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[Laughter.] see 50,000 and then 100,000, and you say, “It isn’t”, I’m not alone on that question. So, we need to have that one cleared up a little bit better next time, okay? Thank you. Now would be good. Department? Tinkham Reporting (508) 759-9162 1- 110 THE MODERATOR: Okay. Anything else under the Legal Personnel Office. Information technology. The GIS. Affirmative Action. Town Clerk. Elections. Conservation Commission. Planning Department. Zoning Board of Appeals. Town Insurance. Facilities Maintenance. Police Department. Fire Department. Building Department. Emergency Preparedness. Ms. Aguiar. MS. AGUIAR: Debra Aguiar, Precinct 9. I know this might seem kind of silly, but I’m just curious on number 123, Capital Equipment, Cots. Do we buy these every year? I’m just a little confused. What is the 300 for? Are we – I mean, am I mistaken? Are we buying cots or? THE MODERATOR: Yes. MS. AGUIAR: Every year? THE MODERATOR: Our Emergency Management Director. Shardell, if you want to answer that one. MS. NEWTON: We do, we buy it every year. THE MODERATOR: Behind this building there is a ConEx
ox and we keep putting, under the leadership of the Emergency Preparedness Office, cots in there so that if the stuff hits the fan, we have enough cots to take care of everybody. So, instead of buying them all at once, We’re stretching it out. Okay. No pun intended there, I guess. Emergency Preparedness, anything else? Tinkham Reporting (508) 759-9162 1- 111 Natural Resources. Harbormaster Waterways. Oh, come on, Joe, you don’t have anything on that one? School Department. Upper Cape Vocational School. DPW Admin and Engineering. DPW Highway Division. DPW Snow and Ice Control. Street Lighting. Ms. Aguiar. MS. AGUIAR: I really went through this really well, as you can tell. A question on the red capping; is that shown in this anywhere? I know that we spoke about it and we’re supposed to do it. I’m just curious. MS. HARPER: Are we on? Okay. We did discuss that this year during the Board of Selectmen’s review of the budget as to whether they were considering a red capping program. They determined that they would sustain the budget and were not proposing to red cap lights. We do have a grant with Cape Light Compact where we will be doing some substantial modifications to the street lighting system which will include new bulb replacement for some of them, changes in sizes of the street lights, so there will be some changes. There’s also a contribution from our
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Vol. One 165 pages COMMONWEALTH OF
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Tinkham Reporting (508) 759-9162 [A
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At this time, we’ll begin with a
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Article 16, to appropriate $1,925,0
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Article 11 is a hold. 12. Article 1
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holding this many meetings. They’
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project. The contractor is on sched
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order and will be installed also in
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MR. JOHNSON: That area includes the
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THE MODERATOR: Okay, any further qu
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through our financial predicament.
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strongly advises that the first app
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leaders make decisions that are rig
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THE MODERATOR: Well, the recommenda
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Next slide, please. This slide also
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As a consequence, this amendment ne
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argument list, and the reason it’
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and accessory uses. This no longer
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I’m not opposed to protecting peo
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have been conscientious are already
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Why do you think we’re here? Why
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in this town. We are perhaps going
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to talk over me when I’m renderin
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have every right to override that o
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