Town of Hanson - Board of Selectmen
Meeting Minutes – Hanson Town Hall
August 27, 2013
Members Present: Steven Amico, James Egan, Richard Fynn, Donald Howard and David Soper
Members Absent:
Others Present: Town Administrator Ronald San Angelo and
Executive Assistant Meredith Marini
I~ 7:35 p.m. Chairman Egan called the meeting to order, led the pledge allegiance, announcements & upcoming meeting schedule.
II Discussion regarding Mosquito with Board of Health - Mr. Egan recommended that the Board take the agenda out of order to accommodate the Board of Health. Mr. San Angelo informed the Board that he thought it would be important to have a joint discussion regarding the matter. Mr. San Angelo spoke with Dr. Brown from the DPH regarding the elevation of the risk. He asked what the difference is between mosquitoes in your yard and in parks. Dr. Brown explained that carbon dioxide and body heat attract mosquitoes. Consequently large groups create greater co2 and body heat. She explained that Whitman and Hanson have the same environmental conditions and the State believes the women from Weymouth who passed away had been visiting Whitman.
Mr. San Angelo has been trying to determine which Board has the authority to close fields and authorize the use of Reverse 911. Mr. Amado was informed that Hanson level was elevated to High because of the Weymouth woman had been in Whitman and may have contracted the disease in Whitman. After a discussion with the Whitman Board of Health Chairman, the Board of Health held an emergency meeting last Wednesday at 3:45 p.m. and followed the States regulations relative to dawn to dusk and hard frost which will occur sometime in November. Mr. Amado feels the DPH should be conducting aerial spraying. Ground spraying was conducted early this morning. The Board of Health is doing all it can to notify and protect the residents. Mr. Amado feels the State needs to take the
issue to the next level for assistance.
When DPH issues an alert and recommends closing of parks, it does not offer any assistance with aerial spraying. Arial spraying is only effective in warm temperatures and will have to be conducted in the next few weeks. Mr. San Angelo spoke with Plymouth County Mosquito Control, but they are not recommending aerial spraying at this time.
Mr. Egan asked what is Plymouth County Mosquito Control’s role. Mr. Amado informed the Board that in the past, Plymouth County Mosquito used to clear drainage areas where water would pool, but they do not have the funding to perform the work.
Mr. Amico explained that in the past the Board of Health would notify and recommend the Board of Selectmen close the field. Mr. Amado indicated that the alert came down and the Board of Health took immediate action. Mr. San Angelo indicated that he does not have clear answer on who is in charge of the town property.
Mr. Soper asked about the cost of aerial spraying. How long does the aerial spraying last and what is the damage and threat to the environment? He isn’t confident that aerial spraying is the end of all for mosquitoes. Mr. Soper in favor of attacking the pools of water to eliminate the mosquitoes. Mr. Amado indicated that the aerial spraying with last until the first hard frost. Mr. Egan is confuse by the fact that neither Plymouth Mosquito Control nor the State feel that it is not dangerous enough to order aerial spraying, but the threat is enough to close the fields. Mr. Amado indicated that the Governor has to approve the aerial spraying.
Mr. McSweeney pointed out that the mosquitoes do not stop at the town line. He further pointed that the Board of Health has a statutory authority to close fields in light of a threat. The decision was taken out of the hands of the Board of Health when the Dept. of Public Health elevated the risk level to high. There are specific guidelines based on the level of risk. Mr. McSweeney applauded the other members for taking action.
Mr. San Angelo points out that the statute does not specifically indicate that the Board of Health has the right to close fields but to take whatever action is necessary to protect the public. Mr. San Angelo indicated that Mr. Amado contacted Mr. Egan and the office staff did try to contact him but he was in a meeting.
Mr. Soper suggested that a e-mail distribution list be established to notify all the pertinent parties including the Selectmen, Town Administrator, Fire Chief and Police Chief, Superintendent of Schools. Mr. San Angelo also recommended that a phone call be made as well.
Mr. Egan just wants protocols for the Town so that everyone knows who should make the decision to close the files. Mr. Egan has no problem letting the Board of Health make the decision and to notify all the relevant parties.
Mr. Brown indicated that Plymouth County Mosquito control had been in the area last year in the industrial park. Mr. Amado indicated that the cut in funding for Plymouth County Mosquito Control is a problem for the communities.
Mr. San Angelo recommends a meeting between the Plymouth County Mosquito Control, Dept. of Public Health and Board of Health to determine what the best methods would be to deal with mosquitoes. He will work with the Board of Health staff to set up a meeting. They can work to a better understanding for next year.
Mr. Soper would like to see a protocol for aerial spraying, the cost, the impact on the environment and when it will occur. Before lobbying for spraying, the group needs to get a better handle on the issue.
III TOWN ADMINISTRATORS REPORT - Mr. San Angelo reported that he started police negotiations earlier in the day. No need to go into executive session as they are only early in the process.
Acceptance of Gift. – Mr. San Angelo indicated that the Chief Miksch has informed him that Newcomb Tree Service has donated ten yards of mulch for the police landscaping. The Board will need to accept the gift.
MOTION by Amico, second from Soper to accept gift of ten years of mulch from Newcomb Tree Service for the police station landscaping. Voted 5 - 0
Request from American Legion Ladies Auxillary – Mr. San Angelo reported that the Hanson American Legion Ladies Auxillary will be holding a Flea Market on November 2nd and have requested permission to use the parking area by the Robinson Fields.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to authorize the American Legion to use property by the Robinson Fields for their Flea Market. Voted 5 - 0
Solid Waste Meeting – Mr. San Angelo was unable to attend the meeting at the Cape Cod Commission regarding the solid waste contract. Health Agent Tramontana and Gil Amado attended and they are putting some notes together and have reported that similar offers have been made by each of the vendors. Kopelman and Paige is reviewing the proposals.
High Street paving – Mr. San Angelo informed the Board that the Highway Department has not yet completed the paving on Highway, however, line painting company prematurely painted the lines. The Town will not be charged for the painting. Mr. Soper concerned about the new lines degrade the asphalt. Mr. Brown indicated the paint will not degrade the asphalt and that the top coat will be placed over the first coat and the new lines will be painted.
Maquan School Project – Mr. San Angelo indicated that he attended the BBQ at the Maquan School and the building committee was providing attendees with information on the new school. He reported that the school explained that the repayment structure will be based on 23 year as the first three years will be used to pay down short term borrowing. There will be a 20 year bond debt.
Meeting with Residents – Mr. San Angelo reported that he held his open meeting on Thursday,
August 22nd. About seven residents attended and an had an opportunity to discuss several issues with them. He plans to hold other meetings in the future.
IV NEW BUSINESS
Change of Manager – 14 58 Liquors new Manager Gregg Corbett - Mr. Corbett was present with owner Stephen Luke to request the he be appointed as the manager. Mr. Corbett indicated that rormer manager Richard MacDonald has retired.
MOTION by Amico, second by Flynn to open the hearing Voted 5 – 0
Mr. Amico asked if Mr. Corbett had any experience. He has had 25 years of experience, he is TIPS certified.. Mr. Soper asked Mr. Luke how often the staff is trained. Mr. Luke indicated that his staff is trained on a three year basis. Some training has been held on Sunday morning the attendance has been difficult to achieve, however they do hold training on a regular basis.
MOTION by Amico, second by Soper to close the hearing. Voted 5 - 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to appoint Gregg Corbett as the new Manager for 14 58 Liquors. Voted 5 - 0
Appointment to Recreation – Applicants Janet Arguis 43 Old Pine Drive
Kristina Bain 61 Roller Coaster Road
MOTION by Flynn, to appoint Kristina Bain no second heard.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard, to appoint Janet Arguis to the recreation commission term to expire 6/30/16. Voted 5 - 0
Closed October Special Town Meeting Warrant, review & vote to accept proposed articles
MOTION by Amico to close the warrant. Mr. Egan suggest the board wait until after it review the articles, Mr. Amico withdrew his motion. Mrs. Marini noted that the articles presented in the document Proposed Articles 8-27-13 are proposed articles only and are not necessarily in the order in which they will appear in the final warrant.
Article 1 – Selectmen – Unpaid Bills –
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 1 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 1. Voted 5 – 0
Article 2 – Selectmen – Police Contract
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 2 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to HOLD Article 2. Voted 5 – 0
Article 3 – Selectmen – Transfer Station Site Assessment
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 3 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 3. Voted 5 – 0
Article 4 – Selectmen – Retirements
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 4 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 4. Voted 5 – 0
Article 5 – Selectmen – Sell Superintendent’s Building
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 5 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
Mr. Flynn asked why the Town would be selling the property. Mrs. Marini explained that the County had a 99 year lease on the building. However, two years ago, the County determined they no longer need the space and has subsequently vacated the premise. Land Planning is drafting a plan. Mr. Soper noted that as an abutter, he should have recused himself from the voted.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to reconsider placement on the warrant. Voted 4 – 0 -1 (Soper)
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 5 on the warrant. Voted 4 – 0 – 1 (Soper)
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to Hold Article 5 for the plan. Voted 4 – 0 – 1 (Soper)
Article 6 – Fire Chief – Emergency Management - $5,000
Chief Thompson explained that after the blizzard he determine the need for a shelter. This line would provide funds for food and staffing. Mr. San Angelo indicated that he has started quarterly emergency management meetings. Chief Thompson indicated that the shelter would be at the High School
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 6 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 6. Voted 5 – 0
Article 7 – Fire Chief – Repairs to Alarm Room - $2,000
Chief Thompson explained the alarm room is 30 years old. The staff members are willing to do the work.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 7 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 7. Voted 5 – 0
Article 8 – Fire Chief – New Septic - $40,000
Chief Thompson explained that a problem started last winter and the system needs to be replace
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 8 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 8. Voted 5 – 0
Article 9 – Library Director – Repairs to Roof – Mrs. Marini indicated that she placed the article on the warrant as a place holder. The Library Director indicated that she isn’t ready to move forward with the article at this time and requested that it be withdrawn.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard not to place article 9 on the warrant. Voted 5 – 0
Article 10 – Town Administrator – Replenish Stabilization - $25,000
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 10 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 10. Voted 5 – 0
Article 11 – CPC – Botieri Field & Town Forest - $95,000
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 11 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 11. Voted 4 – 0 – 1(Soper)
Article 12 – CPC – Bonney House - $18,500
Mr. Amico asked what the status is with the building. Mrs. Kemmett indicated that Mr. Clemons has secured labor from the South Shore Vocational High School to do the work. She feels that the work will go a long way to restore the building.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 8 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 8. Voted 5 – 0
Article 13 – CPC – Harris Stone Property - $46,620
Mrs. Kemmett explained that this is a cooperative effort by the Town and the CPC. The money will only be spent if the Town gets the grant money.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 13 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 13. Voted 5 – 0
Article 14 – Conservation – Harris Stone Property - $129,900
Mr. Clemons explained that the funds need to be paid and then the grant reimburses the Town. Mr. San Angelo recommended that the Town Accountant be consulted on the borrowing. Lengthy discussion regarding the borrowing process. Discussed possibly changing the order of articles 13 and 14. Mr. Flynn asked about the status of the title to the property. Mr. Clemons indicated that the title would have to be checked.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 14 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 14. Voted 5 – 0
Article 15 – Conservation – Factory Pond Dam Repair - $127,
Mr. Flynn asked who is responsible for the dam. Mr. San Angelo indicated it is a 50/50 split between Hanover and Hanson. Mr. San Angelo indicated that he is working with Al Hanscom and the Town of Hanover. Mr. Egan asked if the dam is necessary. Mr. Howard indicated that if the dam was removed, the sediment will flow down stream to the North River. Mr. San Angelo indicated that Mr. Hanscom questions the report and the extent of repairs being considered. Mr. Soper conducted an inspection with Mr. Hanscom.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 15 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 15. Voted 5 – 0
Article 16 – Conservation – Transfer care and custody of a portion of Plymouth County Hospital property. – Mr. Amico asked if this is the same parcel which Town Meeting discussed and previously denied. Mr. Flynn asked what the advantages of giving it to Conservation. Mr. Kemmett feels it makes sense to protect it. Mr. Kemmett wants to be sure that the property is not sold. Mr. Clemons recalls that several years ago at the time of purchase the Reuse Committee had segregated portions of the property and this section would be for conservation purposes. No one is managing the property at this time. The Open Space Committee has envisioned the area as open space. Mr. Amico feels that until a final plan is developed, the land should not be in Conservation. Mr. Kemmett feels placing the property in the care and custody is a positive step in setting the plan in order. Mr. San Angelo agrees that something needs to be done with the property and how to implement plans for the property.
He has no problem with giving it to Conservation, but would like to have an opportunity to work on the property.
Mr. Egan indicated that Town Meeting approved the report of the Reuse committee, which included passive recreation, municipal and the assisted living component. Mr. Kemmett indicated that Conservation does not intend to restrict use. Mr. Amico is not against giving it to Conservation, but the
timing.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 16 on the warranted. Voted 2 – 2 (Amico,Flynn) – 1 (Soper) Motion did not carry. Article 16 will not be on the warrant.
Article 17 – Conservation – Transfer care and custody of Crooker Place property.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 17 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 17. Voted 5 – 0
Article 18 – Conservation – Revolving fund for Thomas Mill
Mr. San Angelo indicated that he is not a fan of revolving funds and is concerned that the Board of Selectmen will loose it authority over the income. Mr. Kemmett indicated that the building needs repairs and they do not have an operating budget. Mr. Clemons points out that efficiency is the purpose of the revolving account. Finance Committee member Manny Depina suggested that the Conservation Commission could go to Fin Com for a transfer.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 18 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 18. Voted 5 – 0
Article 19 – Planning Board – Marijuana Moratorium
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 19 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 19. Voted 5 – 0
Article 20 – Planning Board – Revolving Account for sidewalks Mr. Amico not in favor. Mr. Flynn indicated that as part of negotiations with developers there is some give an take. Planner Laurie Muncy explained that normally projects require two sidewalks. If the second sidewalk is not constructed, the money is placed in a separate account for sidewalks at another location
within the Town. Mr. San Angelo recommended waiting for Town Counsel opinion. The article would apply to new construction. Mr. Howard feels that sidewalks on both sides is a problem for highway maintenance. Mr. Egan likes the concept of in lieu one item for something in return. Mr. Brown indicated that the sidewalks in subdivision do not get plowed and they don’t get swept in the spring. Mr. DePina indicated that the Street Safety and Development committee would be the group to address sidewalks.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard not to place Article 20 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
Article 21 – Planning Board – Scanner - $3,000 Planner Laurie Muncy explained that the article provides for scanning of existing plans which would be scanned in a PDF format. Mr. Soper suggested that a more searchable document be provided and recommended paying a little more money now. It would be worth the cost. The estimate is based on $1. - $2 per page. The scanning would be performed off site by a vendor.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 21 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 21. Voted 5 – 0
Article 22 – Water Dept. – Replenish Emergency fund - $10,000
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 22 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 22. Voted 5 – 0
Mr. Howard suggested that as a Water Commissioner, he should not have participated in the vote.
MOTION by Amico, second by Flynn to reconsider votes. Voted 4 – 0 – 1 (Howard)
MOTION by Amico, second by Flynn to place Article 22 on the warranted. Voted 4 – 0 – 1(Howard)
MOTION by Amico, second by Flynn to recommend Article 22. Voted 4 – 0 – 1 (Howard)
Article 23 – Water Dept – Fund contract and additional position. Mr. Egan feel that there are two different issues within the article and would like to see two separate articles.
MOTION by Amico, second by Flynn to Hold Article 23. Voted 4 – 0 – 1 (Howard)
Article 24 – Water Dept. – Monponsett Street Repair –No amount of funding source was provided.
MOTION by Amico, second by Flynn to Hold Article 24 for more information Voted 4 – 0 – 1 (Howard)
Article 25 – Tree Warden – Tree Removal
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 8 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 8. Voted 5 – 0
Article 26 – Highway Dept. – Line Striper - $8,000 igh
Mr. Brown indicated this would be a savings as the current staff could paint the lines. It is a public safety issue for cross walks and town building parking areas. Price includes stock for paint and stencils.
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 26 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 26. Voted 5 – 0
Article 27 – Highway Dept. – Road Improvements - $5,858.00
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 27 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 27. Voted 5 – 0
Article 28 – School Building Committee – New Elementary School
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to place Article 28 on the warranted. Voted 5 – 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Howard to recommend Article 28. Voted 4 – 1 (Soper)
MOTION by Amico, second by Flynn to close the warrant. Voted 5 - 0
Vote Order of Taking of Deer Hill Ext. and Fawn Lane –
Fawn Lane
MOTION by Amico, second by Flynn that the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Hanson, duly elected, qualified, and acting on behalf of the Town, by virtue of and in accordance with the authority vested in it by the vote under Article 16 of the May 6, 2013 Town Meeting of the Town of Hanson to accept the layout of Fawn Lane as a public way in the Town and authorize the taking of interests in land within the said layout, the provisions of Chapter 79 and Chapter 82, Section 24 of the General Laws, as amended, and of any and every other power and authority which is hereunto in any way enabling, does hereby take, on behalf of the Town, a perpetual easement for all purposes for which public ways are used in the Town of Hanson in the land shown as “Fawn Lane” on the plan entitled: “Definitive
Subdivision Plan – Deer Hill Road Extension – Assessors Map 102 Lot 7 & Map 102 Lot 18A-4, Hanson, Massachusetts, Applicant: A.W. Perry South, Inc., 20 Winthrop Square, Boston, MA. 02110, Homebuilder: J.P. Gallagher Construction & Development Co., Inc. Hanover, MA”, dated July 23, 2004, latest rev. Nov. 11, 2004, prepared by Merrill Associates, Inc., and recorded with the Plymouth County Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 52, Plan 555.
The herein taking shall include all drainage and other structures located within the easement premises that are integral to the easement purposes, as well as trees and shrubs now located on or within the easement premises whose removal or relocation may be required for the herein stated easement purposes, but shall not include private utility lines and structures. By this Order the Town takes no interest in existing easements, if any, affecting the easement premises.
The lands affected by the herein taking are owned or supposedly owned by the owners listed in Schedule A, attached hereto and incorporated within. If in any instance the name of any owner is not correctly stated in Schedule A, it is understood that in such instance the land referred to is owned by an owner or owners unknown to the Town.
The Board of Selectmen has determined that no persons will sustain damages in their property by reason of the herein taking, all in accordance with the provisions of M.G.L., Chapter 79, Section 6, as amended, and has awarded no damages in accordance with this determination.
No betterments are to be assessed under this taking.
Property Address |
Owner Name |
Mailing Address |
Book |
Page |
3 Fawn Lane |
Daniel C. Godwin Kathryn E. Godwin |
3 Fawn Lane Hanson, MA |
36168 |
67 |
4 Fawn Lane |
Fawn Lane Realty Trust |
26 Mill Brook Hanover, MA 02339 |
40424 |
119 |
13 Deer Hill Road Extension |
Christopher B. Barry Elizabeth K. Barry |
13 Deer Hill Road Extension Hanson, MA |
35747 |
58 |
15 Deer Hill Road Extension |
Maren Kunert |
15 Deer Hill Road Extension Hanson, MA |
37568 |
73 |
Voted 5 - 0
MOTION by Amico, second by Flynn that the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Hanson, duly elected, qualified, and acting on behalf of the Town, by virtue of and in accordance with the authority vested in it by the vote under Article 15 of the May 6, 2013 Town Meeting of the Town of Hanson to accept the layout of Deer Hill Road Extension as a public way in the Town and authorize the taking of interests in land within the said layout, the provisions of Chapter 79 and Chapter 82, Section 24 of the General Laws, as amended, and of any and every other power and authority which is hereunto in any way enabling, does hereby take, on behalf of the Town, a perpetual easement for all purposes for which public ways are used in the Town of Hanson in the land shown as “Deer Hill Road Extension” on the plan
entitled: “Definitive Subdivision Plan – Deer Hill Road Extension – Assessors Map 102 Lot 7 & Map 102 Lot 18A-4, Hanson, Massachusetts, Applicant: A.W. Perry South, Inc., 20 Winthrop Square, Boston, MA. 02110, Homebuilder: J.P. Gallagher Construction & Development Co., Inc. Hanover, MA”, dated July 23, 2004, latest rev. Nov. 11, 2004, prepared by Merrill Associates, Inc., and recorded with the Plymouth County Registry of Deeds in Plan Book 52, Plan 555.
The herein taking shall include all drainage and other structures located within the easement premises that are integral to the easement purposes, as well as trees and shrubs now located on or within the easement premises whose removal or relocation may be required for the herein stated easement purposes, but shall not include private utility lines and structures. By this Order the Town takes no interest in existing easements, if any, affecting the easement premises.
The lands affected by the herein taking are owned or supposedly owned by the owners listed in Schedule A, attached hereto and incorporated within. If in any instance the name of any owner is not correctly stated in Schedule A, it is understood that in such instance the land referred to is owned by an owner or owners unknown to the Town.
The Board of Selectmen has determined that no persons will sustain damages in their property by reason of the herein taking, all in accordance with the provisions of M.G.L., Chapter 79, Section 6, as amended, and has awarded no damages in accordance with this determination.
No betterments are to be assessed under this taking.
Property Address |
Owner Name |
Mailing Address |
Book |
Page |
Deer Hill Road Extension
|
Deer Hill Realty Trust |
20 Winthrop Square Boston, MA 02112 |
33745 35035 39738 |
147 220 297 |
10 Deer Hill Road |
Joseph A. Mara Kerry L. Mara |
10 Deer Hill Road Hanson, MA |
30493 |
100 |
9 Deer Hill Road |
William H. Wolford III Susan C. Wolford |
9 Deer Hill Road Hanson, MA |
30412 |
231 |
Voted 5 - 0
Discuss Selectmen Office Operations –
Agenda packets
Selectmen’s practices, procedures & responsibilities
MOTION by Flynn, second Howard to table Voted 5 - 0
V LICENSES:
One Day Liquor License – Camp Kiwanee – None Submitted
VI COMMITTEE REPORTS – None Heard
VII EXECUTIVE SESSION – Previously noted – no need for Executive Session.
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VIII ADJOURNMENT
MOTION by Flynn, second by Howard to adjourn. Voted 5 - 0
10:50 p.m. Meeting Adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Meredith Marini,
Executive Assistant
Approved and Voted 4 – 0
September 17, 2013
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