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Selectmen's Minutes 02/08/10
Town of Hudson - Board of Selectmen
Minutes –February 8, 2010
  • Call to Order:
  • Minutes to be Approved:
Public Session: January 25, 2010
On a motion by Mr. Parente, seconded by Mr. Loura, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to approve the minutes.
Executive Session: January 25, 2010
On a motion by Mr. Leeber, seconded by Mr. Loura, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to approve the minutes.
  • Citizen’s Issues:
  • Meetings and Public Hearings - 7:00 PM:
Selectmen to meet with Senator Eldridge.
Senator Eldridge and Representative Hogan presented the Board with legislation passed during 2009 that impact Hudson.  Senator Eldridge and Representative Hogan  answered several questions from Board members regarding various matters, including  a possible 10% cut to local aid, Route 85 project and Bridge projects.
  • Licenses:
Selectmen to consider approval of one day Beer & Wine Pouring and Entertainment Licenses to the St. Michael’s School on March 5, 2010.
On a motion by Mr. Parente, seconded by Mr. Durant, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to grant the licenses.
  • Personnel:
Selectmen to consider appointing Adam Blake as Part-Time Circulation Assistant for the Hudson Public Library.
On a motion by Mr. Parente, seconded by Mr. Leeber, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to approve the appointment.
Selectmen to consider appointing Kevin Dick to W-4 Equipment Operator for the Public Works Department.
On a motion by Mr. Loura, seconded by Mr. Parente, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to approve the appointment.
  • Contracts:
Selectmen to consider approval of Change Order #2 in the amount of $303,474.13 to ME Smith for work performed in the Water Main Installation Project.
On a motion by Mr. Loura, seconded by Mr. Parente, the Board voted by a margin of 3-2 to approve the change order.  Mr. Leeber and Mr. Vereault opposed.
  • General:
Selectmen to consider approval of seasonal water use restrictions.
On a motion by Mr. Loura, seconded by Mr. Durant, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to approve seasonal water use restrictions.
Selectmen to consider approval of parking restrictions on Houghton Street.
On a motion by Mr. Vereault, seconded by Mr. Parente, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to table this item until their next meeting.  Mr. Vereault requested a map of the area.
Selectmen to consider acceptance of a gift of $2,000 from Walmart to the Hudson Fire Department.
On a motion by Mr. Parente, seconded by Mr. Durant, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to accept the donation.
Selectmen to consider supporting the application of the Town of Bolton to join the Regional Economic Target Area.
On a motion by Mr. Leeber, seconded by Mr. Loura, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to support the application.

Selectmen to consider designating Michelle Ciccolo as Environmental Certifying Officer for the Community Development Block Grant application process.
On a motion by Mr. Loura, seconded by Mr. Parente, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to approve Michelle Ciccolo as Environmental Certifying Officer.
Selectmen to consider authorizing the Chairman to sign the Community Development Block Grant FY10 application and associated documents.
On a motion by Mr. Leeber, seconded by Mr. Loura, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to authorize signing of application and associated documents.

  • Town Issues:
  • Proclamations:
Selectmen to recognize the volunteer efforts of the Hudson Medical Reserve Corps.
On a motion by Mr. Durant, seconded by Mr. Leeber, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to recognize all volunteers.
Selectmen to issue a proclamation in recognition of the Boy Scouts of America celebrating 100th anniversary.
On a motion by Mr. Durant, seconded by Mr. Leeber, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to issue the proclamation.
  • Correspondence to be Noted by Clerk:
On a motion by Mr. Leeber, seconded by Mr. Durant, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to note correspondence.
  • Executive Session:
  • Adjourn:
On a motion by Mr. Leeber, seconded by Mr. Durant, the Board voted by a margin of 5-0 to adjourn.