HomeMy WebLinkAboutBOS MINUTES 7-21-1969July 21, 1969
Special
Meeting called at 7;30 P.M. with all members present, the Town Manager,
Benjamin Flint and Frank Ridley, members of the Finance Committee and the
Town Counsel to hear a presentation by Mr, Torris, James OtBrien and Al
Notter from the International Cash Register Company regarding cash registers
for the Treasurerts office, They advised that a Model 61S would cost $4,180.
The representatives advised that there were three machines available which
had been ordered but not picked up which would cost, with modifications,
for two machines $3,109, and $2,795, respectively. There was a discussion
regarding these machines, but no decision was made.
At 8100 P.M. an emergency meeting was held regarding the cease burning order
at the town dump ordered by the Court. Robert Mendes, Francis Cinelli, Ben
Latham, Albert Boldrighini and George Wojtkiewiz, members of the planning
Board were present. The dump situation was discussed, but no decision was
reached. The purchase of a bulldozer for the present dump site for a land
fill program was discussed. After further discussion, upon a motion by
Selectman Zecher, seconded by Selectman Kellam it was voted to open the
Warrant for a Special Town Meeting.
The Town Manager advised that the dump would be locked at all times when no
one is there, and that no brush will be allowed at the dump.
Leon Grant, Dog Officer, gave a report to the Board regarding Carl A. Nelsonts
dog with regard to the complaint received last week by the Board. After
a discussion, upon a motion by Selectman Zecher, seconded by Selectman Kellam
it was voted to have Carl A. Nelsonts dog restrained permanently. Unanimous
vote.
The Board was advised by Walter Holm, Chairman of the IDC that he and John
Sarazen, Ralph Seifert and Christie Vose would be willing to serve on the
Airport Advisory Committee.
The meeting adjourned at 9:45 P.M.