Town of Hudson - Board of Selectmen
Agenda –March 28, 2005
1. Call to Order:
2. Minutes to be Approved:
Public Session: March 14, 2005
Executive Session: March 14, 2005
3. Citizen’s Issues:
4. Meetings and Public Hearings - 7:00 PM:
Selectmen to conduct public hearing regarding its town’s right of first refusal and assignment of option on land located at 497 Main Street.
Selectmen to conduct public hearing regarding the application of Redstreak Motors for a Class I Motor Vehicle Dealer’s License to sell motorcycles, ATV’s, and dirt bikes at 43 Broad Street.
Selectmen to conduct public hearing regarding alleged violations of the Massachusetts Liquor Laws at the Santa Barbara Pub, 17 School Street.
5. Licenses:
Selectmen to consider approval of an application for a taxi driver’s license by Tim Howes to drive for Sunshine Taxi.
6. Personnel:
Selectmen to note resignation of Christopher Connerney from the Public Works Department.
Selectmen to consider nomination of Leslie Boardman as Inspector of Animals.
7. Contracts:
Selectmen to consider authorizing signing of contract amendments 1 & 2 with Gannett Fleming, Inc. in the total amount of $26,237.20 to expand the South Street Utility project scope to encompass the South Street municipal parking lot behind the Horseshoe Pub and to include the utilities on the west side of Houghton Street between South Street and the Houghton Street bridge.
8. General:
Selectmen to consider amendment of Traffic Regulations to incorporate a new Section 17: No Turn on Red to apply at various locations throughout town.
Selectmen to consider approving recommendation of Internal Traffic Committee to designate No Parking between the driveways of St. Michael School from 7:00 am until 9:00 am and from 2:00 pm until 3:00 pm Monday – Friday until June 15, 2005.
Selectmen to consider acceptance of a gift from Conrad Watson to the Hudson Fire Department of a hydra-ram forcible entry tool.
Selectmen to consider signing Annual Report.
Selectmen to consider overdraft authority of $15,000 Salary and $25,000 expense.
9. Town Issues:
10. Proclamations:
Selectmen to consider approval of a resolution calling for the closing of the Telecommunications Property Tax Loophole, by which a significant portion of real and personal property owned by telecommunications companies is exempted from local taxation.
11. Correspondence to be Noted by Clerk:
12. Executive Session:
13. Adjourn:
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