoholic License was noted for the Cheng -Du. A hearing will be required and the Selectmen set the date for thia`:hearing to be, Wednesday, August 29, 1979 at 8:00 p.m. Town Manager's Report The Town Manager noted that on Monday, the Town experienced a low voltage problem. A public service announcement was made asking people to conserve as much as possible. The Town Manager recommends that the water ban be continued until we.receive a ( sufficient amount of rainfall to replenish our water reserves. New lawns and gardens may be watered , preferably during evening hours. BOARD OF SELECTMEN /LIGHT COMMISSIONERS Minutes of the Meeting August 1, 1979 Page 7 The Town Manager noted that he received a letter from the Fire Chief relative to GASAHOL. The storage and blending of Gasahol is not allowed according to the State Fire Marshal Ps office . Also, the present licenses for the storage of gasoline do not allow the holder of the license to store gasahol without a change in the license.. Gasahold may be stored with a change in license if it is blended prior to delivery at the storage site. Guidelines are being developed with regulations relative to gasahol. The Town Manager will notify Ron Montaquila of this problem. The Town Manager noted that the traffic lights blinker and he would like to reduce the speed lights from St. Mary's Church to East Street f now approaching the lights doing 60mph. State The board approved this request on a motion by Selectman Caponigro. Voted 5 -0. at 106 & Franklin are still on limit of cars approaching these lom 45mph to 40 mph, people are approval will be needed on this. Selectman DeLong, seconded by The Town Managernoted that the JayCees have approached him and would like to use the Fairfield Optical building for their "Haunted House" . Materials that are stored in theke�, will be moved by the JayCees and stored in trailers while the show is on. Selectman Mahana questioned if these materials will be covered by the town insurance while stored. Selectman DeLong noted that he would like to have the building inspector check out the building before approval is granted to make sure that amongst all the joy we don't have a fire trap. Selectman Caponigro moved that before approval of the Fairfield Optical Building for the JayCees "Haunted House" It be approved by the Building Inspector. Seconded by Selectman DeLong. Voted 5 -0. The Town Manager noted that Thom Bonome wants to try a new system of repairing bituminous concrete roads and sidewalks by an Infra -Red Heater method. He would like to try this on a small section of Franklin St. Small "cut" sections at a time. This experiment would not exceed $1000. Another method he wants to try out is grouting expansion joints on the Chauncy Street underpass. The money for this will come from the highway repair program. On the Infra -Red process, if the project is successful they will then proceed with the bidding process. Reports of water testing at Maple Park were read by the Town Manager. The water quality is testing excellent. Selectman Caponigro noted that he would like to see a letter sent to Rolfe Camp, former Town Manager who now lives in Franklin, N.H. regarding the sucess of Maple Park. Since this was one of his concerns during the proposal to develop Maple Park. On State Aid for cities and towns, Mr. Metropulso noted that he discussed this with Representative Lombardi and Albert DiGregorio, representing the Coalition for State Aid Equity. The House proposal uses the lottery formula and Chapter 70 version. The CSAE is promoting the "growth factor" formula, which is 3.55% of local expen- diture of page 2 on the "tax recap sheet ". Representative Lombardi noted that he does not have enough information on it , however, Leon was not in favor of the House formula. Selectman DeLong made a motion that we support the "growth factor formula" and send a letter to the Chairman of the House Ways & Means, also the Administrator of Finance of our stand. Seconded by Selectman Caponigro. Voted 5 -0. -7- BOARD OF SELECTMEN /LIGHT COMMISSIONERS Minutes of the Meeting August 1, 1979 ( Page 8 Mr. Metropulos noted that he received a call from a Mr. George Sisson, promoting Cable TV. They are to schedule a meeting with him to discuss it. Have not heard as to the exact date of the meeting. Mr. Metropulos noted that Margaret Heckler's office has requested permission to park her van here at the Town Hall parking lot on Friday, August 10, 1979 at noon. Mr. Metropulos granted this permission. The Town Manager noted that there may be problems at the Industrial Park due to some of the firms going through expansions. Avon is looking for a sewage dis- charge increase of 7200 gallons. CC &F is down to approximately 25,000. gallons and would prefer to use this for initial tap of new construction. The Town has approximately 40,000. gallons, and is considering the Town picking up the expansions and rehabilitation of existing plants. In addition to Avon, Raytheon and T.I. is considering expanded their facilities. Because of the apparent little or no new major housing developments he is recommending that the Town pick up the ex- pansion of sewage use. Selectman Mahana asked if we can get accurate figures on just how much capacity the Town has left, and the Town Manager noted that he is trying to research this. Selectman De Long moved that we compromise on 5000 gallons for Avon subject to ( approval from Camp Dresser McKee as to the effluent being dis- Seconded by Selectman Caponigro. Voted 5-0. charged. The new radar equipment received at the police department is ready for use and all but two police personnel have been certified to use it. Board Reports Selectman Mahana noted that he would like to suggest that on nights when not all three meeting rooms are engaged that boards, committees and commissions not use the Selectmen's meeting room due to the fact that if inhibits people from attend- ing due to the lack of space. Selectman Colella wanted to know how often the drinking water in Mansfield is tested, and he was told that it is tested bi- monthly and results of the test show that Mansfield's water is excellent. Selectman Colella noted that on the 1 -way traffic pattern, he has been opposed to this all along, did not vote for it, but will wait awhile before giving his com- ments on it. Selectman Mahana asked the Town Manager the status on hiring a new Water Superin- tendent. The Town Manager noted that he is still getting applications, and has about six resumes, but will have someone by the end of the month. Selectman Mahana asked what the status is on the Oak St. Bridge, and the Town ( Manager noted that he has a meeting tomorrow afternoon with the State DPW to dis cuss this and also the intersection of Fruit and So. Main and 106 & Forbes. The Town Engineer is still looking into off - system bridge monies. Selectman Mahana wanted to know if the horn at the fire station that goes off in the middle of the night is necessary. n BOARD OF SELECTMEN /LIGHT COMMISSIONERS Minutes of the Meeting August 8, 1979 Page 9 Selectman Mahana suggested writing a letter to the drop -in- center and housing for the elderly to see if any of the elderly would be willing to serve as jurors, but he was told that jurors have to be picked, state does not want professional jurors. Selectman Mahana would like to know if some type of a system could be set up to keep the Town Hall open till 8:00 p.m. on Thursday evenings to conduct business for residents who are not able to get to the Town Hall during the regular working hours. He suggest compensating the extra hours by time off another day. The Town Manager noted that he will poll the department heads on this. Selectman Mahana also said that he would like to see if some system can be worked out to have the Dog Officer call in periodically to the police station to check out calls that may have come in. Selectman Mahana noted that he would like a list of the locations of all town own property, also that the Town Engineer found a piece of ground and no one can find who owns it. Selectman Mahana noted that he would like to congratulate and commend him for the help he has given him. Selectman Avery asked the Town Manager if there were any repercussions from the 1 -way traffic pattern that went into effect today. The Town Manager noted that there were problems this morning due to the fact that the police were suppose to j be there and were'nt, however, he went out with the highway director and town engineer and put horses up. Other problems are coming up but as they come up they will be taken care of, it is expected that there will be problems for awhile. Selectman Avery noted that he would like to have the Water Rate Study put on the agenda for next week to take action on. Selectman Avery wanted to know if the issuing of a town vehicle to to the employees that have them is part of their hiring and he was told that it is, this is so that in case of emergencies, they can go directly from their homes to the area in trouble. Selectman Mahana noted that he is opposed to town vehicles being used to transport any employee to and from his home other than the Fire Chief and Town Mananger and that if this is part of the hiring policy that it be rescinded. Selectman DeLong said, "what if the guy is on- call " ?. Selectman Caponigro noted that he would like to have the employees who have town own vehicles come in and explain the need for the car. Selectman Mahana made a motion that we prohibit the use of town own vehicles for transportation to and from work other than the Fire Chief and Town Manager. Seconded by Selectman Colella. MOTION FAILED 2 -3 A memo will be sent to those town employees with town own vehicles to meet with the Selectmen at their meeting of August 15, 1979 for discussion on this subject. Selectman Mahana noted that he met with GATRA today and voiced his concern on the parking situation for commuter rail. He felt the meeting was favorable and the Commuter Rail Committee will meet tomorrow night and draft figures for funding of all the parking lots plus the work that the MBTA want us to do on the lots that they are willing to lease to us. -9- BOARD OF SELECTMEN /LIGHT COM14ISSIONERS Minutes of the Meeting August 1, 1979 Pd9e 10 Selectman Mahana noted that he would like to see a forum held for the public on nuclear power. The Town Manager noted that he will get in touch with MMWEC to see if this can be arranged. Cal Vizedom of So. Main Street, appeared before the Board again to voice his concern regarding the people who congregate on Selectman DeLong's wall in front of his house. Selectman DeLong was not present at last week's meeting and Mr. Vizedom was told that it would be better for him to come back when Selectman Delong is present. Mr. Vizedom repeated what he said at last week's meeting and Selectman DeLong felt he should answer him. Selectman DeLong noted that he felt strongly as a child and he still does about not painting everyone with the same brush. There gre good kids sitting on the wall as are problem ones and just because they are on private property it does not prohibit the police from doing their job if someone is violating the law. After some further discussion it was decided that this was a matter that should be discussed with the police chief. The Town Manager will discuss this with the police chief. Karl Clemmey Ssked.i'f he could come before the Board. Mr. Clemmey asked if the Board had approved his sewer permit that came before them tonight. Mr. Clemmey was told that the Board had tabled it until the site plan is approved by the Planning Board. Selectman Caponigro made a motion that the Board reconsider the sewer connection permit for Mr. Clemmey. This received no second. Their being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 11:15 p.m. -10-