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311 <br /> 2. Conservation <br /> a. Anticipated requests of $300,000 in capital expenditures. <br /> b. Conservation Fund to remain the same. <br /> c. 5200,000 will be for acquisition of high priority land. <br /> d. 550,000-100,000 to be spent on purchase of marginal <br /> wetland. <br /> e. $745,000 remains in bond issue. <br /> 3. D.P.W. <br /> a. Most areas remaining to be sewered are health problems. <br /> b. Town Manager Hutchinson stated he felt approval of the <br /> sewer bond issue would be in the best interests of <br /> financial planning. <br /> c. Mr. Martin reviewed the three categories into which <br /> non-sewered streets have now been placed. <br /> d. Mr. Furash suggested that the cost of piping should <br /> be taken up with the Attorney General's office. <br /> Town Manager Hutchinson agreed with this. <br /> e. Mr. Martin reviewed drains, sidewalks and curb <br /> construction. <br /> f. DPW road machinery is recommended at $130,000. $15,000 <br /> is requested for a feasibility study for an addition <br /> to the DPW barn. This building is very old plus being <br /> a fire hazard. There is not enough room to house all <br /> equipment. <br /> g. $130,000 for continued development of Westview Cemetery. <br /> h. Phase 2 of inflo-infiltration study is estimated at <br /> $250,000 -90% reimbursement in federal funds expected. <br /> i. John Campbell asked the Board of Selectmen just what <br /> the Town policy was re town sewering. Selectman Bailey <br /> stated that there was a committee that should have <br /> reported back on this and he would look into it. <br /> j. Chairman White requested a written report re inflo- <br /> infiltration. <br /> Meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M. <br /> Next meeting is scheduled for Monday, November 28, 1977 at 7 :30 P.M. <br /> in Estabrook Hall. This meeting will be with the Board of Selectmen <br /> and State Legislators. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> fl <br /> Richard M. Perry/mo'6 <br /> Secretary <br />