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BOS-07-12-2005
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BOARD OF SELECTMEN MINUTES JULY 12, 2005 MEMORIAL HALL Present: Robert E. Burr, Jr., Chairman, Victor D. Del Vecchio, Vice-Chairman; John J. Connolly, Clerk; Avril T. Elkort, Member, William T. Friel, Town Administrator; and Judy Nelson, Administrative Secretary Location: Salah Room, Memorial Hall Meeting was called to Order at 7:12 p.m. Memorial Field Turf Project Update: George Jenkins, Project Manager: Mr. Jenkins noted the contractor was fantastic. The job is ahead of schedule. He mentioned how nice the fencing looking and that this is a "state of the art" facility. Memorial Field is on schedule to be ready for the beginning of the school year. Mr. Friel thanked Mr. Jenkins for his help. Mr. Friel noted that Mr. Jenkins stepping up as project manager saved the Town money and his existence helped a great deal. Mr. Friel also noted that the project also had an insurance binder covering these materials. Mr. Burr thanked Chief Berkowitz for his added patrols in the area keeping an eye on the turf supplies. Kathy Keith of Three Robbin Road asked what happened to the funds that were allocated at Town Meeting this year Mr. Del Vecchio thanked Mr. Jenkins for stepping in as Project Manager and mentioned how gratifying this project must be. Transfer of License: Sentac, Inc. to Golden Jade Discount Liquor, LLC: Scott Rubin Esquire for Golden Jade Discount Liquor, LLC; Ann White, Esquire representing the Bankruptcy Court for Sentac, Inc.: Mr. Connolly, as clerk, read the Notice to open the Public Hearing noting that all parties had been duly notified. Motion was made to Open the Public Hearing: Motion: Mr. Connolly Second: Mrs. Elkort VOTE: 4-0 Attorney Rubin gave the background history of the applicant noting that they own two other Liquor Stores one located in Brockton the other in North Attleboro. He noted the knowledge and work history would benefit the Town. Attorney Rubin introduced Attorney Ann White who represented the bankruptcy trustee. Attorney White noted that the applicants were the most qualified bidders