Provincetown Water and Sewer Board

Minutes of April 30, 2003

5:00 p.m.

The Provincetown Water and Sewer Board was called to order by acting Chairman Jonathan Sinaiko. Present were: Board members, Anne Lord, Sacha Richter, Jonathan Sinaiko, Lucille Plante. Also in attendance were D.P.W. Director Dave Guerton, Joy Ursillo, Wayne Perry, representing Environmental Partners, Sean O’Brien, Hhealth agent, Ian McMillian, and Anita Berman.

A statement was made by Ian McMillian concerning flow revision to his property at the location of the old Mews restaurant, and the board explained how they could not help him until he cleared up a previous issue with the BOH concerning his property.

Next order of business discussed was to hear an appeal from Anita Bergman concerning a leak at her property. Anne Lord makes the motion to deny Mrs. Berman an abatement, with regret, Sacha Richter seconds the motion and the vote is 4-0.

Next order of Business was the request for an abatement for a water bill assigned to the property at #4 Pearl St. The motion is made by Jonathan Sinaiko to deny the abatement and Lucille plante seconds it, and the vote is 4-0.

The last order of business is for the board to approve flow revisions for the following properties:

1. 99-101 Commercial St.

2. 1 Commercial St.

3. 77 A-79 Commercial St.

4. 289 Commercial St.

5. 259-263 Commercial St.

6. 226-228 Commercial St.

7. 404 Commercial St.

8. 441 #1 Commercial St.

9. 3 Cook

10. 539 #1 Commercial St.

11. 518 Commercial St.

12. 198 Commercial st.

13. 378 Commercial St.

14. 155 #4 Commercial St. 132 #1,3 and 4 Commercial St.

15. 132 #2 Commercial St.

16. 323 Commercial St.

17. 100 Commercial St.

18. 182 Commercial St.

Jonathan Sinaiko makes the motion to accept the flow revisions assigned to these properties, Anne Lord seconds the motion and the vote is 4-0.

Mr Evans from the Provincetown Inn explains that they need more time to prepare for hooking on to sewer system and Wayne Perry assures them that they will be accomadated and not to worry.

The motion to adjourn was brought up by Jonathan Sinaiko, seconded by Anne Lord and the vote was 4-0.

The meeting ended at 5:45p.m.