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A. Copies of letters from NSTAR to residents, re; notice of tree removal and pruning
on right-of-ways
B. October 21, 2014 Conservation Commission meeting minutes
C. Notice of Cape Cod Commission December 4 hearing, re; Town of Orleans
phosphorus bylaw
D. Copy of letter from Habitat to neighbors of 620 Tubman Road
E. Comcast 3rd quarter PEG access payment
F. Notice from Comcast on price changes
G. Copy of public records request for Town Planner
H. Notice from Duffy Health Center, re; In from the Streets Program and request for
funding (request was forwarded to Human Services Committee)
I. October 2014 PRIM Board update
J. October 2014 PRIM Investment statement
K. October 29, 2014 Orleans, Brewster, Eastham Groundwater Protection District
Board of Managers meeting minutes
L. Copy of letter to Mr. Markham from Sue Leven, Town Planner; re; response to
public records request
M. November/December 2014 Cape Cod Children's Place newsletter(hard copy in
office
FYI—December 1, 2014
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ONSTAR One NSTAR Way .
EL EC rRIC Westwood, Massachusetts 02090
GA S
November 10,2014
138 Vesper Pond Drive
Brewster MA 02631
Dear Lynn Gorey:
In accordance with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts regulations(220 CMR 22.00)NSTAR Electric
Company(NSTAR) is hereby providing notice of emergent vegetation work on the transmission right-
of-way on or adjacent to your property this year.
The emergent work will involve the removal of trees (marked with a blue`%)determined to be a hazard
within or alongside the transmission right-o#-way (ROW)and may include the pruning of incompatible
trees within the ROW. The pruning and tree removal work will be performed by qualified line clearance
contractors and may include off-road bucket crews or manual climbing crews. The work will entail the
removals of 10 maples, 1 oak and 1 cedar located under the transmission power lines.
In order to ensure the safe and reliable operation of the transmission system, we are required to manage
vegetation so that it does not encroach within minimum distances from the energized conductors. The
emergent work noted in your area will ensure that we obtain the clearances required to prevent
vegetation encroachment.
As a property owner or abutter of the ROW, you will also be infonned either by electronic mail or by a
notice left on your door describing the work(and scheduled time frame for the work)to be completed.
If you would prefer receiving tlus additional notification via e-mail—please make contact with your
preferred e-mail address.
This letter serves as our notice of the proposed emergent vegetation work activity. If you have any
questions on the proposed work, please make contact at(781)441-3798.
Sincerely,
William Hayes
Senior Arborist
Electric Transmission Vegetation Management
NSTAROne NSTAR Way
EL EC rRIC Westwood, Massachusetts 02090
GAS
November 10, 2014
44 Mayflower Circle
Brewster MA 02631
Dear Jeanette Theobald:
In accordance with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts regulations (220 CMR 22.00)NSTAR Electric
Company(NSTAR) is hereby providing notice of emergent vegetation work on the transmission right-
of-way on or adjacent to your property this year.
The emergent work will involve the removal of trees (marked with a blue "x") determined to be a hazard
within or alongside the transmission right-of-way(ROW)and may include the pruning of incompatible
trees within the ROW. The pruning and tree removal work will be performed by qualified line clearance
contractors and may include off-road bucket crews or manual climbing crews. The work will entail the
removal of one cedar located under the transmission power lines.
In order to ensure the safe and reliable operation of the transmission system, we are required to manage
vegetation so that it does not encroach within minimum distances from the energized conductors. The
emergent work noted in your area will ensure that we obtain the clearances required to prevent
vegetation encroachment.
As a property owner or abutter of the ROW, you will also be informed either by electronic mail or by a
notice left on your door describing the work(and scheduled time frame for the work) to be completed.
If you would prefer receiving this additional notification via e-mail—please make contact with your
preferred e-mail address.
This letter serves as our notice of the proposed emergent vegetation work activity. If you have any
questions on the proposed work,please make contact at(781) 441-3798.
Sincerely,
William Hayes
Senior Arborist
Electric Transmission Vegetation Management
NSTAROne NSTAR Way
EL EC TR/C Westwood, Massachusetts 02090
GA S
November 10, 2014
35 Mayflower Circle
Brewster MA 02631
Dear Hampton and Pamela Perkins:
In accordance with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts regulations (220 CMR 22.00)NSTAR Electric
Company(NSTAR) is hereby providing notice of emergent vegetation work on the transmission right-
of-way on or adjacent to your property this year.
The emergent work will involve the removal of trees (marked with a blue "x") determined to be a hazard
within or alongside the transmission right-of-way(ROW)and may include the pruning of incompatible
trees within the ROW. The pruning and tree removal work will be performed by qualified line clearance
contractors and may include off-road bucket crews or manual climbing crews. The work will entail the
removals of a clump of maple trees located under the transmission power lines.
In order to ensure the safe and reliable operation of the transmission system, we are required to manage
vegetation so that it does not encroach within minimum distances from the energized conductors. The
emergent work noted in your area will ensure that we obtain the clearances required to prevent
vegetation encroachment.
As a property owner or abutter of the ROW, you will also be informed either by electronic mail or by a
notice left on your door describing the work(and scheduled time frame for the work) to be completed.
If you would prefer receiving this additional notification via e-mail—please make contact with your
preferred e-mail address.
This letter serves as our notice of the proposed emergent vegetation work activity. If you have any
questions on the proposed work,please make contact at(781)441-3798.
Sincerely,
William Hayes
Senior Arborist
Electric Transmission Vegetation Management
161 �'1
Brewster Conservation Commission Minutes— Meeting Under
MA General Laws Chapter 40, Section 8C,
Massachusetts General Law Ch. 131, §40,
Wetlands Protection Act(WPA), 310 CMR 10.00 Regulations
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MA DEP)
(M.G.L. C.131. §40)
And
Code of the Town of Brewster Chapter 172,
Brewster Wetlands Protection By-law (BWP By-law)
Wetland Regulations 1.01 —9.15
Call to Order
Chairman Paul Wightman convened the Tuesday, October 21, 2014 meeting of the Brewster
Conservation Commission at 7:00 PM at the Brewster Town Offices, 2198 Main Street, Brewster,
MA.
Present
Vice Chairman Michael Tobin, Commissioners Shana Brogan, William Klein, Hayley Winfield,
Chairman Paul Wightman, Alternate Member Virginia lannini, Conservation Administrator James
Gallagher, Natural Resources Director Chris Miller, Department Assistant Carol Spade
Not Present
Commissioners Bruce Evans, Stephen McKenna
Chairman Wightman read the following into the record:
"As required by the Massachusetts Open Meeting Law, the Conservation
Commission is informing the public that this meeting will be audio* and video*
recorded. Anyone else intending to record is required to inform the Chairman
prior to the meeting."
Conservation Restriction
Mark Robinson, Compact of Conservation Trusts/Brewster Conservation Trust -
Request for Approval of Conservation Restriction in anticipation of property
closing on "Drummer Boy Park Marsh Overlook" (Eldredge Property), Assessors'
Map 26, Parcel 31 (formerly 20/10)
• Approval of Brewster Conservation Commission —Signatures
• Municipal Certification —Signatures
Having reviewed the above Conservation Restriction, Hayley Winfield moved Michael
Tobin seconded the motion to approve the Conservation Restriction subject to minor
revisions as described by the Conservation Administrator. The motion was
approved unanimously.The Commissioners signed the referenced documents at
this time.
Public Hearings
Request for Determinations of Applicability
National Grid requests determinations as to whether the work—gas main extensions
within a roadway within 100 feet of inland wetlands, and the areas -are subject to the
Wetlands Protection Act and jurisdiction of the BWP By-law, on Route 6A/Main Street from
#3771 Main Street east to the Orleans Town Line, Assessors' Maps 126 and 138, Parcels
NA(11, 29, 30).
Summary of Applicant Testimony
Brad Malo, Coastal Engineering, Inc., represented the applicant. Mr. Malo briefly described the
inland resource areas involved and the project as contained in the Request for Determination
and accompanying displayed plan*.
Brewster Conservation Commission Minutes October 21, 2014 1
Mr. Malo explained all the work is proposed entirely in the road layout of Main Street, except in
the rare case where a utility might interfere; in which case work would be in the road shoulder.
Summary of Public Comments
Bob Williams, Director of the Brewster Animal Rescue League located on Main Street abutting
the subject area, enquired on the time period of the project, which Mr. Malo explained to his
satisfaction.
Summary of Staff/Conservation Comments
Hayley Winfield moved, Michael Tobin seconded the motion to close the public hearing and issue
determinations as recommended by the Conservation Administrator*, as shown:
Positive Determination
2b.The boundaries of resource areas listed below are not confirmed by this Determination, regardless
of whether such boundaries are contained on the plans attached to the Determination or to the Request
for Determination
Vegetated wetland
Negative Determination
3. The work described in the Request is within the Buffer Zone, as defined in the regulations, but will not
alter an Area subject to protection under the Act.Therefore, said work does not require the filing of a
Notice of Intent, subject to the following conditions (if any).
6. The area and/or work described in the Request is not subject to review and approval by Town of
Brewster Pursuant to the Code of the Town of Brewster Wetlands Protection By-law.
The motion was approved unanimously by Shana Brogan,William Klein, Stephen
McKenna, Michael Tobin, Hayley Winfield and Paul Wightman.
*List of documents submitted for the Request for Determination and discussed at this hearing
1. Coastal Engineering Company,Inc. National Grid Environmental Sketch Plan Showing Proposed Gas
Main,9/29/14
Notice of Intent
Amundson Family Realty Trust proposes to place approximately 500 cubic yards of
compatible sand onto a coastal beach. Access will be sought from Linnell Landing, on 18
Muskrat Lane, Assessors' Map 103, Parcel 11 (formerly 9/50).
The project is located on the MA Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Map* as an area of
rare plant and wildlife habitat and rare wetlands wildlife.*
Summary of Applicant Testimony
John O'Reilly, PE, PLS represented the applicant. As contained in the Notice of Intent, narrative,
variance request and accompanying displayed plan*, he described the controlling resource areas;
coastal dune and coastal beach in addition to land subject to coastal storm flowage and land
under the ocean, He explained that his clients have witnessed that part of their dune has moved
landward approximately 18 feet over the 20+ year period since they purchased the property. Mr.
O'Reilly added that the Notice of Intent has been revised since it was filed with the Conservation
Commission to extend the sand nourishment west behind the existing snow fence, for a total of
approximately 765 cubic yards of sacrificial sand. The project proposes to bury the existing snow
fence and maintain it as needed.
Mr. O'Reilly added that his clients believe the proposal is preferable at this time to the listed
alternatives of leaving the area as is or exploring the feasibility of installing a biodegradable coir
erosion control system.
Summary of Staff/Conservation Commission Comments
The Conservation Commission did not confirm the edge of the resource area, coastal dune at this
time due to delineation label discrepancies on the submitted plan.
Discussion centered on whether beach grass is proposed, and the importance of using
appropriate sand material as contained in the Commission's special condition requirements for
sand, as follows:
Brewster Conservation Commission Minutes October 21, 2014 2
A2N. Sand used for beach nourishment shall be compatible in size, color, and texture
with existing sand in the area. The proponent shall provide a grain size sieve analysis of
both the native beach at the project location and the sand to be used for nourishment.
The sieve analysis shall also include the Munsell Soil Color of both the native beach and
the sand to be used for nourishment.
A3N. Sand for nourishment shall be screened through a one quarter inch (1/4') screen
and shall contain less than 10% fines or be washed. Fines shall be defined as material
passing a#200 Sieve. The sand must be coarse and free from clay, silty loam (as
described above) and other undesirable materials.
A4N. Receipts of sand delivery showing amount(s) and source(s) of the material shall be
submitted to the Conservation Commission upon completion of each beach nourishment
activity.
Mr. O'Reilly responded that his clients intend the sand purely as sacrificial for nourishing the
coastal beach, so do not propose to plant American beach grass at this time.
Mr. Gallagher suggested that any Order of Conditions issued for the project might include a
special condition permitting construction and maintenance of a sand drift fence should the buried
wire fence alone not be successful.
Summary of Public Comment
There was no public comment.
Shana Brogan moved, Michael Tobin seconded the motion to continue the hearing to
Wednesday, November 5, to allow receipt of response from the MA Division of Fisheries and
Wildlife, MA Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program (NHESP) as to the project's
occurrence in and potential effect on Priority Habitat for non-wetlands plant and wildlife under the
MA Endangered Species Act(MESA), and Estimated Habitat Map of Rare Wildlife under the
WPA-and for the Conservation Administrator to draft findings and special conditions for an Order
of Conditions for the project
The motion was approved unanimously.
*List of documents submitted for the Notice of Intent and discussed at this hearing:
1. Site Plan,The Amundson Family Realty Trust...18 Muskrat Lane...J.M.O'Reilly...,rev. 10/8/14
Narrative,Variance Request, revised 10/9/14
2. Rare Species,310 CMR 10.59 Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Map as Priority Habitat under
the MA Endangered Species Act(MESA)and Estimated Habitat under MA Wetlands Protection Act
(WPA) regarding the existence of rare plant and wildlife habitat and rare wetlands wildlife
Citizens' Forum
There was no public comment at this time.
Show Cause Hearings/Violations
1. Susan and Terence Lichty,42 Barberry Lane, 68/13 (5/218), clearing and
destruction of vegetation within 100 feet of wetland resources bordering Myrick's
Pond
Matt Farrell, J. M. O'Reilly, Inc., and Theresa Sprague, MALD, Blue Flax Design,
attended on behalf of their clients, Susan and Terence Lichty, to discuss an enforcement
order`and Notice of Violation` issued to them on September 16, 2014.
Ms. Sprague and Mr. Farrell explained their clients maintain that such alterations have
been historic, since before they purchased their property, and that they, unaware of the
wetland laws, continued this practice using hand-held tools. They have also planted non-
Brewster Conservation Commission Minutes October 21, 2014 3
native plants in the 100 and 50 foot buffer zone area. However, after receiving the
enforcement order, they removed the exotic plants from the 50 foot buffer zone.
Mr. Farrell submitted a plan*showing the subject area as it exists with recent vegetation
alteration in the 100 and 50 foot buffer zone consisting primarily of(approximately 100)
altered native red oak, bayberry, arrowwood and blueberry, and pitch pine saplings, as
described by the representatives, and areas of re-growth of altered native sweet pepper
bush in the bordering vegetated wetland (off of the owners' property).
Ms. Sprague explained that due to improper cutting, she believed the oak stumps cannot
generate into healthy canopy-sized trees, so further planning on this will be required, but
the altered sweet pepperbush should re-emerge as healthy native shrubs.
Ms. Sprague added that her clients hope to maintain both a view to the pond and a four-
foot wide path to the pond.
Ms. Sprague then requested the Commission's recommendations on a mitigation plan.
Summary of Commission Comments
Mr. Klein expressed the seriousness of the Lichty's clear-cutting of the native sweet
pepper bush in the wetland itself(next to the pond, off of their property)and requested
the plan provide for additional such plantings should they not survive the alteration.
Following discussion, the Commission consensually agreed that a professional mitigation
plan shall contain a diverse mixture of appropriate* native shrubs and canopy sized trees
depicting the species, size and natural spacing of plants. The Commission stressed the
importance in particular of a fully protective 50 foot buffer zone containing shrubs high in
wildlife value and possibly a fence to delineate and control human activity from this area.
Additionally, the Notice of Intent shall contain a maintenance plan for re-planting the
altered sweet pepperbush should they not survive, and control of invasive species. The
Conservation Administrator shall amend the enforcement order* mandating submittal of a
Notice of Intent with said mitigation plan for the Commission's review, by November 26 at
noon, for a public hearing on December 16, 2014.
*Document submitted and/or discussed at this hearing:
• Minutes,August 19,September 10,2014
• Terry&Susan Lichty 42 Barberry Lane...Existing condition Site Plan J.M.O'Reilly&
Associates, Inc.10/2/14
• Enforcement Order,September 16,2014
Notice of Violation,September 16,2014
• Note:Susan and Terence Lichty submitted full payment for this Notice of Violation on
September 17,2014.
The Commission discussed that in addition to the Lichty's alteration off of their property, there
exists a (presumably historic) path around the pond maintained by others using Myrick's
Pond.
2. Robinwood Homeowners Association, Inc., unauthorized clearing and removal of
vegetation and placement of fill in and within 100 feet of inland wetland resources
on Robinwood Homeowners Association Common Land, 0 Holly Avenue,125/91
(29/58, 999)
3. Philip I. Kenney and Denise A. Vettori, unauthorized clearing and removal of
vegetation and placement of fill in and within 100 feet of inland wetland resources
on Robinwood Homeowners Association Common Land, 0 Holly Avenue,125/91
(29/58,999)
Mr. Gallagher explained that representatives for the Robinwood Homeowners
Association requested the hearing be continued to November 19, 2014, to allow the
association more time to develop a mitigation plan; Mr. Gallagher notified Denise Kenny
(representing Philip I. Kenney and Denise A. Vettori), and she agreed to continuance.
Brewster Conservation Commission Minutes October 21, 2014 4
He recommended the Commission continue the hearings as requested and authorize him
to issue amended enforcement orders revising the date for plan submittal, by Friday,
November 14 at noon.
Hayley Winfield moved, Michael Tobin seconded the motion to continue the above two
hearings (2 and 3) to November 19, 2014, with enforcement amendments as described
above. The motion was Approved Unanimously.
Requests for Administrative Review
1. John Hofmann, 64 Bates Lane, 63/33 (16/103 removal of oak tree
2. Sam Berk, 93 Nickerson Lane, 90/154 (14/103-1), removal of leader limb to improve
views from deck
3. Bruce Bourgeois, 228 Cranview Road, 20/12 (51/18-7), septic system components
As contained in his Administrative Report, the Conservation Administrator explained he
believed the above referenced projects 1 and 2 meet parameters for activities under the
Commission's Administrative Review process.
The scope of project 3 on 228 Cranview Road reaches beyond the typical Administrative
Review, as it involves installation of a septic pump chamber in the 100 foot buffer zone.
All of the components of the chamber, however, are proposed within the existing
driveway layout and the project would be a clear improvement over the existing leaching
system; therefore, Mr. Gallagher stated he would support its approval under the
Administrative Review.
Following discussion on insurance that the driveway on 228 Cranview Road would
remain pervious, Michael Tobin moved, William Klein seconded the motion to approve
the above captioned projects with special conditions in the Administrative Review letter to
the applicant on 228 Cranview Road, as detailed by the Conservation Administrator. The
motion was approved unanimously.
Discussions/Report of the Conservation Administrator
1. Review of 2014-2015 (Amended Draft) Hunting Policy—to Copelas property,
Freeman's Way, Mother's Bog, Extended buffer zone to great ponds in lands under
control of the Conservation Commission
Following review of the above document, the Commissioners signed the draft hunting
policy as presented.
Executive Session (not to return to Regular Session)
Reference: Discussion of strategy with respect to litigation if an open meeting may
have a detrimental effect on the bargaining or litigating position of the public body
and the chair so declares; 45 Candlestick Lane; Map 15, Parcels 16 &42 (formerly
Map 21, Parcels 29-5 & 26-1)
To investigate charges of criminal misconduct or to consider the filing of criminal
complaints.
Notice of Violation #s 3511, 3512, 3513, & 3514; Candlestick Lane
At 8:00 PM, Hayley Winfield moved to convene in executive session, "to meet... as
defined in M.G.L.c. 30A, §21(a),with respect to any litigation or decision on any
public business within its jurisdiction involving another party, group or entity, not
to return to regular session. Shana Brogan seconded the vote. The Commission
voted by roll call: Shana Brogan, "Aye", William Klein, "Aye", Michael Tobin,
"Aye", Hayley Winfield, "Aye", Paul Wightman, "Aye"Virginia lannini, "Aye".
The meeting adjourned at 8:00 PM.
Brewster Conservation Commission Minutes October 21, 2014 5
Carol Spade
*Note:
The words, "wetland"and"resource area"are synonymous.
The 100 and 50 foot buffer zone is the protective upland area located within 100 and 50 feet of a wetland.
Among the list of documents*for this meeting are the following:
1. Conservation Commission Approved Planting List:Cape Cod Cooperative Extension Service
(www.capecodextension.org),list of native woody plants for coastal/inland wetland buffer zones
depicting the species,size and natural spacing of plants
2. (Brewster Conservation Commission)Acceptable Plantings for Buffers to Resource Areas
3. Administrative Report of the Conservation Administrator,October 21, 2014 meeting
4. Meeting audio recording,and video recording, Town of Brewster Website http://town.brewster.ma.us
Brewster Conservation Commission Minutes October 21, 2014 6
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Town of Orleans Phosphorus Bylaw Provisions—Fertilizer Management DCPC
December 4, 2014
Pursuant to Sections 5 and 11 of the Cape Cod Commission Act, c. 716 of the Acts of 1989, as amended,
the Cape Cod Commission will conduct a public hearing on Thursday, December 4, 2014, 3:00 p.m.,at
the First District Courthouse,Assembly of Delegates Chambers,3195 Main Street, BaMstable, MA
02630,to review and determine whether the Town of Orleans'phosphorus by-law provisions,approved
at its Town Meeting October 27, 2014 as the Town's proposed implementing regulations pursuant to the
Cape-wide Fertilizer Management District of planning Concern(DCPC), Barnstable County Ordinance
13-07,conform to the Guidelines for Implementing Regulatiobs set out in said DCPC Designation.
Anyone wishing to testify orally will be welcome to do so.Written comments may also be submitted at
the hearing,or delivered or mailed to the Cape Cod Commission, P.Q. Box 226,3225 Main Street,
Barnstable,MA 02630 for receipt on or before the date of the hearing or until the hearing is closed.The
relevant documents maybe viewed at the Cape Cod Commission office between the hours of 8:30 a.m.
and 4:30 p.m. For further information or to schedule an appointment,please contact the Commission
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• • Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod
411 Main Street Suite 6 • Yarmouthport, MA 02675 a 508-362-3559
www.habitatcapecod.org
Dear Neighbors of 620 Tubman Road: November 10,2014
As you may have already heard, Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod,with generous land acquisition
funding from the Brewster Community preservation Committee,has purchased a 13.92 acre portion of
the property at 620 Tubman Road (formerly Bassett's Wild Animal Farm).
The Tubman Road project is currently in early stages.We completed feasibility prior to taking title, and
we are now in pre-development,just beginning to look at site and home design and permitting, There
are many details on the project yet to be determined. What we do know is that this will be a subdivision
of fourteen homes that will be sold affordably to our income qualified buyers,and the homes will be
affordable in perpetuity. In terms of timing,our grant funding has set the schedule that we be
permitted by October of 2016,that we build and sell at least six homes by October of 2018 and that we
build and sell the remaining eight homes by October 2121.
This will be a community housing neighborhood. Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod intends to use our
tried-and-true "sweat-equity" model to build the affordable homes.With this model our selected
purchaser-families will partner with Habitat and devote 250 to 500 hours building their homes alongside
community volunteers.This promotes homeowners who are well educated on building and
maintenance,and fosters a true sense of community. Habitat works closely with our buyers, not just
through a rigorous application process, but throughout the construction period, providing significant
homebuyer education including preparation for closing, budget counseling, and workshops in caring for
their home and landscaping.Sweat equity and pre-purchase workshops have proven to be key elements
in fostering successful homeownership.
Habitat also partners with our communities,seeking donations of materials, professional services, and
labor.We strive to make our homes welcome in a neighborhood and to be good neighbors. Habitat
works to create a collaborative spirit where a whole community can be actively involved in helping to
address the affordable housing crisis.
We look forward to a great community build In Brewster, and will endeavor to keep our neighbors
involved and up to date on our plans, in addition to the more formal public permitting process.We have
attached a current site plan; Lot 2 is the Habitat lot. Please call or e-mail if you have any questions or
comments.Additionally, if you would like future information via e-mail, please call and provide us with
an address.
Sincerely,
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Leedara Zola,508-280-6144 itola@habitatcaoecod.ors
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November 15,2014
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Board of Selectmen
Brewster Town Hall
2198 Main Street
Brewster, MA 02633
RE. PEG Access Payment
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percentage payment is enclosed.
Please da not hesitate to contact me with any questions at 617.279. 6017.
Sincerely,
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Timothy G. Mu vane, Vice President of Government& Regulatory Affairs, Comeast
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Brewster,MA 02631
RE. Important Information on Price Adjustments
❑ear Chairman and Members of the Board:
We are committed to constantly improving our customers' entertainment and communications
experience in your community, and we continue to invest in making their services even better. As we
make these and other investments, we periodically need to adjust prices due to increases we incur in
programming and other business costs, Starting December 20, 2014, new prices will apply to select
XFINITY TV and Internet services and equipment as reflected in the enclosed notice.
Among these price changes, we have itemized a Regional Sports Fee for customers receiving Expanded
Basic and Kfinity Latino 450 service tiers and above to offset the rising costs of delivering regional sports
networks. in addition, we have improved our Digital Adapter Additional Outlet service so that our
Family Tier, Digital Economy,and Latino tier customers receive the same channel lineup on their primary
and additional outlets. Starting December 20, 2014, the Digital Adapter Additional Outlet service fees
for these customers will be$2.99.
We are committed to providing our customers with a consistently superior experience, including 24/7
customer service and on-time arrival—or we'll credit the customer $20 or provide a free premium
channel for three months. We back up our services with the Comcast Customer Guarantee (visit
www.comcast.co_rn�guarantee for details).
We know you may have questions about these changes. If I can be of any further assistance, please
contact me at 617.279.6017.
Sincerely,
MGWY 0XeRJTV1
Mary O'Keeffe,Sr. Manager
Government& Regulatory Affairs
Enclosure
IMPORTANT Information about your XFINITYI Service
November 20,2014
Dearvalued Customer:
Comcast is committed to keeping you informed about our products and services.Periodically,we must adjust prices due to increases in programming
and business costs.Starting December 20,2014,the monthly price for the following services will increase as follows:
Current Price New Price 12/20/2014
Blast Plus .......................................................$84.95 $86.95
Blast Extra Bundle.................................................$74.95 $76.95
Canales Selecto...................................................$12.95 $14.95
Total Premium with SET.... ........................................$61,45 $63.95
Digital Gold ......................................................$53.45 $53.95
Platinum Pak ....................................................$53.45 $53.95
If you're receiving services on a promotional basis,under a minimum term agreement associated with a specific rate,
or in the guaranteed period of one of our SurePrice-plans as of December 13,2014,the prices for those specific
services will not be affected during the applicable period.
Thanks for being a Comcast customer.
J11L
COMCAST
Prices shown are for residential service only and do not include federal,state and local taxes,FCC user and franchise fees or Regulatory Recovery fees
or other related costs.Prices and services are subject to change.Call 1-800-COMCAST for additional details.02014 Comcast. x-35639
IMPORTANT Information about your XFINITYO Service
November 20,2014
Dear Valued Customer:
Comcast is committed to keeping you informed about our products and services.Periodically,we must adjust prices due to increases in programming
and business costs.Starting December 20,2014,Comcast's monthly leased modem charge will increase$2.00.As the package you currently
subscribe includes a leased modem,the price of that package will increase as follows
Current Price New Price 12/20/2014
Earthlink wAeased modem...........................................$53,95 $55.95
Galaxy wAeased modem ............................................$56.95 $58.95
NetOne w/leased modem............................................$56.95 $58.95
If you're receiving services on a promotional basis,under a minimum term agreement associated with a specific rate,
or in the guaranteed period of one of our SurePrice—plans as of December 13,2014,the prices for those specific
services will not be affected during the applicable period.
Thanks for being a Comcast customer.
JIL
COMCAST
Prices shown are for residential service only and do not include federal,.state and local taxes,FCC user and franchise fees or Regulatory Recovwy fees
or other related casts.Prices and services are subject to change.Call 1-800-COMCAST for additional details.02014 Comcast. X-35640
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR XFINITY SERVICES AND RATES
FOR Brewster & Truro, MA
Dear Valued Customer, November 2014
At Comcast, we are committed to constantly improving your entertainment and communications experience, and we continue to invest
in making your services even better. As we make these and other investments, we periodically need to adjust prices due to increases
we incur in programming and other business costs.
Starting on December 20, 2014, the prices of select XFINITY°TV and Internet services and equipment will change.We've included the
changes in this notice.
Among these price changes, we have itemized a Regional Sports Fee for customers receiving Expanded Basic and XFINITY TV 450
Latino service tiers and above to offset the rising costs of distributing regional sports networks.
In addition, we have improved our Digital Adapter Additional Outlet Service so that our Family Tier, Digital Economy, and XFINITY TV
Latino customers receive the same channel lineup on their primary and additional outlets. If you are one of these customers, starting
December 20, 2014, your Digital Adapter Additional Outlet Service fee will be $2.99.
Have questions? Please visit us at comcast.com/questions.
If you're receiving services on a promotional basis, under a minimum term agreement associated with a specific rate,or in the guaranteed period of one of
our SurePriceTM plans as of December 13,2014,the prices for those specific services will not be affected during the applicable period.
Current New Price
BUNDLED PACKAGES'
TRIPLE PLAY PACKAGES Price Eff,12/20/14
QUAD PLAY PACKAGES HD Complete XF Triple Play Bundle Includes Digital Starter,
QUAD PLAY PACKAGE PRICING BELOW IS ADDITIONAL TO TRIPLE PLAY PACKAGE PRICING Digital Premier,The Movie Channel®and AnyRoom®DVR Service
with Secure 300 add2 $39.95 For SurePrice add3 $35.00 for primary outlet,Digital Additional Outlet Service on up to 3 TVs,
HD Technology Fee,Blast!®Internet,Wireless Gateway and
with Secure 350 add2 $49.95 For SurePrice add3 $45.00 XFINITY Voice Unlimited TI $245.49 No Change
Current New Price SurePrice4 $224.99 No Change
TRIPLE PLAY PACKAGES Price Eff.12/20/14 SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing $219.99 No Change
Starter XF Triple Play Bundle Includes Digital Starter for primary before 12/10/13)
outlet,Performance Internet and XFINITY Voice Unlimited TM $147.49 No Change Economy Triple Play XF Includes Digital Economy for primary
SurePrice4 $124.99 No Change outlet,Economy Plus Internet and XFINITY Voice Local with More® $92.85 No Change
SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing $119.99 No Change Current New Price
Preferrreded XF Triple Play Bundle Includes Digital Starter and
before 13) XFINITY LATINO PADUETE TRIPLE Price Eff.12/20/14
X
Digital Preferred for primary outlet,Performance Internet and XFINITY 3300 Latino Includes XFINITY TV 300 Latino for
XFINITY Voice Unlimited TM $160.49 No Change primary outlet,Performance Internet,XFINITY Voice Unlimited TM
SurePrice4 $144.99 No Change and Carefree Minutes Latin America 300.Can substitute Carefree
SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing $134.99 No Change Minutes Mexico 300. $134.99 No Change
12/10/13 thru 3/31/14) SurePrice4 $124.99 No Change
SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing $129.99 No Change XFINITY 3450 Latino Includes XFINITY TV 450 Latino for primary
on or before 12/09/13) outlet,Performance Internet,XFINITY Voice UnlimitedTm and
HD Preferred XF Triple Play Bundle Includes Digital Starter, Carefree Minutes Latin America 300.Can substitute Carefree
Digital Preferred and Starz®for primary outlet,HD Technology Minutes Mexico 300. $142.49 No Change
Fee, Performance Internet and XFINITY Voice Unlimited TM $170.49 No Change SurePrice4 $134.99 No Change
SurePrice4 $154.99 No Change SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing $124.99 No Change
SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing $144.99 No Change 12/10/13 thru 05/19/14)
12/10/13 thru 3/31/14) SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing $119.99 No Change
SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing $139.99 No Change on or before 12/09/13)
on or before 12/09/13) XFINITY 3600 Latino Includes Digital Starter,Digital Preferred
HD Preferred Plus XF Triple Play Bundle Includes Digital and XFINITY TV Latino for primary outlet,Performance Internet,
Starter,Digital Preferred,HBO®and Starz®for primary outlet, XFINITY Voice UnlimitedTm and Carefree Minutes Latin America
HD Technology Fee,Blast!®Internet and XFINITY Voice Unlimited TM $190.49 No Change 300.Can substitute Carefree Minutes Mexico 300. $160.49 No Change
SurePrice4 $174.99 No Change SurePrice4 $144.99 No Change
SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing $164.99 No Change XFINITY 3650 Latino Includes Digital Starter,Digital Preferred,
12/10/13 thru 3/31/14) XFINITY TV Latino and Starz®for primary outlet,HD Technology
SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing $159.99 No Change Fee, Performance Internet,XFINITY Voice UnlimitedTm and
on or before 12/09/13) Carefree Minutes Latin America 300.Can substitute Carefree
HD Premier XF Triple Play Bundle Includes Digital Starter, Minutes Mexico 300. $170.49 No Change
Digital Premier and DVR Service or AnyRoom®DVR Service for SurePrice4 $154,99 No Change
primary outlet,HD Technology Fee,Blast!®Internet and XFINITY
Voice Unlimited TM XFINITY 3150 Latino Includes XFINITY TV 150 Latino for primary
$215.49 No Change outlet,Economy Plus Internet and XFINITY Voice Unlimited TM $97,85 No Change
SurePrice4 $184.99 No Change
SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing $179.99 No Change
before 12/10/13) SA8EF14Z
XF TRIPLE PLAY PACKAGE REWARDS/ Starter XF, Preferred XF, HD Preferred -
XFINITY LATINO PAQUETE Regular XFINITY 3450 XFINITY 3600 XF,XFINITY HD Preferred HD HD Complete
TRIPLE REWARDS Price Latino Latino 3650 Latino Plus XF Premier XF5 ° XF5
HBO@6 $19.95/ $15.00/ $15.00/ $15.00/ Included/ Included/ Included/
(Current Price/New Price) $15.00 No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change
Showtime@6 $19,95/ $10.00/ $10.00/ $10.00/ $10.00/ Included/ Included/
(Current Price/New Price) $12.00 $12.00 $12,00 $12.00 $12.00 No Change No Change
Starz®6 $19.95/ $10.00/ $10.00/ Included/ Included/ Included/ Included/
(Current Price/New Price) $12.00 $12.00 $12.00 No Change No Change No Change No.Change
Cinemax& $19,95/ $10.00/ $10.00/ $10.00/ $10.00/ Included/ Included/
(Current Price/New Price) $12.00 $12.00 $12.00 $12.00 $12.00 No Change NQ Change
The Movie Channel06 $19.95/ $10.00/ $10.00/ $10.00/ $10.00/ $10.00/ Included/
(Current Price/New Price) $12.00 $.12.00 $12.00 $12.00 $12,00 $12.00 No.Change
Soorts Entertainment Package? $8.95/ $8.95/ $6.95/ $6.95/ $6,95/ Included/ Included/
(Current Price/New Price) No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change
DVR Service8 $8.00/ $8.00/ $8.00/ $8.00/ $8.00/ Included/ Included/
(Current Price/New Price) $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 No Change No Change
AnyRoom@ DVR Services $10.00/ $10.00/ $10.00/ $10.00/ $10.00/ Included/ Included/
(Current Price/New Price) No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change
Digital Additional Outlet Service10(SD or HD) $9.95/ $9.95/ $9.95/ $9.95/ $9.95/ $9.95/ Included(up to 3)/
(Current Price/New Price) No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change
HD Technology Feeii $9.95/ $9.95/ $9.95/ Included/ Included/ Included/ Included/
(Current Price/New Price) No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change
30 Technology Fee12 $0.00/ $0.00/ $0.00/ $0.00/ $0.00/ $0.00/ $0.00/
(Current Price/New Price) No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change No Change
Blast!®Speed Upgrade $63.95/ $10.00/ $10.00/ $10.00/ Included/ Included/ Included/
(Current Price/New Price) $65.95 $12.00 $12.00 $12.00 No Change No Change No Change
Extreme 150 Upgradel3 $99.95/ $46.00/ $46.00/ $46.00/ $36.00/ $36.00/ $36.00/
(Current Price/New Price) No Change No Change No Change No Change $34.00 $34.00 $34.00
Current New Price XFINITY° TV
DOUBLE PLAY PACKAGES Price Eff.12/20/14
Blast PIusT"'with HBO Includes Digital Economy,StreampixT1 Current New Price
BASIC SERVICES Price Eff.12/20/14
and HBO@ for primary outlet and Blast!®Internet $91.95 $93.95
SurePrice4 $74.99 No Change Brewster,MA
SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing on $69.99 No Change Limited Basic14,15 $21.00 No Change
or before 09/29/14) Expanded Basic16 Includes standard definition digital
Internet Plus Includes Limited Basic,HBO@,StreampixT" converter and remote for primary outlet $48.95 No Change
standard definition digital converter and remote for primary outlet Franchise Related Cost15,17 $0.15 No Change
and Performance Internet $69.95 $74.95 Truro,MA
SurePrice4 $64.99 No Change Limited Basic14,15 $16.50 No Change
SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing on $59.99 No Change Expanded Basicl6 Includes standard definition digital
or before 09/29/14) converter and remote for primary outlet $53.45 No Change .
Preferred XF Double Play Includes Digital Starter and Digital
Preferred for primary outlet and Performance Internet $141.85 No Change Franchise Related Costi5,17 $0.11 $0.10
SurePrice4 $109.99 No Change Broadcast TV Fee(all areas) $1.50 $3.25
XFINITY 2300 Latina Includes XFINITY TV 300 Latino for primary Current New Price
outlet and Performance Internet $103.90 No Change DIGI7AL SERVICES Price Eff.12/20/14
SurePrice4 $99.99 No Change Digital Economy Includes Limited Basic,additional digital -
XFINI7Y 2450 Latina Includes XFINITY TV 450 Latino for primary channels and a standard definition digital converter and remote
outlet and Performance Internet $123.90 No Change for the primary outlet,access to Pay-Per-View and On Demand
programming and Music Choice@ $39.95 No Change
SurePrice4
$109.99 No Change With XFINITY Voice or Internet Service $37.95.. No Change
SurePrice4(for 12 month promotion customers subscribing on $104.99 No Change Digital Starter Includes Limited Basic,Expanded Basic,
or before 05/19/14) MoviePlex,access to Pay-Per-View and On Demand programming
XFINITY 2600 Latina Includes Digital Starter,Digital Preferred and Music Choice® $69.95 No Change
and XFINITY TV Latino for primary outlet and Performance Internet $159.80 No Change XFINITY TV 150 Latina Includes Limited Basic,XFINITY
SurePrice4 $119.99 No Change TV Latino,standard definition digital converter and remote
XFINITY 2150 Latino Includes XFINITY TV 150 Latino for primary outlet $27.95 No Change
for primary outlet and Economy Plus Internet $57.90 No Change XFINITY TV 200 Latina Includes Digital Economy,XFINITY TV
Latino for primary outlet $41.95 No Change
XFINITY TV 300 Latino Includes XFINITY TV 200 Latino and
additional digital channels for primary outlet $49.95 No Change
XFINITY TV 450 Latino Includes XFINITY TV 300 Latino and
additional digital channels for primary outlet $69.95 No Change
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Current New Price PAY-PER-VIEW AND ON DEMAND Current New Price
BASIC AND DIGITAL ANCILLARY SERVICES Price Eff.12/20/14 SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES25 Price Eff.12/20/14
HBO®6 $19.95 $15.00 Bollywood Hits On Demand $12.99 No Change
ShowtimeO6 $19.95 $12.00 Bollywood Hits On Demand
Starz@6 $19.95 $12.00 w/a South Asian international selection $9.99 No Change
Cinemax@6 $19.95 $12.00 here!TV On Demand $7.99 No Change
The Movie Channel@6 $19.95 $12.00 The Jewish Channel On Demand $6.99 No Change
Playboy@6 $19.95 No Change Too Much for TV On Demand $14.99 No Change
Disney Family Movies On Demand $5.99 No Change
Sports Entertainment Package7Includes over 28 channels pay-Per-View and On Demand Movies and Events26 Prices
including NFL RedZone,ESPNU, ESPN Goal Line, PAC 12,Big Ten (per title or event) Vary No Change
Network,CBS Sports Network,FCS Atlantic,and FCS Central $8.95 No Change
Family Tier18Includes over 35 channels including CNN Headline StreampiXTm27 $4.99 No Change
News,Sprout,National Geographic,and HGTV $14.95 No Change Vivid On Demand Subscription28 $19.95 No Change
XFINITY TV Latino6Includes over 45 channels of Spanish Hustler On Demand Subscription28 $19.95 No Change
Language programming $17.95 No Change TEN On Demand Subscription28 $19.95 No Change
Digital Preferred19Includes over 65 channels including
Cooking Channel,NFL Network, Destination America,DIY, SPORTS PACKAGES25
and Disney Junior $17.95 No Change MLB Extra Innings@,MLS Direct Kick,NHL@ Center IceO,
Digital Preferred plus One Premium?Includes Digital Preferred NBA League Pass,ESPN GamePlan,ESPN Full Court Call 1-800-XFINITY for pricing
and choice of Showtime@,Starz@,Cinemax@ or
The Movie Channel@ $32.45 $29.95 Current New Price
Digital Preferred with HB0O7 Includes Digital Preferred VIDEO EQUIPMENT Price Eff.12/20/14
and HBOO $32.45 $32.95 Limited Basic Only Converter $1,00 No Change
Digital Preferred plus Two Premiums?Includes Digital Digital Converter $2.50 No Change
Preferred and choice of two premium channels of Showtime@, Remote Control $0.18 No Change
Starz@,Cinemax@ or The Movie Channel@ $43.45 $41.95 HD Digital Converter(Limited Basic Only) $2,20 $2.30
Digital Preferred with HB0O and One Premium?Includes Digital Adapter(Limited Basic Only-Primary Outlet,SD or HD) $0.00 No Change
Digital Preferred,HBO@ and choice of ShowtimeO,StarzO, Digital Adapter
Cinemax@ or The Movie Channel@ $43.45 $44.95 (Limited Basic Only-1st and 2nd Additional Outlet,SO or HD) $0.00 No Change
Digital Preferred Plus?Includes Digital Preferred,HBO@ Digital Adapter
and Starz@(No longer available for new subscription (Limited Basic Only-3rd Additional Outlet and above,SO or HD) $0.50 No Change
effective 12/20/14) $43.45 $44.95 CableCARD(first card in device) $0.00 No Change
Digital Premier?Includes Digital Preferred,HBO@,Showtime@, CableCARD(second card in same device) $1.00 No Change
Starz@,Cinemax@ and Sports Entertainment Package $57.45 $59.95
HD Technology Fee» $9.95 No Change Initial Installation After Initial
of Service Installation of Service
3D Technology Fee12 $0.00 No Change
DVR Service8 $8.00 $10.00 INSTALLATION FEES Current New Price Current New Price
(PER OCCURRENCE UNLESS NOTED) Price Eff.01/01/15 Price Eff.01/01/15
AnyRoom®DVR Services $10.00 No Change Unwired Home29,30(Standard Installation) $32.00 No Change N/A N/A
Digital Additional Outlet Service10(SD or HD) $9.95 No Change Wired Home29,30(Standard Installation) $32.00 No Change N/A N/A
with DVR Service8 $17.95 $19.95 Two Products3l $80.00 No Change N/A N/A
with AnyRoom@ DVR Service $19.95 No Change Three Products32 $90.00 No Change N/A N/A
with AnyRoomO DVR Service(client) $9.95 No Change Installation of each Additional Outlet $13.35 $14.40 $32.15 $33.20
with CableCARD20 $7.45 No Change Activation of each Additional Outlet $5.60 $6.10 $22.05 $22.95
Digital Adapter Additional Outlet Service21 (SD or HD) $1.99 $2.99 Relocate Additional Outlet $13.35 $14.50 $28.55 $30.30
with Digital Economy22 $0.50 $2.99 Connect VCR/DVD $7.90 $7.75 $16.35 $19.00
with Family Tier23 $0.50 $2.99 Current New Price
with XFINITY TV Latino24 $0.50 $2.99 Price Eff.01/01/15
Upgrade/Downgrade of Service(No in-home visit required) $1.99 $0.00
Current New Price Upgrade DVR Service $26.30 $28.45
INTERNATIONAL SELECTIONS6 Price Eff.12/20/14 Upgrade of Service(In-home visit required) $26.30 $28.45
Rai Italia(Italian) $9.99 No Change Downgrade of Service(In-home visit required) $12.05 $12.40
TV5 MONDE(French) $9.99 No Change
CTI-Zhong Tian Channel(Chinese/Mandarin) $11.99 No Change Hourly Service Charge30(For custom installation work) $33.20 $35.80
In Home Service Visit(XFINITY TV) $32.10 $37.05
RTN(Russian) $14.99 No Change
Willow Plus(South Asian/Cricket Sport) $14.99 No Change REACTIVATION FEES
Zee TV(South Asian) $14.99 No Change (NO IN-HOME VISIT REQUIRED-PER OCCURRENCE Current New Price
SIC(Portuguese) $9.99 No Change UNLESS NOTED) Price Eff.01/01/15
Office reactivation for XFINITY Internet $6.00 No Change
TV Globo(Portuguese/Brazilian) $19.99 No Change Office reactivation for XFINITY Voice $6.00 No Change
PFC(Portuguese/Brazilian) $19.99 No Change Office reactivation for XFINITY TV $6.00 No Change
TV Globo&PFC(Portuguese/Brazilian) $29.99 No Change
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MISCELLANEOUS FEES Current New Price 14 Requires digital adapter,CableCARD or digital converter.
(PER OCCURRENCE UNLESS NOTED) Price Eff.12/20/14 15 Discount of 10%off of Limited Basic(including discounts on Broadcast TV Fee and FRC)
Customer-Owned Video Equipment Credit available to customers who are 65+,head of household,receiving MA Fuel Assistance
(See www.comcast.com/equipmentpolicy for additional information) $2.50 No Change or Medicaid.Restrictions apply.
Regional Sports Fee33(per month) N/A $1.00 16 Requires purchase of Limited Basic.
Service Protection Plan34(per month)Inside home wiring 17 Franchise Related Costs are costs associated with providing public,educational
protection for cable TV,high-speed internet and phone services $3.95 $4.95 and/or government access facilities and equipment and/or other related costs
X1 Platform Upgrade Fee $49.99 No Change in your community.
18 Requires digital converter and purchase of Limited Basic and cannot be combined with
collect past due balance or unret
Field Collection Charge Visit customer's residence required to Expanded Basic.Family Tier programming included in Digital Services except for
urned equipment $25.00 No Change XFINITY TV Latino.
of
Returned Payment Item(each) $20. No Change 19 Requires Digital Starter or XFINITY TV 450 Latino.
5%of 20 Applicable with a subscription to any level of digital service. Includes a customer-
Late Fee balance No Change overdue owned video equipment credit of$2.50.An additional charge will apply for additional
Convenience Fee—Agent CableCARDs in the same device.
For payment made by phone with a Customer Care Representative $5.99 No Change 21 Includes digital adapter and remote.Digital service tier on additional outlet
unreturned or Damaged Equipment Fees35 Replacement No corresponds to digital service tier on primary outlet.Does not include access to On
(per piece) Cost Change Demand content,premium channels or programming guide.Not available to customers
with Limited Basic only.
Self Install Kit36 $15.00 No Change 22 Requires Digital Economy on primary outlet.Does not include access to On Demand
Self Install Kit Shipping and Handling(Standard Shipping) $9.95 No Change content,premium channels or on screen programming guide.
Self Install Kit Shipping and Handling(Priority Shipping) $29.95 No Change 23 Requires Family Tier on primary outlet.Does not include access to On Demand content,
Accessory Shipping and Handling $5.95 No Change premium channels or on screen programming guide.
TV Guide@ Weekly Magazine(per month) $4.20 No Change 24 Requires XFINITY TV Latino on primary outlet.Does not include access to On Demand
content,premium channels or on screen programming guide.
Certain services available separately or as a part of other levels of service.Comcast service 25 Requires digital converter and Limited Basic.Sports packages will automatically
is subject to Comcast's standard terms and conditions of service.Unless otherwise specified, renew at the start of each season at that season's full-season early-bird rate,provided
prices shown are the monthly charge for the corresponding service,equipment or package. Comcast still carries the package.Subscription will automatically be billed in 4 total
Prices shown do not include applicable taxes,franchise fees,FCC fees,Regulatory Recovery payments.Call 1-800-XFINITY to cancel subscription or automatic renewal up to 30
Fee, Public Access fees,other state or local fees or other applicable charges(e.g.,per-call days into the season.Charges are non-refundable after the first 30 days of the season.
toll or international charges).After a notice of an increase in price,you may change your Other restrictions may apply.Customers,enrolled in the auto-renewal program moving
level of service at no additional charge for a period of 30 days from the effective date of the to another Comcast serviceable address and continuing service with Comcast in or out
change.Please refer to your billing statement for your Local Franchising Authority's name of season,will remain enrolled in the auto-renewal program.
and address.Prices,services and features are subject to change.If you are a video service 26 Price of Pay-Per-View and On Demand Movie or Event is displayed prior to the
customer and you own a compatible digital converter or CableCARD device,please call completion of the Pay-Per-View or On Demand ordering process.
1-800-XFINITY for pricing information or visit www.comcast.com/equipmentpolicy. 27 Requires digital converter and Limited Basic to receive StreampixTM on television.
For information about XFINITY policies and terms of service,go to www,comcast.com/ StreampixTM included with the following tiers of service:HD Preferred Plus XF Triple
policies.02014 Comcast.All rights reserved. Play,HD Premier XF Triple Play or HD Complete XF Triple Play.HD content requires
1 Requires a Voice/Data Modem,except for HD Complete Triple Play. subscription to HD Technology Fee.Streaming to IDS device requires XFINITYTM TV app,
2 XFINITY Home Secure 300 and XFINITY Home 350 requires 2 year agreement with early Internet service with bandwidth of at least 600 Kbps and a subscription to Limited Basic.
termination fee if terminated prior to end of term. For additional information on XFINITY Streaming to laptop/computer requires equipment meeting minimum requirements
Home Security go to www.xfinity.com/home, posted at http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-supporUinternet/requirements-to-
3 SurePrice only available for 12 months to Quad Play customers with Starter XF Triple run-xfinity-internet-service/,Internet service with bandwidth of at least 600 Kbps and a
Play,Preferred XF Triple Play and HD Preferred XF Triple Play customers after 12 month subscription to Limited Basic.
promotional pricing with 12 month contract.SurePrice only available for 12 months to 28 Requires Limited Basic and digital converter.Not available in all areas.
Quad Play customers with HD Premier XF Triple Play and HD Complete XF Triple Play 29 Does not include installation charges for Extreme 150 Internet Service,Extreme 505
customers after 24 month promotional pricing with 24 month contract. Internet Service,XFINITY Home Security,Wireless Networking,XFINITY Internet
4 SurePrice only available for 12 months to XF Triple Play or XFINITY Latino Paquete Triple,Blast or XFINITY Voice activation fees.
Plus with HBO®Double Play,Internet Plus,Preferred XF Double Play,XFINITY 2300 Latino, 30 Standard/Product installations include video installations up to 125 feet from existing
XFINITY 2450 Latino and XFINITY 2600 Latino customers after 12 month promotional package. Comcast plant,unless noted differently in the local franchise agreement.Custom
5 AnyRoom®DVR Service is included with HD Premier Triple Play and HD Complete installations include installations which require in-wall wiring or installations in extensive
Triple Play if AnyRoom®DVR Service is installed on primaryoutlet. drop ceilings,basements,or crawl spaces.
6 Requires digital converter or CableCARD and Limited Basic. 31 Includes two of the following installations:XFINITY TV-Unwired or Wired Home
7 Requires Digital Starter, Standard Installation,XFINITY Internet-Professional Internet Installation or XFINITY.
8 Requires HD Technology Fee. Digital Additional Outlet Service required for DVR Service' Voice-Standard Installation.Does not include Extreme 505 or Extreme 150 Internet
Service installation charge,wireless networking activation or fees.
on additional outlets.Not available to customers with Limited Basic only. 32 Includes up to three outlets,XFINITY TV-Unwired or Wired Home Standard Installation,
9 Sold only with Digital Additional Outlet Service for up to 3 TVs,maximum 3 clients per XFINITY Internet-Professional Internet Installation and XFINITY Voice-Standard
household.Requires HD Technology Fee and professional installation.Not available to Installation.Does not include Extreme 505 or Extreme 150 Internet Service installation
customers with Limited Basic only. charge,wireless networking or activation fees.
10 Not available to Limited Basic only customers.Digital service tier on additional outlet 33 Applies to XFINITY TV Digital Starter and above and XFINITY TV 450 Latino.
corresponds to digital service tier on primary outlet. 34 See http://www,comcast.com/spp for information on Service Protection Plan:
11 Not available to customers with Limited Basic only.Must subscribe to HD Technology Fee to 35 Contact 1-800-XFINITY for questions regarding equipment replacement charges.
receive HD programming.
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November 21, 2014
Town of Brewster
Susan M. Leven, Town Planner or Keeper of the Records
Town of Brewster Planning Board
Town Hall
2198 Main Street
Brewster, MA 02631 HAND DELIVERED
Re: Massachusetts Public Records Request
Dear Ms. Leven:
This is a request under the Massachusetts Public Records Law (M. G. L. Chapter
66, Section 10). 1 am requesting that I be provided a copy of the following
records:
Any and all records and or correspondence including but not limited to Electronic
Mail or messages, Email, Mailed correspondence, Hand delivered
correspondence, transcribed conversations, maps, drawings, notes, minutes,
recorded conversations, diaries, either received by or remitted to or concerning
any of the following persons or entities between the dates of January 1, 2009 and
November 17, 2014 regarding the proposed re-zoning or existing zoning of Real
Estate in East Brewster more accurately collectively described in the Town of
Brewster Special Town Meeting Warrant of May 5, 2014 as Article 31 and
Special Town Meeting Warrant of November 17, 2014 as Article 10:
1. Geraldine Boccio currently of Truro MA, formerly of Provincetown, MA.
Former owner of For Love of the Breed.
2. Boxer Shorts Realtv Trust a nominee Trust formerly owning real estate
in Brewster located at 4018 Main Street
3. For Love of the Breed a business formerly located in Brewster located
at 4018 Main Street.
4. Alex Wentworth currently of 786 Stony Brook Road, Brewster.
5. Wentworth Motorsport a business located on Thad Ellis Road,
Brewster.
6. MOG Real Estate Holdings, LLC. A Massachusetts Limited Liability
Company, located at 786 Stony Brook Road, Brewster, currently
holding title to real estate located at 4018 Main Street, Brewster.
I recognize that you may charge reasonable costs for copies, as well as for
personnel time needed to comply with this request. If you expect costs to exceed
$10.00, please provide a detailed fee estimate.
12
The aforementioned request is exclusive of public minutes, public video tapes,
and published documents.
The Public Records Law requires you to provide me with a written response
within 10 calendar days. If you cannot comply with my request, you are statutorily
required to provide an explanation in writing.
Sincerely, ,r
Gregory�'H. Mam
215 Old Bog Rrk ad
Brewster, MA 02631
508-240-2170
V Cc: Town of Brewster Administrator Office
Hand Delivered
94 Main Street
Hyannis,MA 42601
(508)771-7517
J) Duff (508)711-7514,fax
Health Centel" www.duffyhealthcenter.org
November 19,201 h
Board of Selectmen
Charles Sumner
Town Administrator
Brewster Town Hall
2198 Main Street
Brewster, MA 02631
Re: Infrom the Streets (IFTS) Program
Dear Colleagues:
Individuals all over Cape Cod become homeless and vulnerable. Not forever, but for a time. In
some cases, it could be the result of an injury or illness,time needed to cope with the loss of a spouse
or family member, or losing a job. Perhaps you know of them since they live in your town. In fact,
ninety-five percent of the homeless clients served by the Duffy Health Center come from the Cape,
and every town in Barnstable County is represented.
The Town of Barnstable, Cape Cod Council of Churches, Duffy Health Center and other homeless
service providers started In From The Streets in 2005. IFTS offers a temporary, safe place for people
who are vulnerable— a transgender teen, elderly men and women, a mentally ill veteran - and unable
to stay in shelters. IFTS is used For a motel room,a deposit for a sober house placement, or to assist
the client to move into safe group housing,while well-skilled case managers help them develop
stability plans and access to other community resources.
In the past year, of the 15 persons receiving help from IFTS, 13 persons became housed or were
provided housing through treatment or special programs. All 15 were enrolled or were reinstated
with health insurance benefits,five persons became employed and four others received job training.
Duffy Health Center will continue to work with each individual to develop a housing plan of action
and to assist with needed benefits and medical, behavioral health,and other support services.
This year the success of the IFTS program has,von support from the,United Way in the foon of
$16.000. with the challenge that towns across the Cage ioin this effort. The Town of Barnstable has,
committed $5.000 to this effort in 2014, and Town Council unanimously passed a resolution,
supporting the program (attached). And,the Town of Chatham has approved $1,000 for IFTS. We
askfar a commitment of$1,000 by your town so that more Cape Codders can benefit from the
program.
I look forward to your response to our challenge,and to your commitment to strengthen all our
communities.
Sincerely,
Heidi Romans Nelson, FACHE
CEO
Enclosure
Partners on the road to health, hope and home.
Town of Barnstable
Town Council
C.�► 367 Main Street,Village of Hyannis,MA 02601
508-8624738 . 508-862-4770 BARNSTABLE
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Councillors: November 17, 2014
Jessica Rapp Grassetti
President Duffy Health Center
Precinct 7 94 Main Street
Ann s.Candy Hyannis, MA 02601
Vire President
Preciaict 1
Eric R.Steinhilher To Whom It May Concern:
Precinct 2
Paul Hebert Recently the Town of Barnstable adopted a policy which allows it to write
Precinct 3 letters of support for non-profit entities that work for the public good. The letter of
Frederick Chirigots support may then be used in the competitive search for financial assistance from
Precinct 4
outside sources.
James H.Crocker Jr. The Barnstable Town Council, on November 6, 2014, voted unanimously to
Precinct S write a letter of support for the Duffy Center's "In From the Streets Program." The
William Crocker Jr. program assists elderly and other at risk populations with temporary housing,
Precinct 6
Dr.Debra S.Dagwan transportation to and from the hospital and other vitally important items which
Precinct 8 otherwise may be out of the reach of the individual.
We, the members of the Barnstable Town Council, believe that this is an
Precirsct
James t 9 Tinsley important fund for many people who might otherwise have fallen through the cracks.
Sara Cmhing The Town of Barnstable has given$5000 to the project, and supports its
Precinct 10 mission and efforts in our community.
Philip Wallace Respectfully ours,
Precinct 11 p y y
John T_Norman
Precinct 12
Jennifer L.Cuuurn Jessica Rapp Grassetti, President
Precinct 13
Administrator:
Barbara A.Ford
Administrative
Assistant:
Cynthia A.Lovell
October 2014
PENSION ]USE VES
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PRIM Board Update ` #4 y
Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board l
Market Snapshot for October 2014
Monetary policy divergence continued in The 20+ Year STRIPS Index returned 4.2% in
October; the Federal Reserve (Fed) announced the final October, and has risen 33.1% CYTD. Since PRIM's initial
tapering of QE3, as the Bank of Japan (BOJ) and the funding in April, the 20+ Year STRIPS have returned
European Central Bank (ECB) increased their QE 19.1% (The Barclays Aggregate Index has returned 3.0%
programs. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew at 3.5% over same period). Strong STRIPS returns were driven by
in 3Q14 after a 4.6% gain in 2Q14. Equities remained investor demand for long Treasuries, lower inflation
volatile as the VIX, which measures market volatility, expectations, continued geopolitical risk, lower
climbed to a three-year high of 31.1 on Oct. 15th. sensitivity in the long end of the curve to central bank
Analysts continued to slash earnings estimates for key policy, and the relative attractiveness of U.S. sovereign
energy companies, as the price of oil fell 12% in October yields relative to other sovereign bonds.
to $81 a barrel. Lower gasoline prices have pushed Credit spreads were mixed in October.
consumer confidence to 94.5, its highest level since Investment grade (IG) and High Yield (HY) spreads j
October 2007, The U.S. Dollar(USD) has appreciated vs. remained tighter than one year ago. HY and IG Credit
other major currencies(9%vs. EUR YTD). posted 1.1%total return in October.
U.S. Equities rallied as some economic data Emerging Markets Debt (EMD) USD
surpassed expectations fueling speculation the economy Denominated rose 1.6% largely due to movement in
can tolerate higher interest rates. Small cap equities Treasury rates. EMD Local Currency posted a 1.6%
soared in October, returning 6.6%, rebounding after a return for the month. Russia was the primary
huge selloff in September (-6%). Large cap equities rose underperformer in the month of October, down 9.5%.
2.4% on positive earnings reports. On the last day in The Ruble fell 8% in October. Rising interest rates and
October, U.S. equities surged in response to news that western sanctions prohibiting external borrowing have
the BOJ unexpectedly increased its stimulus package by placed downward pressure on Russian currency.
j 30 trillion yen to 80 trillion yen ($725 billion),annually.
European equities fell 3.3%due to weak earnings 1PRIT FUND ASSETS: $60,252,906,000
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In Brazil, policy makers increased interest rates ? Emerging Markets Equity 1.14% 3.12% 0.66%
by 25 basis points (bps) to 11.25% to fight inflation. _Core Fixed Income 2.30% 9.62% ._.._. 8.27%
Equities fell after incumbent Dilma Rousseff was re- Public Value Added FI* 1.05% 3.61% z.3i
elected. China shares climbed 4.3% after the nation's ( Total Value Added FI** o.i2% 5.86% 5.77%
largest insurers and utilities reported positive earnings, Private Equity -0.24% 17.48% 24.68%
which boosted investor confidence. Russia (-21.1% YTD) { Core Real Estate 2.02% 10.61% 12.08%
raised rates more than expected to 9.5% to defend a Timber/Natural Resources 1.50% 3.93% 7.48%
o I Hedge Funds(net offees) -0.72% 3.65% 6.27%
falling ruble (-23/o YTD). On October 31't, Ukraine and Returns are gross of fees unless otherwise noted. Timber/Natural
Russia reached a deal that will help avert the threat of Resources and Total Value-Added Fixed Income sleeves are currently not
gas Shortages in Europe this winter. available through Segmentation;however,the*Public Value Added Fixed
Treasury rates rallied in October: 30- gelds Income sleeve is available as of April 1, 2013. **Total Value-Added FI
ry year y includes return of Public Value-Added FI. Private Equity is available to
fell 13 bps to 3.07%.Ten-year yields fell 16 bps to 2.34%. Segmented Systems through the Vintage Year Program.
• ••. I PRIT Core Fund as of 10/31/2014
• , ®PRIT Core(gross of fees) C7 Total Core Benchmark
•• Month CYT i Yea
• 11 2.44% 10.99% 17.27% 12.05/
�. • • • 2.16% 6.86% 14.48%
1166%• 3.06% 10.87% 18.14%
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• -1.75% -2.67% -0.49% 69% 710/ 7.1%
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Senior Client Service Officer
Paul Todisco-(617)946-8423
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ptodisco@mapension.com
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Pension Reserves Investment Management Board
84 State Street,Suite 250 Treasurer Steven Grossman,Chair
Boston,Massachusetts 02109 Michael G.Trotsky,CFA,Executive Director
Town of Brewster
State Retirees Benefits Trust Fund
October 01,2014 to October 31,2014
Month To Date Fiscal Year To Date Calendar Year To Date
Your beginning net asset value for the period was: 1,174,960.29 1,161,457.11 0.00
Your change in investment value for the period was: 9,845.86 (1,650.96) 36,806.15
Your exchanges from(to)the Cash Fund for the period were: 0.00 25,000.00 1,148,000.00
Your ending net asset value for the period was: 1,184,806.15 1,184,806.15 1,184,806.15
Net Change in Investment Value represents the net change through investment activities as follows:
Gross Investment Income: 1,663.35 9,144.21 16,413.65
Less Management Fees: (165.73) (1,818.32) (2,639.89)
Net Investment Income: 1,497.62 7,325.89 13,773.76
Net Fund Unrealized Gains/Losses: 5,971.66 (22,510.88) (763.18)
Net Fund Realized Gains/Losses: 2,376.58 13,534.03 23,795.57
Net Change in Investment Value as Above: 9,845.86 (1,650.96) 36,806.15
As of October 31,2014 the net asset value of your investment in the SRBT Fund was: $1,184,806.15
If you have any questions regarding your statement,please contact your Senior Client Services Officer Paul Todisco(617)946-8423.
A detailed statement ofyour account is attached to this summary sheet.
Pension Reserves Investment Management Board
84 State Street,Suite 250 Treasurer Steven Grossman,Chair
Boston,Massachusetts 02109 Michael G.Trotsky,CFA,Executive Director
Town of Brewster
Cash Investment
October 01,2014 to October 31,2014
Month To Date Fiscal Year To Date Calendar Year To Date
Your beginning net asset value for the period was: 0.00 0.00 0.00
Your investment income for the period was: 0.00 0.00 0.00
Your total contributions for the period were: 0.00 25,000.00 1,148,000.00
Your total redemptions for the period were: 0.00 0.00 0.00
Your total exchanges for the period were: 0.00 (25,000.00) (1,148,000.00)
Your state appropriations for the period were: 0.00 0.00 0.00
Your ending net asset value for the period was: 0.00 0.00 0.00
As of October 31,2014 the net asset value of your investment in the Cash Fund was: $0.00
If you have any questions regarding your statement,please contact your Senior Client Services Officer Paul Todisco(617)946-8423.
A detailed statement of your account is attached to this summary sheet.
9 4v
Pension Reserves Investment Management Board
84 State Street,Suite 250 Treasurer Steven Grossman,Chair
Boston,Massachusetts 02109 Michael G.Trotsky,CFA,Executive Director
PHTF90200002 Town of Brewster
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
Investment Detail
SRBT-BREWSTER 10/31/2014
Investments Units Of Participation Cost Price Market Value Unrealized Gain/Loss
8,360.437 HCST OPEB MASTER TRUST 1,185,569.33 141.7158 1,184,806.15 -763.18
Total Investment: 1,185,569.33 1,184,806.15 -763.18
Pension Reserves Investment Management Board
84 State Street,Suite 250 Treasurer Steven Grossman,Chair
Boston,Massachusetts 02109 Michael G.Trotsky,CFA,Executive Director
PHTF90200002 Town of Brewster
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
Statement of Change In Net Assets
SRBT-BREWSTER 10/31/2014
Current Period Fiscal Year Year To Date
10/1/2014 10/31/2014 7/1/2014 10/31/2014 1/1/2014 10/31/2014
NET ASSETS-BEGINNING OF PERIOD 1,174,960.29 1,161,457.11 0.00
DISBURSEMENTS:
CASH FUND EXCHANGES
0.00 25,000.00 1,148,000.00
RECEIPTS:
CONTRIBUTIONS:
PARTICIPANTS 0.00 25,000.00 1,148,000.00
INVESTMENT INCOME:
UNREALIZED GAIN/LOSS-INVESTMENT 5,971.66 -22,510.88 -763.18
MASTER TRUST ALLOCATED EXPENSES
-54.97 -346.00 46.00
MASTER TRUST CHANGE IN REALIZED G/L
2,376.58 13,534.03 23,795.57
MASTER TRUST INVESTMENT INCOME
1,663.35 9,144.21 16,413.65
MT ALL INVESTMENT MANAGER FEES
-110.76 -1,472.32 -2,685.89
UNIT EXCHANGES
0.00 25,000.00 1,148,000.00
Total Receipts 9,845.86 48,349.04 2,332,806.15
Total Disbursements: 0.00 25,000.00 1,148,000.00
Net Assets-End of Period: 1,184,806.15 1,184,806.15 1,184,806.15
STATEMENT EXPLANATION
Below you will find a description of each item posted to your statement.
CAPITAL ACCOUNT
Summary of Account Activity: A summary statement produced for your investment in the State Retiree Benefits Trust Fund(SRBTF)includes both month-to-
date and fiscal year-to-date information.This statement is also furnished to the Public Employee Retirement Administration
Commission(PERAC).
Your beginning net asset value for the period: The total balance of your investment as of the opening date of the statement period.
Your change in investment value for the period: The total increase or decrease in your investment includes net investment income,realized gains or losses,and unrealized gains
or losses.
Your total exchanges from(to)cash fund: Movement of funds occurring on the first business day of each month between your Cash Fund and Capital Account(SRBTF).
Your ending net asset value for the period: The total balance of your investment as of the closing date of the statement period.
Gross investment income: Represents your allocable share of the SRBTF's income associated with securities and other investments(i.e.real estate),except
for realized and unrealized gains or losses.It is principally interest,dividends,real estate income,and private equity income.
Management fees: Represents your allocable share of the SRBTF's expenses related to PRIM's investment advisors,consultants,custodian and
operations expenses.
Net investment income: Represents your allocable share of the SRBTF's gross investment income,less Management Fees.
Net fund unrealized gains/losses: Represents your allocable share of the SRBTF's increase or decrease in value,attributed to a change in value of securities or
other investments held in the PRIT Fund,relative to original cost.These gains or losses are"unrealized"because the investments
have not yet been sold.
Net fund realized gains/losses: Represents your allocable share of the SRBTF's increase or decrease in value attributed to the PRIT Fund's sale of securities or
other investments(i.e.real estate property).Whether you"realize"a gain or loss depends upon the price at which the investment
CASH FUND was sold in relation to its original purchase price.
Your beginning net asset value for the period: The total balance of your investment as of the opening date of the statement period.
Your investment income for the period: Interest earned for the period.
Your total contributions for the period: Sum of all funds(i.e.wires and/or checks)sent into your SRBTF account during the statement period.Cash contributed any
day during the month except the fust business day will remain in your Cash Fund until the first business day of the following
month,when it will then be exchanged into the General Allocation Account(SRBTF).
Your total redemptions for the period: Sum of all funds sent by wire from the PRIT Fund's custodian bank to your government entity during the statement period.A
redemption made be made at any time throughout the month as long as your Cash Fund balance equals or exceeds the amount
you wish to redeem.
Your ending net asset value for the period: The total balance of your investment as of the closing date of the statement period.
If you have any questions about this statement,please call your Senior Client Service Officer, Paul Todisco (617) 946-8423.
ORLEANS, BREWSTER, EASTHAM GROUNDWATER PROTECTION DISTRICT
BOARD OF MANAGERS MEETING
OCTOBER 29, 2014
Board Present: John Kelly,Chairman, Orleans; Charles Sumner, Brewster; Martin McDonald, Eastham.
Others Present: Jay Burgess, Chief Operator;Cyndi Bachman, District Secretary; Beverly Carney, Orleans
resident.
1. Meeting called to order at 9:05 a.m..
2. A motion was made by Martin McDonald to approve the Board of Managers Minutes dated
October 1,2014.This motion was seconded by Charlie Sumner and unanimously approved
and passed.Vote:3-0
3. Citizen's Forum:
• Beverly Carney stated Orleans Taxpayers met last Saturday and one of the things they
discussed was the future of the compost building.A representative from Weston and
Sampson was there and went to the compost building with a structural engineer who
pointed out there were tanks underneath that could actually be accessible.To me this
could be a safety issue,since there is still electricity running down there. If a kid ever got
into the building there could be an accident or tragedy. Are the security cameras up at
that building?You promised to install them.
• John Kelly stated this is an Orleans property issue so it really doesn't concern the plant.
The electricity is still on because if water gets in down there it will be pumped back to the
plant. We are aware of the other issues down there.
• Beverly Carney stated her second comment is there should be an annual report on
Tri-Town from the Board of Managers every year.
4. Chief Operator Updates—Jav Burgess:
• Process—Last month the nitrate number was 49 mg/I. It is back down and is right around
28 mg/I.All other parameters are running in the single digits.
• No. 1 Primary Clarifier has been completed and we have new rails, new decking and new
flights on the mechanical operation portion of it. All other electrical issues have been
taken care of as well.
• No.2 Primary Clarifier is down now and is receiving the same treatment,with new grade,
new rails,and any other equipment that needs to be replaced.These were two of the
safety issues that we talked about regarding first responders possibly walking into unsafe
areas.That area is now safe for anyone to walk on.
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• No.2 Filter Press was completed and we installed the load cell right after the last
meeting. I had an industrial electrician here and we worked on it for most of the day.
It is back up and running with no weaknesses.As you know,the Edwards and Jones Filter
Press Company is out of business and I have lost my contact for parts for these presses.
We will now have to improvise until Orleans decides what to do with this plant.
• No.2 Receiving Scale has been pulled out and that area has been filled in with concrete.
• No. 1 Receiving Scale will be pulled out after this meeting and we hope to come up with
one working scale using the parts from this scale.We do have two good working decks
that we got off of the No. 2 Scale and are ready to be replaced.Worst case scenario is we
may need new load cells and a circuit board card,which will probably cost a few thousand
dollars. Hopefully by the next Board meeting we will have a working scale.We now charge
a full or half truck when the haulers come in. A lot of them are concerned with the winter
coming about leaving portions of loads on their trucks overnight that would freeze,
resulting not being able to use their trucks until it thaws.They are requesting if they pump
a cesspool of 700 gallons at the end of day and they have the paperwork from the
homeowner, instead of charging them for a half or full truck, charge them based on the
paperwork so that they don't have a frozen truck in the morning.
• John Kelly asked how do you know it is the only load on the truck?
• Jay stated they are required to have site glasses and we would be guessing.
• John Kelly stated,why don't we see how we do with the scale repair.
• Jay stated in the meantime you can give it some thought over the next month.
• Martin McDonald asked if there is any way to measure the amount of time it takes to
pump a truck.
• Jay stated it is all different.Some guys have small vacuum trucks, some have large
vacuums,some use two or three inch lines.
• Incoming Water Line—Jay stated he sent some information from Wright-Pierce Engineers
to this Board for the incoming water line to be added to the list of items that we were
waiting for Brewster's approval.
• Charlie Sumner stated it has all been approved.
• Winter Sale—We already gave Ocean Edge their winter sale rate allowing them to start in
December and continue through March.We were talking about a winter sale price of 7
and 8 cents, same as last year,for the rest of the towns. I spoke with the Chief Operator at
the Yarmouth Plant, and they are not going to be having a winter sale.
• Martin McDonald asked if we will get more volume during that time?
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• Jay stated he is suggesting that we leave Dennis and Yarmouth out of the sale for the first
month because the flow could put us right over the top and the residents of the three
towns might be the ones that would be turned away. I am suggesting that Dennis and
Yarmouth remain and the standard prices.
S. A motion was made by John Kelly to exclude Dennis and Yarmouth from the District's winter
sale rate and charge them the normal rate for out-of-town pumpings for the winter.This
motion was seconded by Martin McDonald and unanimously voted and approved.Vote:3-0
• Martin McDonald asked what the out-of District rate is.
• Jay stated the out-of-District rate is 12 cents per gallon.
• Jay stated we are using a temporary worker to clean out the recharge beds back to the
way the State wants them with raked sand and no vegetation.
• Collections—There is about$13,000 left on the$43,000 that Neighborhood owes us. By
the first of next year we should be done with them as they are on a C.O.D only right now
in addition to making payments to us through the collection agency.
• Grease Tank—We had some flow problems with our grease tank. For some reason we
were coming in every morning to full grease tanks and had pumped and processed them
the day before and had plenty of room, but found out that our return sludges from
outside were backed up and started going to our grease tanks.We found a way around it
and that problem is now solved.
• Charlie Sumner asked if the walkways and stairwells are being repaired.
• Jay stated one has been completely repaired.The stairways were welded and re-grouted.
We didn't go with the$50,000 price because there was only one bid from Brewster so we
welded the bottom stairs and put new metal in and have new concrete down there.We
ordered all new grading for the primary clarifiers and we are done with welding the rails.
Brewster Welding did the first one and we did the second on ourselves.They both meet
code.
6. The Board reviewed the District's bank balances.
7. A motion was made by Martin McDonald to approve Treasury Warrant Nos.5&5A. This
motion was seconded by Charlie Sumner and unanimously approved and passed.Vote:3-0
8. A motion was made by Martin McDonald to adjourn the meeting at 9:35 a.m..This motion
was seconded by Charlie Sumner and unanimously approved and passed.Vote: 3-0
Respectfully submitted,
Cyndi Bachman
District Secretary
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_ Town Of Brewster Office of:
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November 24,2014
Mr. Gregory H. Markham
215 Old Bog Road
Brewster, MA 02631
Mr. Markham:
I am in receipt of your letter of November 21, 2014 requesting records relative to my correspondence
with Geraldine Boccio, her business and corporate entity, and Alex Wentworth, his business and
corporate entity (see enclosed letter) concerning Article 31 of the May 2014 Town Meeting and Article
10 of the November 2014 Town Meeting. In response to your request, I have enclosed the following:
1. Copies of my phone log of calls with Alex Wentworth, Kristen Wentworth, and Geraldine Boccio
between January 1, 2009 and November 17, 2014. Items that appear crossed out or erased are
calls that are not pertinent to your request.
2. Copies of all e-mails between myself and Alex Wentworth between January 1, 2009 and
November 17, 2014. I received no e-mails from Geraldine Boccio or Kristen Wentworth during
this period of time. Please note that I did not include the following attachments:
a. In reference to the e-mail I sent to Alex Wentworth on February 6, 2014, I did not include
a copy of the Planning Board agenda for the February 12, 2014 meeting.
b. In reference to the e-mail I sent to Alex Wentworth on July 8, 2014, I did not include a
copy of the appeal letter that was sent to the Town Clerk regarding Article 30.
c. In reference to the e-mail I sent to Alex Wentworth on August 26, 2014, 1 did not include
the list of uses allowed in the VB district that was attached to that e-mail.
d. In reference to the e-mail I sent to Alex Wentworth on November 7, 2014, 1 did not
include the letter from the Attorney General's office that was attached to that e-mail.
If you would like copies of these attachments–all of which are available from other sources–
please let me know and I will provide them.
Mr. Gregory Markham
November 24, 2014
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Please note the first phone call regarding the subject in question was received on May 16, 2013 from
Kristen Wentworth, and my first e-mail from Alex Wentworth on this matter was received on October
28, 2013. I spoke to Geraldine Boccio by phone on October 31, 2013, and have had no other contact
with her before or since.
I have no other documentation or other notes as they pertain to these individuals and the two Town
Meeting articles.
Sincerely,
Susan M. Leven AICP
cc: Charles L. Sumner, Town Administrator