HomeMy WebLinkAboutBOS MINUTES 12-02-2015Board of Selectmen Minutes
December 2, 2015
Present: Jess Aptowitz, Vice Chairman; Olivier Kozlowski, Clerk; Doug Armino, Frank
DelVecchio and William Ross, Town Manaeer. Absent: Chairman George Dentino
everyone that the meeting is being broadcast live and taped for future broadcast on Mansfield
Cable.
Mr. Ross introduced Robert Blackman, Town of Mansfield's new Chief Building Inspector. Mr.
Blackman is the former Assistant Building Inspector for the Town of Wrentham. Mr. Blackman
thanked Mr. Ross and the Board for the opportunity to serve the Town of Mansfield. Mr. Annino
has worked with Mr. Blackman in the past and welcomed him to Town. Mr. DelVecchio noted
Mr. Blackman comes highly recommended. Mr. Kozlowski welcomed Mr. Blackman and wished
him the best. Vice Chairman Aptowitz welcomed Mr. Blackman aboard.
Andrew Bank, 43 Old Stable Drive, has lived in Town since 1996 and currently works as the Chief
Financial /Operating Officer for Triton Technologies which is also based in Mansfield.
Mr. DelVecchio believed Mr. Bank was fully aware of the importance of the position and essential
role the Board of Assessors plays in the Town's finances. Mr. DelVecchio wanted to be sure Mr.
Bank was aware of the time commitment to which he stated he was. Mr. Kozlowski was satisfied
that Mr. Bank was confident in handling the demands of the training as well as the time
commitment and thanked Mr. Bank for stepping up. Mr. Annino also thanked Mr. Bank for
coming forward to serve on the Board stating his resume speaks for itself. Vice Chairman
Aptowitz felt Mr. Bank had the financial acumen to handle this position reminding Mr. Bank of the
training course. Vice Chairman Aptowitz commented that this Board's role affects every
resident's pocketbook and was sure Mr. Bank would be fair.
Motion: To appoint Andrew Bank to a three year term to the Board of Assessors beginning
Keep
Committee. The group is here to present an update on what the Committee has been working on
for the past year and its efforts moving forward.
Mr. Rhein reminded the Board and viewers that the Committee has nine members: Nancy Wall,
Neil Rhein, Mike McCarthy, Pat Colbert, Jason Dodd, Dan Guglielmi, Jeff Ward, Martha
O'Connell and there is one opening due to the resignation of founding member Patricia Holiver,
Mr. Rhein announced that Ms. Wall is the Committee's new Executive Director. The Committee's
mission statement focuses on three areas: litter prevention and clean -up, waste
reduction/recylcling and beautification and community greening.
Mr. Rhein reported that for every $1 invested in Keep America Beautiful (national organization
which this Committee is an affiliate) return $24 in local benefits. Thus far, Keep Mansfield
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Beautiful has raised $90,000 in grants and donations, which all has been reinvested in the Town.
Mr. Rhein also commented on the value of Free labor.
Litter Prevention and Clean -Up
• Ms. Wall updated on the new pole mounted trash bins on the electric poles throughout the
Downtown (six in total) noting that the neighborhood is reporting a reduction in trash.
Given the plan for development in the train station area, the Committee urged the Board to
keep it mind in setting aside funds for such things like benches and trash receptacles.
• Mr. Rhein reported that the Great America Clean -Up (the Committee's 8 "i) last May
yielded 2 tons of trash/recyclables and that the Committee will continue the efforts
throughout the year through the Litter Busters Swat Team program as well as the
Mansfield Litter Busters, where residents can adopt an area/street. Mr. Rhein stressed if
any residents are interested in any programs or students interested in community service
hours to contact the Committee at its website: www.keepmansfreldbeautiful.com,
Ms. Wall explained the Committee is working on ideas and angles to reduce litter through
the enforcement of anti - litter laws and regulations. The Committee is working on signage
with slogans to grab attention and plan to speak with Chief Sellon with regards to enforcing
citations in troubled areas such as Copeland Drive (Wendy's) area.
Mansfield Beautification
• Ms. Wall reported that the Adopt A Spot program now has 20 participants. This is where
individuals, families or groups adopt an area to be maintained through plantings and
maintenance. Ms. Wall referenced the Garden Club and thanked them for all its efforts.
The Flower Barrel program had another successful year with 75 barrels. Ms. Wall thanked
all of the volunteers and businesses who worked to keep the flowers looking great all
summer. Ms. Wall thanked the DPW for all its assistance. Keep Mansfield Beautiful
recognized Mansfield Bank with the "We Notice" Award.
With regards to street sweeping and weeds, Mr. Rhein felt this to be an area where the
Town could provide more assistance as it appears there is not enough personnel to
complete the job. He urged the Town to keep this in mind during the budgeting season.
Waste Reduction & Recycling
• The Committee worked with the schools (Robinson and Jordan Jackson) over the past year
with the help of a Grant the Town received to purchase recycling bins. Lessons were
provided to the students on littering and how to recycle at home and school.
Ms. Wall wanted to thank the Committee's supporters and partners, which included the Town,
DPW, Parks and Recreation, Garden Club and the Boys and Girls Scouts as well as Mansfield
Bank, Xfinity Center and Barrow's Insurance. For anyone who would like to become involved
there is an opening on the Committee as well the Committee does accept contributions. Email at
beautify@mansfieldma.com or follow on Facebook or Twitter (a beautifii102048).
Vice Chairman Aptowitz appreciated the Committee coming in and reporting on its efforts.
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Mr. Kozlowski asked if the Town is in fact is short man power for street sweeping to which Mr.
Ross noted the DPW/Highway Department has about four or five fewer positions than in previous
years. Mr. Kozlowski wanted to be sure the Committee was aware of the upcoming extension of
the bike path to which Mr. Rhein felt the area could use sprucing up (striping) and felt marketing of
the area to be very important.
Mr. DelVecchio noted it was nice to see a volunteer organization that is viable and continues to
grow. He asked for the Committee's vision for the next one or two big projects if funds were
available to which Ms. Wall felt the Fulton Pond area could be a more inviting place for the
residents and visitors. Mr. Rhein would love to see an opportunity to plant more trees in the
Downtown area as well as in the Route 140 corridor. Mr. DelVecchio mentioned a working
partnership with the IDC would be a great opportunity for the two groups.
Mr. Annino thanked the Committee for its diligence and perseverance in organizing as it is a lot of
work. Town. He felt it is the little touches that really make the community beautiful and make a
difference. Mr. Rhein noted he has stepped down as Chairman of the group as he is now running
Keep Massachusetts Beautiful a 5010 working to grow the affiliate base around the State.
Vice Chairman Aptowitz felt that Ms. Wall and Mr. Rhein are two of the most passionate members
volunteering (and on numerous Committees) and thanked them for their efforts.
Regarding Main Street, Mr. Ross mentioned that Main Street will have a group of Northeastern
students, through Dr. Dulaski's program, that are working on ideas for improving the area. Mr.
Ross commended Ms. Wall for her work on the Mural as it was a challenging process but in the
end benefits the Town greatly. Ms. Wall envisions the Mural as a leaching vehicle noting a
Brownie troop will be the first group to take advantage of that opportunity. He commended both
Ms. Wall and Mr. Rhein for their care of the community.
Present before the Board are Jason Furtado, Manager, and Terry Frias, District Manager of Qdoba.
Ms. Frias noted that currently the corporation is undergoing a corporate name change where all
Qdobas' nationwide will now fall under one umbrella where presently there are varying corporate
names for different regions. Ms. Frias stated nothing will change on the local level and distributed
an explanation of the transaction to the Board, which has been made a part of the record.
Motion: To annrove the corporate name change for Odoba (Kozlowski/DelVecchio) PASSES 4:0
Present before the Board is Lee Azinheira, DPW Director. Vice Chairman Aptowitz noted that
since there is only four voting members the motion would have to be a majority in order to pass.
Mr. Ross noted there have been no changes since the last presentation on November 18th.
Vice Chairman Aptowitz's reiterated that his concern lies with tearing up Route 106 as residents in
that area waited a long time to have that roadway redone, referencing years. He would like
assurances that the roadway will be replaced in its current condition. Mr. Ross is confident that the
roadway will be even better (new pavement extended all the way to intersection at Flint Farm).
Mr. Ross reminded there were two alternatives one of which was to go through a residential
neighborhood, which was totally unacceptable. This is a better route and easier for the
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community. The Vice Chairman asked for confirmation that Easton would be paying for this in its
entirety, including details, which Mr. Ross summarized that Easton will pay for details,
construction, asphalt, put $165,000 toward renovation of the lift station and pay a portion of the
operating costs of Mansfield's collection system as well as a significant cost of the expansion.
Mr. Ross explained that this agreement is modeled after the MFN Wastewater District noting that
Easton will not be a member of the MFN but instead a customer of Mansfield. Mr. Ross felt this to
be a good agreement for Mansfield and its rate payers.
Vice Chairman Aptowitz asked if Easton has already agreed and is waiting on the Town's approval
to which Mr. Ross noted that Easton has agreed to a slightly different agreement but that the Town
has been communicating those changes along the way and that Easton has been agreeable. Mr.
Ross noted once approved it would then be forwarded for Easton's approval.
Mr. Amrino asked what would happen if no payment was received to which Mr. Azinheira and Mr.
Ross felt there would be a way to shut down service. Mr. Annino asked how large the line is to
which Mr. Azinheira believed it to be an eight inch and will follow the shoulder up to Mystic and
due to utilities cuts over to the west bound traffic lane. Mr. Azinheira reminded that if this is not
approved there will be a cost to Mansfield residents as projections have been based on the
assumptions that Easton goes forth.
Motion: To approve the IMA with Easton (Kozlowski / Annino) PASSES 3:1 Aptowitz NAY
Vice Chairman Aptowitz is overall very pleased with what has been put together and suggested
there should be an ongoing scorecard which could be a working document. He felt the Mission
Statement should be tabled as there should be a full Board present. The consensus of the Board
was to table the Mission Statement.
Mr. DelVecchio's sense was that the current document of goals and objectives was still in DRAFT
form (second) which Vice Chairman Aptowitz agreed with but felt that each Board member's
ideas were represented and it should now be in the fine tuning phase and that should not prohibit it
from being adopted. Mr. DelVecchio asked if comments with regards to the Mission Statement
could be submitted to the Town Manager to which all agreed.
Mr. Annino stated that goals and objectives should be a working document where the Board will
continuously add and subtract from it.
Vice Chairman Aptowitz would like to have the goal and objectives up on the web site and
suggested having a recap meeting of last vear's Roals and obiectives prior to the end of this term.
None.
a. Approval Of Board Of Selectmen Minutes For November 18, 2015
b. Vote To Approve Warrants:
• Town Vendor Warrant No. 16021T in the amount of $461,092.43
• Electric Department Vendor Warrant No. 16021E in the amount of $66,321.06
• School Department Vendor Warrant No. 16021S in the amount of $490,970.35
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• Town Vendor Warrant No. 16022T in the amount of $1,231,485.90
• Electric Department Vendor Warrant No. 16022E in the amount of $32,621.22
c. Licenses And Permits:
• Consideration Of Drainlayer's License For Healy Trucking
d. Events And Signage:
• Consideration Of Event Signage For Mansfield youth Soccer On The North And South
Commons From December 5 °i Through December 19th
e. 2016 License Renewals
• All Alcohol Retail License For Jodami Liquors dba Bristol Liquors
• All Alcohol On Premise, Early Sunday Alcohol Sales, Common Victualler, Entertainment
And Automatic Amusement Licenses For Buffalo Wild Wings Subject To Satisfactory
Inspection
• All Alcohol On Premise, Common Victualler, Entertainment And Automatic Amusement
Licenses For Chamberlain Ave Enterprises dba Catman Cafe
• All Alcohol On Premise, Common Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For Cheng Du
Restaurant Subject To Satisfactory Inspection
• All Alcohol On Premise, Common Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For Heymohn
LLC dba Cibo Matto Cafe Subject To Satisfactory Inspection
• Wine And Malt On Premise, Common Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For Classic
Pizza Subject To Satisfactory Inspection
• Wine And Malt Retail License For Community Corner Store
• Wine And Malt On Premise, Common Victualler, Entertainment And Automatic
Amusement Licenses For BCL Premier Sports Mansfield Subject To Satisfactory
Inspection
• All Alcohol Retail License For Austin Debucs dba Dub's Discount Liquors
• Wine And Malt Retail License For Divya Akhand Jyoit Corp dba Family Food Mart
• All Alcohol On Premise, Early Sunday Alcohol Sales, Common Victualler And
Entertainment Licenses For Flynn's Irish Pub Subject To Satisfactory Inspection
• All Alcohol On Premise, Common Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For The Fresh
Catch Subject To Satisfactory Inspection
• All Alcohol On Premise, Common Victualler, Entertainment And Automatic Amusement
Licenses For Spezio Enterprises dba Geno's Restaurant
• All Alcohol On Premise, Common Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For Kyoto
Japanese Steakhouse Subject To Satisfactory Inspection
• All Alcohol On Premise, Conunon Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For Longhorn
Steakhouse Subject To Satisfactory Inspection
• Wine And Malt Retail And Common Victualler Licenses For Mansfield Deli
• Wine And Malt On Premise, All Alcohol On Premise And Common Victualler Licenses
For New England Sports Service, Inc.
• All Alcohol On Premise, Common Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For Qdoba
Mexican Grill Subject To Satisfactory Inspection
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• All Alcohol On Premise, Common Victualler, Entertainment And Automatic Amusement
Licenses For Regent Cafd Subject To Satisfactory Inspection
• All Alcohol On Premise, Common Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For Sake
Steakhouse Subject To Satisfactory Inspection
• Wine And Malt Retail License For Kanku, Inc. dba The Store
• All Alcohol On Premise, Common Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For Tahana
Restaurant
• All Alcohol On Premise, Common Victualler, Entertainment And Automatic Amusement
Licenses For GC Friday's Boston dba TGI Fridays
• All Alcohol On Premise, Common Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For Trattoria
Della Nonna's Subject To Satisfactory Inspection
• Wine And malt On Premise And Common Victualler Licenses For The Village At Willow
Crossing Subject To Satisfactory Inspection
• All Alcohol Retail License For GT Retail dba Wines And More
• Class II And Class III Auto Dealer License For Clemmey, Inc.
• Class I Auto Dealer License For Lance Inc. Buick, Pontiac, GMC
• Class II Auto Dealer License For Webb Auto
• Common Victualler License For Chipotle Mexican Grill
• Common Victualler License For Cousins Pizza & Subs
• Common Victualler License For Mariva, Inc. dba D'Angelos Sandwich Shop
• Common Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For Dees Donuts, Inc. dba Dunkin
Donuts
• Common Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For Mansfield Donuts dba Dunkin
Donuts
• Common Victualler License For Mansfield House Of Pizza
• Common Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For Quart's Kitchen
• Common Victualler And Entertainment Licenses For Stefano's Pizza & Subs
• Common Victualler License For Subway
• Lodging House License For Matthew And Michael McLaughlin
Motion: To approve the Consent Agenda (Kozlowski/DelVecchio) PASSES 4:0
• Town Payroll/Town Medicaid Payroll 16021PT in the amount of $578,953.43
Motion: To approve Town Payroll /Town Medicaid Payroll 16021PT in the amount of
$578,953.43 (Kozlowski /Annino) PASSES 4:0
• Town Deductions — Vendor Payroll 16021 TV in the amount of $212,672.87
Motion: To approve Town Deductions — Vendor Payroll 16021TV in the amount of
$212,672.87 (Kozlowski/Annino) PASSES 4:0
• Town Payroll /Town Medicaid Payroll 16022PT in the amount of $331,378.92
Motion: To approve Town Payroll/Town Medicaid Payroll 16022PT in the amount of
$331,378.92 (Kozlowski /Annino) PASSES 4:0
• Town Deductions — Vendor Payroll 16022TV in the amount of $103,299.11
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Motion: To approve Town Deductions — Vendor Payroll 16022TV in the amount of
$103,299.11 (Kozlowski /Annino) PASSES 4:0
• School Payroll/School Medicaid Payroll 16022PS in the amount of $1,720,795.41
Motion: To approve Town Payroll /Town Medicaid Payroll 16022PS in the amount of
$1,720,795.41 (Kozlowski /Annino) PASSES 4:0
• School Deductions — Vendor Payroll 16022SV in the amount of $589,197.85
Motion: To approve School Deductions — Vendor Payroll 16022SV in the amount of
$589.197.85 (KozlowskUAnnino) PASSES 4:0
• Airport Commission
o Clement Kiley For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
Motion: To appoint Clement Kiley (KozlowskUDelVecchio) PASSES 4:0
• Animal Welfare Committee
o Ana Molina - Villella For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
Motion: To appoint Ana Molina- Villella (Kozlowski /Annino) PASSES 4:0
• Audit Committee
o James Ragazzo For A 2 Year Term To Expire June 30, 2017
Motion: To appoint James Ragazzo (Kozlowski/Annino)
A brief discussion centered around Vice Chair Aptowitz questioning Mr.
Ragazzo's commitment as he appears to have other obligations. Mr. DelVecchio
noted Mr. Ragazzo was given the choice to choose either the Audit Committee or
Planning Board and has chosen to remain on the Audit Committee where Mr.
DelVecchio felt the Committee could use his expertise.
• Cable Access Board Of Directors
o Jeff Healey For A 3 Year Term To Expire April, 2018
Motion: To appoint Jeff Healey (Kozlowski /Annino) PASSES 4:0
• Constables
o Paul Boyden For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
o Jack Riccio For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
Motion: To appoint Paul Boyden and Jack Riccio (Kozlowski /Annino) PASSES
4:0
• Conservation Commission
o Michael Healey For A 4 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2020
Motion: To appoint Michael Healey (Kozlowski /Annino) PASSES 4:0
• Council On Aging
o Richard Kelsay For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
Motion: To appoint Richard Kelsay (Kozlowski/Annino) PASSES 4:0
• Finance Committee
• Yogen Chemburkar For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
• John Scott Feely For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
• Michael O'Brien For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
Motion: To appoint Yogen Chemburkar, Joint Scott Feely and Michael O'Brien
(Kozlowski /Annino) PASSES 4:0
Keep Mansfield Beautiful Committee
o Martha Ann O'Connell For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
o Nancy Wall For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
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Motion: To appoint Martha Ann O'Connell and Nancy Wall (Kozlowski /Annino)
PASSES 4:0
• Mansfield Housing Corporation
o Debrah Tatum For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
Motion: To appoint Debrah Tatum (Kozlowski /Annino) PASSES 4:0
• Non - Profit Gift Fund
o Lorilee Fish For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
o Nancy Wall For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
Motion: To appoint Lorilee Fish and Nancy Wall (Kozlowski /Annino) PASSES
4:0
• Planning Board
• Michael Feck For A 5 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2021
• H. Thomas French For A 5 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2021
Motion: To appoint Michael Feck and H. Thomas French (Kozlowski /Annino)
PASSES 4:0
• Recreation Commission
o Ed Westhaver For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
Motion: To appoint Ed Westhaver (Kozlowski /Annino) PASSES 4:0
• Zoning Board Of Appeals
o Elisabeth Garber - Miller For A 3 Year Term To Expire January 1, 2019
Motion: To appoint Elisabeth Garber - Miller (Kozlowski /Annino) PASSES 4:0
• Letter From NationalGrid Regarding 45 Day Yearly Operational Plan
Mr. Ross noted this is an annual letter relating to vegetation control, noting NationalGrid
has one line running through the Town.
• Letter From Xfinity Regarding Price Changes
• Memo From Town Manager William Ross Regarding Chauncy Street Underpass
Mr. Ross noted this has been an ongoing question regarding ownership of the area,
particularly from Chairman Dentino. Mr. Ross has provided the Board with a history of
the ownership alone with mans of the area markine ownershin.
Mr. Ross' office received a letter yesterday (Tuesday, December I") addressed to the MFN
Wastewater District regarding the application with the DEP for interest rates on the SRF loan for
the expansion of the wastewater plant. The DEP notified that they have reached the determination
that approximately $25,610,000 of the cost relates to nutrient reduction and associated facilities
therefore qualifies for 0% on interest for 30 years. Mr. Ross reported that the projections on the
plant initially have been that all of the cost ($35,000,000) would be at 2% resulting in a $300,000 a
year savings to the district and in the range of $180,000 - $200,000 a year in savings to the
Mansfield customers. Mr. Ross commended Lee Azineheira, DPW Director and Dave Young
from CDM Smith.
Mr. Ross reported that there will be a meeting tomorrow (Thursday, December 3`d) with
representatives from MassWorks regarding initial paperwork to move the project forward. Mr.
Ross noted final contracts will not be entered into until bids are received.
Mr. Ross invited the Board to a small reception the Electric Department will have for Gary Babin,
Director, as it is his last day tomorrow. Mr. Babin is retiring.
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Mr. Ross has arranged a meeting between Ken Butler, MMAS and Bob Palmer from Chocolate
Factory LLC about the possibility of the MMAS occupying a portion of the facility. Mr. Ross
noted that Vice Chairman Aptowitz and Senator Timilty will also be present at the meeting.
Mr. Ross reported that his office received $25,000 froin the Tiger Woods Foundation from the
Deutsche Bank Championship. That donation coupled with the $25,000 donation from Plaimidge
will give the Non -Profit Gift Fund $50,000 to work with this year.
Mr. Ross distributed to the Board an email from the Massachusetts Municipal Association
regarding an invitation to Governor Baker's announcement of a Municipal Modernization on
Monday, December 7t1i.
Mr. Ross was thinking of budgeting for new chairs for MeetingRoom 3A/B as they are pretty
worn, noting the meeting room houses many meetings including Board of Selectmen, School
Committee as well as outside arouns.
Mr. DelVecchio asked if there would be an Audit Committee meeting scheduled soon to which
Mr. Ross noted he would follow up with John Stanbrook, Mr. DelVecchio reminded that there is
still an opening for a joint appointment (with the Schools) on the Audit Committee. It was noted
that the opening is posted.
Vice Chairman Aptowitz noted that the Budget Sub - Committee is scheduled to meet on December
17'h and asked if it would be possible to have some type of feel as to where the Town is, given that
the School Committee would have already presented its initial budget draft. Mr. Ross stated he
will try but that his office is still gathering information, referencing it still does not have the health
insurance rates and probably won't have final numbers until March. Mr. Ross commented that the
Town is hearing numbers from the pension board that he will need to speak to Roxanne Donovan
about because they are talking about a 10% increase. Mr. Aptowitz commented that "we can't run
a business with surprises" to which Mr. Ross agreed. Mr. Aptowitz referenced Southeastern
Regional and Mr. Ross noted they would be present at the Board's next meeting.
Mr. DelVecchio fully expected that the IDC would have presented to the Board at this point to
which Mr. Ross indicated that his office will be scheduling that within the next few meetings.
Vice Chairman Aptowitz asked if Mr. Ross had heard from Covidien or its plans to which Mr.
Ross noted he has not heard much but would follow up.
Vice Chairman Aptowitz asked for an update on the website to which Mr. Ross noted Sacha
Zlatkova, MIS Director, has the framework completed but is having issues populating. Both Mr.
Annino and Mi. DelVecchio expressed concerns that they have not seen a template to which Mr.
Ross would schedule time for them to review with Ms. Zlatkova.
Vice Chairman Aptowitz was able to attend the Grand Opening of the new Xfinity office at
Mansfield Crossing.
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Mr. Kozlowski noted that the Fales Fuel Committee is looking for feedback from the public on the
area. He announced that any residents wishing to provide feedback/thoughts on what they would
like to see could comment at falesproperty @mansfieldma.com.
Vice Chairman Aptowitz noted the passing of John Marignano, a former colleague and Mansfield
resident and expressed his
None.
Motion: To adjourn the Board of Selectmen meeting at 8:56PM (Annino /DelVecchio) PASSES
4:0
Signature of Clerk
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Date of Approval