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Donna Hooper, Town Clerk
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Minutes of Annual Town Meeting 1997 XREF: Chapter 71, Acts of 1996 (1997 ATM Article 40) Military Service Buy Back
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Adjourned Session- 1997 Annual Town Meeting cont...-March 26. 1997 <br /> 10:10 p.m. Ronald Colwell stated unanimous support of the Appropriation Committee. <br /> 10:10 p.m. After a voice vote the Modertor declared unanimous adoption of the motion. <br /> (Kenneth Reich,Pr.4,has filed with the Town Clerk a letter stating <br /> he is abstaining from voting on all Hanscom Field articles-Article 36, <br /> 37,and 38.) <br /> ARTICLE 38: HANSCOM AGREEMENTS APPROVAL BY TOWN MEETING <br /> • <br /> 10:11 p.m. Presented by Andrew Friedlich,Pr.5. <br /> Motion: I move that the following apply to all future development at Hanscom Field. <br /> 1. That the HATS representatives and/or the Board of Selectmen keep Town Meeting <br /> apprised ofHanscom Field issues by reporting regularly to the Town Meeting of the <br /> Town Meeting Members Association Executive committee on their activities <br /> regarding Hanscom Field. <br /> 2. That any agreement negotiated between HATS and/or the Board of Selectmen and <br /> MassPort on specific proposals at Hansom Field be brought to Town Meeting for a <br /> vote or a resolution of approval prior to ratification. <br /> 3. That it is the view of Town Meeting that MassPort conform to local zoning <br /> regulations with respect to any development at Hanscom Field. <br /> 10:14 p.m. Mr. Friedlich asked the Moderator to recognize former Town Meeting <br /> Member Julian Bussgang to discuss past experience with Hanscom issues. Mr. <br /> Bussgang urged a favorable vote. <br /> 10:17 p.m. Selectman.Dan H. Fenn,Jr. stated the importance of the community and <br /> Board of Selectmen working together on Hanscom issues and that the views <br /> of town meeting are very helpful to the Board of Selectmen. The Board of <br /> Selectmen unanimously supports the motion. <br /> 10:18 p.m. Richard Canale stated unanimous support of the Planning Board. <br /> 10:20 p.m. Mr.Friedlich asked the Moderator to recognize Florence Koplow <br /> of 9 Brent Road to speak in support of the article. <br /> 10:28 p.m. Jacqueline Davison,Pr.3 rose to acknowledge the leaders against Hanscom <br /> expansion. <br /> 10:30 p.m. Jonathan.Lederman,Pr. 7 moved the question. Following a voice vote at <br /> 10:30 p.m.the Moderator stated the question to be put before the Meeting. <br /> 10:30 p.m. After a voice vote,the Moderator declared adoption of the motion. <br /> (Kenneth Reich,Pr.4,has filed with the Town Clerk a letter stating <br /> he is abstaining from voting on all Hanscom Field articles-Article 36, <br /> 37,and 38.) <br /> ARTICLE 40: RETIREMENT BOARD MILITARY SERVICE BUY-BACK <br /> 10:31 p.m. Presented by Robert Cunha,Pr.2. <br /> MOTION: That the provisions of Chapter 71 of the Acts of 1996 which provides <br /> that members in service and who are veterans, as defined in Section 1 of Chapter <br /> 32 of the General Laws may purchase up to four years of creditable service <br /> corresponding to their periods of active service in the armed forces,be accepted. <br /> Robert Cunha explained that the Retirement Board had retained an actuarial to ascertain <br /> potential costs of enactment chapter 71 of the Acts of 1996. He also indicated that to date <br /> approximately 44 of 106 Massachusetts retirement systems have adopted Chapter 71. <br />
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