Good Friday: Closed Friday, April 02, 2010

Easter:  Closed Sunday, April 04, 2010

Patriot's Day: Closed Monday, April 19, 2010

Memorial Day:  Closed Monday, May 31, 2010

The Transfer Station is ALWAYS closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Community Preservation Committee

AGENDA

Thursday, March 11, 2010

1.      7:00 P.M - Call to order and salute the flag.

2.      Approve minutes of January 14 & February 10, 2010 Regular Meeting.

3.      Presentation for funding on Desjardins / Brunswick 50 acre- north of Cornell Rd. connecting to Herb Hadfield and Angelina Brook extending southerly from Adamsville Rd. Conservation Restriction. Chris Detwiller

4.       Application for funding of Westport Affordable Housing Trust. 

5.       Update on status of Estuaries Project and next scheduled meeting date. David Cole, Tim Gillespie, David Emilita.- HOLD until next meeting

6.      Discussion on Oscar Palmer Farm.  Liz. HOLD until next meeting

7.      Update on the American Legion Hall/ School District Building Fifteen – Report on progress of heating installation by Cooling Concepts. (completion of rough-in $2,394.00) Lino Rego.

8.      Update Westport Grange #18 –Bills preceded the authorization at TM.

9.      Review language and request for approval of the warrant article for Annual Town Meeting.

10.   Greenwood Terrace Proposal - Liz

11.  Review projects pending and post hearing in Shorelines on March 25 and April 1 for Public Hearing to be held on April 8th, 2010 at 7:10 p.m. at Town Hall.

12.  Misallocation of funds RE: Voucher of 4/2/08 (Campbell Environmental). Update by Liz.

13.  Approve bills.

14.  Next meetings scheduled for April 8, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. at Town Hall. Open regular meeting and adjourn to Public Hearing at 7:10 PM and reconvene regular meeting at conclusion of Public Hearing.

15.  Motion to adjourn.

 For further information call the Westport Fire Department at 508-672-20721 or 508-636-1110.

Call to Order at 7:30 PM

Members present: Ron Potter, John Bettencourt, Karl Santos, Lee Tripp, Mike & Joan Travers, Jay Tripp

Guests were Jennifer Holske, Peggy Stevens and Peter Kastner

Discussion on Russell Davis Property - Peter Brown and Carlos Grillo represented the Westport Soccer Leagues plan to use this property for recreation.  Karl moved and Ronnie second to have secretary send a letter to the selectmen blessing this project.  Vote unanimous.

Letter to Farm Community - Peggy suggested keeping it the way it is written, send to newspapers and mailings  Mike Travers moved and Lee Tripp second.  Vote unanimous.

Right to Farm Signs - Brian Perry sent email that project is frozen for the time being.

Steve Medeiros from the Assessor's Office gave a report on 61A.  Assessor's are seeing 61 filings incorrectly filled out and land that is not being actively farmed.  October 1 is deadline but paper work can be done at any time of year.  Steve announced that Scot Soares will speak at Westport Business to Business on March 18, 2010 at 7:30 AM

Meeting adjourned at 8:55 PM

Jay Tripp

6:00 P.M.    James M. Raposa d/b/a Brookside Motors
RE: Continued Public Hearing on an application request for the transfer of a Class II License to sell used vehicles to be located at 939 State Road – James M. Raposa, Mgr.

6:15 P.M.    Big Mark Enterprises, Inc. d/b/a G & M Towing and Transport
RE: Continued Public Hearing on an application request for a Storage License to store towed vehicles to be located at 18 Oakland Street – Mark Galhardo, Mgr.

6:30 P.M.    Big Mark Enterprises, Inc. d/b/a Norwest Inspections
RE: Continued Public Hearing on an application request for a Repair License to service/repair vehicles to be located at 937 State Road – Mark Galhardo, Mgr.

6:45 P.M.    Westport United Youth Soccer
RE:  The Russell Davis Property – lease of property for soccer fields.

7:00 P.M.    Harold Sisson, Highway Department
RE:  Request for hiring of working foreman position.

7:15 P.M.    Tech Auto World
RE:  Public Hearing on an application request from Tech Auto World, LLC, 762 State Road for an increase in vehicle limit (presently licensed for 14 vehicles –requesting 18 vehicles) on a Class II License to sell used motor vehicles.  

7:30 P.M.    Discussion of Override
RE:  Vote to place “override question” on April 13th ballot.

7:45 P.M.    Verizon and State Representative Michael Rodrigues
RE:  VIOS.

Consider / Reconsider
1. Update – 2010 License renewals.
2. Update – Class II Waiting List.

The Commission on Disability has a new meeting date, time, and location. The meetings will be monthly, the 3^rd Saturday of the month. On Saturday March 20, we will meet at the Westport Free Public Library, at 9 to 10:30 AM in their meeting room. The public is invited; public input time is always available at the beginning of the meeting.

The Commission on Disability has a new meeting date, time, and location.  The meetings will be monthly, the 3^rd Saturday of the month.  On Saturday March 20, we will meet at the Westport Free Public Library, at 9 to 10:30 AM in their meeting room.  The public is invited; public input time is always available at the beginning of the meeting.

Call to Order: A quorum being present, Chairperson Elaine Ostroff called the meeting to order at 10:00 am in the Town Hall 2^nd floor meeting room. Members present: Stanley Cornwall, Richard Squire, Michael Ouimet, Selena Howard, and Elaine Ostroff. Member absent: Shannon Reynolds

Community Update
The Chair welcomed Julie Reitzas who was present to make an informational presentation to the Commission concerning the school department budget. She stated that additional funds should be appropriated to the schools to maintain level services and provide for the needs of all students including students with disabilities. She pointed out that Westport has the capacity to do more to support the schools given that Westport’s Per Pupil cost and tax rate are both below the state average. Following a brief discussion, the Chair asked how people might help. Ms. Reitzas said that it would help if people spread the word about the current school department deficit, review the school budget when it is published, and learn about Town Meeting.

Approval of Minutes          
It was moved by Stanley Cornwall and seconded by Richard Squire to approve the minutes of the 1-15-10 meeting as amended. The vote was unanimous.

Board of Selectmen
The chair reported that at their last meeting, the Board of Selectmen unanimously voted to increase the size of the Commission from five to seven members, establish a Commission on Disabilities gift account, and appoint Shannon Reynolds as the newest member to the Commission.

Transition Plan Questions
The Chair asked if anyone had questions regarding the Transition Plan handout she distributed at the last meeting. Hearing none, the Chair pointed out that the most important thing about the plan is that it focuses on services, not just code specifications. As an example, the Chair pointed out that physical access to governmental meetings may be available but when the meeting is in progress, individuals cannot always follow what is going on because of poor acoustics or ineffective sound systems. Michael Ouimet pointed out there is equipment to handle those issues and offered to contact the Cable Access Coordinator to investigate what equipment is currently available and determine if additional equipment is needed. Richard Squire mentioned that sound equipment can also be rented if purchasing is cost prohibitive.

Town Beach Information
Michael Ouimet reported that he has not had a chance to get additional information and will report at the next meeting.

RMV information re: placards, fees
Michael Ouimet reported that individuals with a loss of two or more limbs are eligible to apply for the excise fee waiver and must complete a form MVU33 that requires physician certification. The RMV then forwards notification of the waiver to the local town. Disabled veterans, Mr. Ouimet stated, do not have to pay for registration plates. Richard Squire reported that where the purchase of a vehicle with special equipment is concerned, the dealership completes and submits a form to the Registry of Motor Vehicles for a sales tax waiver. There was consensus that this information may not be widely known. It was then moved by Richard Squire and seconded by Michael Ouimet to prepare the information on tax exemptions and fee waivers to qualifying individuals for public dissemination. The vote was unanimous.

Promotion
a)    Brochure: The Chair reported that the brochure would be ready to go to the printer as soon as the Board of Selectmen approves the seventh Commissioner appointment.
b)    Other area publications: The Chair reported that the Council on Aging is working on a new phone book and distributed the price list. She also stated that the Evergreen newsletter is another source for small articles and ads. The Chair suggested that Commissioners think about using the remaining balance of $268 in this year’s budget to place an ad in the COA phonebook. Selena Howard stated that the Commission should place at least a ¼ page ad and that she would be willing to pay for it. Other information dissemination sources mentioned were church bulletins and restaurant menus. Stanley Cornwall and Michael Ouimet agreed to work on an information dissemination plan.
c)     Facebook: Since there is no Wi-Fi at Town Hall, Commissioners agreed to hold a special meeting on Thursday, February 11, 2010 at Lees Supermarket café to set up a Facebook personal account and fan page.

Given the hour, the Chair postponed discussion of Fundraising, related process for deposits, New Business – ADA 20^th anniversary celebration, and Other Business agenda items.

Adjournment
It was moved by Stanley Cornwall and seconded by Michael Ouimet to adjourn at 11:35 am. The vote was unanimous. 

Next Meeting:  February 19, 2010 at 10am

January 15, 2010 Approved Regular Meeting Minutes

Call to Order: A quorum being present, Chairperson Elaine Ostroff called the meeting to order at 10:05 am in the Town Hall Selectmen’s office. Members present: Stanley Cornwall, Richard Squire, Michael Ouimet, and Elaine Ostroff. Member absent: Selena Howard

Approval of Minutes
It was moved by Stanley Cornwall and seconded by Richard Squire to approve the minutes of December 18, 2010 as presented. The vote was unanimous.

Community Update
Michael Ouimet reported that he has been researching placard and plate issues with the Registry of Motor Vehicles. He stated that he has learned that the standard registration fees for new plates, renewal fees, and vehicle excise taxes are waived by the RMV for persons with handicapped plates. He further reported that a temporary placard can be issued to a handicapped plate holder to allow that person to access parking privileges when in a vehicle without plates. Additionally, although he has further checking to do, Michael Ouimet reported there may be a sales tax waiver on qualifying vehicles. The Chair suggested that more follow up be done with the RMV as well as the Massachusetts Commission on Disabilities to get a complete list of all such privileges. The consensus of the members was that this information needs to made more readily available and the public would be well served if the Commission published a “Did You Know” fact sheet on these and similar waivers.

Michael Ouimet also reported his concerns about fees currently being charged by a local distributor for emergency home heating propane deliveries. The Chair suggested that this matter be researched with the Massachusetts Commission on Disabilities.

The Chair reported that the Westport Free Public Library is hosting an open house tomorrow from 2-4pm to welcome the community to the new addition to the Library made possible through a substantial donation. The Chair mentioned Michael Guilmette purchased and donated $600 for two folding, wall-mounted grab bars for each of the accessible stalls in the Library’s two rest rooms.  The value of his contribution was over $600. Although not required by the ADA, the additional folding grab bar provides even better safety and security than the standard single, fixed grab bar and complies with the federal and state code provisions that sanction improvements that are equivalent to or exceed the code. The members viewed photographs of the installed grab bars.

Fundraising Update
The Chair reported that the brochure should be ready for the printer in a few weeks and that a total of $275.00 has been donated toward the printing cost including a donation from Stanley Cornwall.

Middle School Update
The Chair reported that she is still working on getting a date for herself and Michael Ouimet to tour the Middle School with the School Department’s Head of Maintenance. Michael Ouimet and the Chair agreed to include February 1^st and February 8^th, 2010 as possible tour dates.

New Members
The Chair reported that Shannon Reynolds will be sending her letter requesting appointment to the Commission for one of the two new seats that will be available in the event that the Selectmen agree to increase the size of the Commission. It was further reported that Michael Guilmette is not interested in seeking a seat at this time. Following discussion, it was the consensus of the members that if Commission membership is increased, vacancies should be advertised.

Beach Update
The Chair asked members to consider holding a joint meeting with the Beach Committee in February either at a Commission meeting or a Beach Committee regular meeting to discuss handicap accessibility issues at the Town Beach. It was agreed that both scenarios would be acceptable.

Michael Ouimet reported that he researched Horseneck State Beach handicapped access and found that there the State waives the standard parking fee for vehicles with handicap plates and/or placards. He further reported that there are beach wheelchairs available and the recent renovation gives good access to the facilities. The Chair suggested that this is another area where a fact sheet would be helpful for wider dissemination of this important information.

There was a question about the availability of the Town Beach wheelchair(s). Michael Ouimet agreed to look into this and report back at the next meeting.

Transition Plan Update
The Chair stated that Sharon Guay had to reschedule her meeting with the Commission to February 19, 2010 and then distributed a seven page handout on the Transition Plan that can serve as a source for member follow-up at that meeting. Other discussion topics for the meeting with Sharon Guay will include specific information on the overall process of the transition plan as well as the Commission’s proposed participation in selecting the consultant who will work with the Town on the Transition Plan.

There was some discussion about the various venues currently available in Westport for disseminating information about services available to persons with disabilities. These venues include the COA phonebook and monthly newsletter, the Watershed Alliance publications, and the two electronic newsletters including Everything Westport website and newsletter maintained by Alden Hill and Westport Happenings published by Robin Miranda. It was agreed that the Commission should look in to using the venues that already exist for publishing “Did You Know” type fact sheets. It was agreed that the Commission should also follow up on Michael Ouimet’s suggestion to explore Facebook as yet another way to connect people with current and up to date information.

Next meeting date, topics
Following discussion, it was the consensus that the next meeting of the Commission will be on February 5, 2010 and that meetings through June will be held according to the regular schedule on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month.

Topics for the next meeting will include Facebook, Town beach chair(s), brochure update, Transition Plan, Registry of Motor Vehicles plate/placard issues, and a review of existing publications.

Adjournment
Having no further business to discuss, it was moved by Stanley Cornwall and seconded by Richard Squire to adjourn at 11:35 am. The vote was unanimous. 

Next Meeting:  February 5, 2010 at 10am

December 18, 2009 Approved Regular Meeting Minutes

Call to Order: A quorum being present, Chairperson Elaine Ostroff called the meeting to order at 10:10 am in the Town Hall Selectmen’s office. Members present: Stanley Cornwall, Richard Squire, Michael Ouimet, Elaine Ostroff, and Selena Howard
Members absent: none

Approval of Minutes
It was moved by Selena Howard and seconded by Stanley Cornwall to approve the minutes of November 20, 2009 as amended by inserting the words “to the Town” following “funding” in the New Business section on page 3. The vote was unanimous. It was then moved by Stanley Cornwall and seconded by Richard Squire that meeting minutes be verbally relayed to Selena Howard. The vote was unanimous.

Community Input
The Chair reported that she spoke with the Town ADA Coordinator about the Commission’s interest in highlighting the top and bottom steps of Town Buildings with tape or paint to accommodate those with visual impairments. The ADA Coordinator stated that since the Town Hall steps are made of slate, painting is not an option. The Chair stated that she located found some stair tape that might be suitable. It was the consensus of the Commission that the Chair should send for tape samples.

Fundraising
The Chair reported she met with the Town Accountant to discuss Commission accounts and the Commission will have three accounts: 1) the appropriated Town budget account 2) the parking fines account and 3) a gift account to be approved by the Board of Selectmen, called the “Accessibility Gift Account”. The Chair will revise the wording on the brochure to alert potential donors to insert the phrase accessibility gift account on their check memo line.

Transition Plan Update
The Chair reminded Commissioners that the Town has received a Community Development Block Grant to rehabilitate homes and update the ADA Transition Plan. She stated that Sharon Gay is coordinating the entire grant for the Town. The Chair stated that one of the Commission’s roles will be to assist in selecting the consultant who will be hired to do the Transition Plan update. 

The Chair told Commissioners that there might also be an opportunity for Commissioners to receive Transition Plan training and asked everyone to think about training components that would interest them.  Selena Howard suggested that the Council on Aging should be involved in the Transition Plan update.

Following discussion, it was moved by Selena Howard and seconded by Stanley Cornwall to invite Sharon Gay and COA Director Mary Ellen Gomes to attend the Commission’s next meeting on January 15, 2010 to discuss the Transition Plan update.

Middle School Update
The Chair reported that she had been contacted by Michael Duarte, the Head of Maintenance for the school department, and that he offered to do a walk-through with Commissioners to look at entrance issues at the Middle School. It was agreed to ask Mr. Duarte for a walk-through on the 18^th or 25^th of January. The Chair will get back to members with a time.

Beach Update
Stanley Cornwall presented a diagram of the parking lot at Cherry and Webb beach. He measured the parking lot and calculated that there are approximately 85 parking spaces. Michael Ouimet stated that ADA guidelines for a 75-100 space parking lot require 4 handicapped parking spaces with one space to be van accessible. There was also discussion regarding access to the beach from the lot and what equipment, if any, is available to transport someone along the path from the lot to the beach. Following discussion, it was moved by Michael Ouimet and seconded by Selena Howard to collect information about policies at the State Horseneck Beach facility and the availability of handicapped accessibility equipment at both the Town Beach and Horseneck Beach. The vote was unanimous. It was agreed that the information will be reviewed at the next meeting when the Commission also considers setting a date for a joint meeting with the Beach Committee.

Brochure Update
Copies of the brochure were distributed. There was discussion regarding minor wording changes and the Commission’s preference for a full color brochure. It was moved by Selena Howard and seconded by Michael Ouimet to approve the final design for the brochure as presented with minor wording changes to be made by the Chairperson as needed. The vote was unanimous.

New Members
The Chair mentioned Shannon Reynolds’ interest in becoming a Commission member. The Chair also reminded Commissioners that Michael Guilmette, who did so much of the groundwork to create the Commission, was not appointed as a Commissioner by the Selectmen because of his residency status. Following discussion, it was moved by Stanley Cornwall and seconded by Michael Ouimet for the Chair to submit a request to the Board of Selectmen to increase the from five to seven members and to reconsider the appointment of Michael Guilmette as a Commissioner.

Adjournment: Having no further business to discuss, it was moved by Richard Squire and seconded by Stanley Cornwall to adjourn the meeting at 11:15 am. The vote was unanimous. 

November 20, 2009 Approved Regular Meeting Minutes

Call to Order: A quorum being present, Vice-Chair Stanley Cornwall called the meeting to order at 10 am in the Town Hall second floor meeting room.
Members present: Stanley Cornwall, Richard Squire, Michael Ouimet
Members absent: Elaine Ostroff, Selena Howard
Also present: Jason Dionne, Julie Reitzas

1.    Minutes:  It was moved by Richard Squire and seconded by Michael Ouimet to approve the minutes of the 11-6-09 meeting as presented. The motion passed 3-0-0.

2.    Report of contact with Philip Lenz of the new Dartmouth Commission on Disability:  Stanley Cornwall reported that he made several attempts to get in touch with Mr. Lenz but has not been successful in reaching him as yet.

3.    Beach Pass Policy Discussion:  The Vice Chair stated that there will be a meeting with the Beach Committee but no date has been confirmed. Michael Ouimet referred members to the letter he drafted to be sent to the Beach Committee and summarized his concerns as follows:

a.    There should not be a restriction on the type of disability, e.g. sight impairment, that would qualify for a special pass;
b.    The best resolution is a transferable pass;
c.     The second page of suggestions in his draft should be included in with the letter.
 

Mr. Ouimet then read the Town Clerk’s 2005 response to the Beach Committee and as well as the six suggestions from his draft. There was some discussion regarding the type of placard system that would be recommended. It was suggested that the state disability placard should be hung with the beach pass and that that the special beach pass be of a different color than standard passes. Mr. Ouimet stated that he will revise his draft letter to the Beach Committee and will email it to members in time for the next meeting. No further action was taken.

During discussion, it was suggested that other school systems be contacted to find out how they handle similar situations and to see if there may be a model program which Westport could try to emulate. It was also suggested that grant funds could be a source of revenue to pay for the additional staff since this seems to be primarily a resource issue. Mr. Dionne and Ms. Reitzas also raised the question of whether the after school programs funded by the parent group are/are not a “school activity”. They estimated the cost of the additional staff at $25.00/hr. with the total cost varying depending on the duration of the program.

Following discussion, there was consensus that more research needs to be done and that further discussion of this matter will be placed on the January agenda.

5.    Brochure Review with Lisa Cusick: The Vice-Chair reported that Ms. Cusick could not attend today’s meeting but that we should have a draft to review at our next meeting and that an early January publication date seems feasible.

6.    Commission Bylaws, discussion, vote to accept: The Vice-Chair asked if everyone had had enough time to review the proposed Bylaws and if there were any requests for changes. Hearing none, it was moved by Michael Ouimet and seconded by Dick Squire to adopt the Bylaws as presented. The motion passed 3-0-0.

7.    Placard discussion: The Vice-Chair stated that discussion of the placard will be postponed to the next meeting

8.    Other: Michael Ouimet stated that he had heard of a fundraising idea that might be very successful in Westport. The fundraiser was a “Kitchen Tour”. During a very brief discussion there was agreement that this could be a successful fundraiser. No further action was taken.

Adjournment: Having no further business to discuss, it was moved by Richard Squire and seconded by Michael Ouimet to adjourn the meeting at 11:20 am. The vote was unanimous. 

The next meeting of the Commission is on December 4, 2009 at 10am in the second floor Town Hall meeting room.

August 20, 2009 Approved Regular Meeting Minutes

Members present: Elaine Ostroff, Mike Ouimet, Stanley Cornwall
Members absent: Dick Squire, Selena Howard
Call to Order: A quorum being present, members convened the meeting at the Westport Town Hall at 10:35 am.
Announcements: Elaine Ostroff announced that The Town has been notified that it will receive federal grant funds to update the Town’s ADA transition plan. Elaine also mentioned that Denise Bouchard, the Town’s ADA Coordinator, should be included on the Commission’s distribution list.

Commission organization: Following discussion of a mutually agreeable meeting schedule, it was moved by Stanley Cornwall and seconded by Mike Ouimet to hold regular Commission meetings on the first and third Thursdays of the month at 10:30am at the Town Hall in the second floor meeting room. The motion passed 3-0-0. Meeting dates are as follows through the end of December 2009: September 17^th, October 1^st, October 15^th, November 5^th, November 19^th, December 3^rd and December 17^th. Members agreed that this schedule is tentative and may be revised later if necessary.
There was discussion regarding Commission officers. There was consensus that a chair, vice-chair, and secretary-treasurer would be appropriate. It was moved by Stanley Cornwall and seconded by Michael Ouimet that Elaine Ostroff be elected as Commission Chairperson. The motion passed 3-0-0.
There was discussion concerning the duties of a Vice Chair and Secretary-Treasurer. It was suggested that the Vice Chair’s duties could include assisting the Chairperson on various Commission tasks as well as substituting for the Chair when needed. The Secretary-Treasurer’s duties could include submitting bills and reimbursements, posting meetings, sending notices to newspapers in advance of the meeting, and putting approved minutes and notices on the website. It was then moved by Stanley Cornwall and seconded by Michael Ouimet to draft job descriptions for the two positions before taking further action. The motion passed 3-0-0.
At the chair’s request, members gave a brief autobiographical overview highlighting their individual involvement with disabilities issues and their interest in serving on the Commission.

Discussion of Priorities: The Chair asked members to envision outcomes that would evidence Commission success a year from now. Members suggested several success indicators including:
·         Removal of barriers in Westport
·         Focus on solutions instead of problems
·         The Town’s embrace of the disabled community
·         Increased community awareness
·         Awareness and outreach efforts that promote support such as a COD logo or successful 4^th of July community event
·         A positive improvement for even just one disabled person who has been made to feel/be better because of our work
·         The dispelling of fears, concerns, or negative preconceived notions relative to having a Commission on Disabilities
·         People coming forward to express their thanks that we have this resource
The Chair then asked members to suggest appropriate “next steps” for the Commission. Ideas included
·         school related outreach
·         finding mentors 
·         having people come together….knowing that there is help

Other Matters: The Chair called attention to a number of available brochures and other literature. There was also discussion concerning the potential benefit of joining Westport Business to Business as a visibility and networking strategy. It was moved by Mike Ouimet and seconded by Stanley Cornwall to approve an expenditure of $50.00 for membership in Westport Business of Business. The motion passed 3-0-0.
The Commission considered an offer from Margot DesJardins to serve as volunteer recording secretary. It was moved by Stanley Cornwall and seconded by Mike Ouimet to accept her offer of volunteer services for recording and distributing minutes of Commission meetings. The motion passed 3-0-0.

Old Business
 Approve Minutes of  February 16,February 23, and March 2nd
 March 8th Meeting with Board of Selectmen /discussion about April 13th ballot question

New Business
Budget Reviews
 Treasurer 145   John Miller (10 minutes)
 Collector 146      Tracy Priestner (10 minutes)
 Moderator 114   Jack Baughan (5 minutes)
 Selectmen 122   Jack Baughan (20 minutes)
 Fincom 131   Tracy Priestner (5 minutes)
 Reserve Fund 132   Tony Vieira (5 minutes)
 Accountant 135    Tony Vieira (5 minutes)

7 pm Special Town Meeting

Budget Reviews (continued)

 Legal Department 151    Buzzy Baron (5 minutes)
 Personnel Board 152  Hugh Morton (5minutes)
 Data Processing 155   John Miller (5 minutes)
 Town Clerk 161   Robert McCarthy (5 minutes)
 Elect. and Reg. 163  Buzzy Baron  (5 minutes)
 COA 541    Lisa Arnold   (5 minutes)
 Appeal Board 176   Tony Vieira (5 minutes)
 Landing Commission 179   John Miller (5 minutes)
 Town Hall/Annex   Jack Baughan   (5 minutes)
 Property Insurance   193   Jack Baughan (3 minutes)
 Housing Partnership   194   Warren Messier (5 minutes)
 Town Reports  195    Buzzy Baron  (3 minutes)
 Town Farm 198   Buzzy Baron  (3 minutes)

Questions from Fincom members and others in attendance
Discussion on preparation leading up to Annual Town Meeting and date for Annual Town meeting
Correspondence/bills
Adjourn