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January 27, 2020
4 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
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Attendance
Present: Domenico Sestito, Jennifer Constable, Kevin Richardson, John Reilly
Absent: Greg Grey
Every vote, in order
Deny Extenet's application dated 1/27/2020 and to move that Extenet's application for a ground location dated 9/26/2019 and supplement dated 11/27/2019 be denied for each of the following...
To deny Extenet's application dated 1/27/2020 and to move that Extenet's application for a ground location dated 9/26/2019 and supplement dated 11/27/2019 be denied for each of the following independently sufficient reasons: 1. Extenet has chosen not to provide information on the "maximum number of transmitters the system is designed to be expandable to" on each of the three proposed new nodes, or or information on the maximum output power of the maximum number of transmitters, or a Radio Frequency Energy Emissions analysis showing that each proposed node, "with the designed expansion capability, will be compliant with applicable federal and state requirements with respect to human exposure to RFE." As a result of its decision not to provide this information, Extenet has failed to meet the requirements of the Hull SWF Policies, Section 6(c)(vi)(2)(3). 2. Extenet has chosen not to present any information on how the proposed nodes will affect any wireless provider's service in Hull and thus failed to establish that without the new nodes any wireless providers' service will be "effectively prohibited." As a result of its decision not to provide this information, Extenet has failed to meet the requirements of the Hull SWF Policies, Section 6(o). 3. Extenet has chosen not to provide an Engineer's certification that the new poles Extenet Proposes for each of the proposed nodes "will safely support the proposed equipment." As a result of its decision not to provide this information,
From the minutes
“Motion Reilly To deny Extenet's application dated 1/27/2020 and to move that Extenet's application for a ground location dated 9/26/2019 and supplement dated 11/27/2019 be denied for each of the following independently sufficient reasons: 1. Extenet has chosen not to provide information on the "maximum number of transmitters the system is designed to be expandable to" on each of the three proposed new nodes, or or information on the maximum output power of the maximum number of transmitters, or a Radio Frequency Energy Emissions analysis showing that each proposed node, "with the designed expansion capability, will be compliant with applicable federal and state requirements with respect to human exposure to RFE." As a result of its decision not to provide this information, Extenet has failed to meet the requirements of the Hull SWF Policies, Section 6(c)(vi)(2)(3). 2. Extenet has chosen not to present any information on how the proposed nodes will affect any wireless provider's service in Hull and thus failed to establish that without the new nodes any wireless providers' service will be "effectively prohibited." As a result of its decision not to provide this information, Extenet has failed to meet the requirements of the Hull SWF Policies, Section 6(o). 3. Extenet has chosen not to provide an Engineer's certification that the new poles Extenet Proposes for each of the proposed nodes "will safely support the proposed equipment." As a result of its decision not to provide this information, Extenet has failed to meet the requirements of the Hull SWF Policies, Section 6(f). Second Constable Vote Unanimous.” (Motion: Reilly, second: Constable)
Designate the following positions as Special Municipal Employee positions under the Conflict of Interest law: 1. would be a substitute teacher who works no more than 800 hours in the preceding 365...
To designate the following positions as Special Municipal Employee positions under the Conflict of Interest law: 1. would be a substitute teacher who works no more than 800 hours in the preceding 365 days and 2. an on-call worker, specifically in the Town Clerk's office
From the minutes
“Motion Richardson To designate the following positions as Special Municipal Employee positions under the Conflict of Interest law: 1. would be a substitute teacher who works no more than 800 hours in the preceding 365 days and 2. an on-call worker, specifically in the Town Clerk's office Second Reilly Vote Unanimous.” (Motion: Richardson, second: Reilly)
Approve a One Day Liquor License for Hull Lifesaving Museum, 1117 Nantasket Avenue, on Monday January 27, 2020 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. for Hotel/Restaurant Familiarization Tour
To approve a One Day Liquor License for Hull Lifesaving Museum, 1117 Nantasket Avenue, on Monday January 27, 2020 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. for Hotel/Restaurant Familiarization Tour
From the minutes
“Motion Reilly To approve a One Day Liquor License for Hull Lifesaving Museum, 1117 Nantasket Avenue, on Monday January 27, 2020 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. for Hotel/Restaurant Familiarization Tour Second Constable Vote Unanimous.” (Motion: Reilly, second: Constable)
Go into Executive Session to discuss strategy relative to litigation and that the Chair declares that an Open Meeting would have a detrimental effect on the litigating position of the Board...
That the Board go into Executive Session to discuss strategy relative to litigation and that the Chair declares that an Open Meeting would have a detrimental effect on the litigating position of the Board specifically as it pertains to Extenet
From the minutes
“Motion Reilly That the Board go into Executive Session to discuss strategy relative to litigation and that the Chair declares that an Open Meeting would have a detrimental effect on the litigating position of the Board specifically as it pertains to Extenet Second Richardson Vote Unanimous Constable – Aye Sestito – Aye Richardson – Aye Reilly – Aye.” (Motion: Reilly, second: Richardson)
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