MassVoter.com← Ayer Select BoardAyer Select Board · 2021–2022 Board · Regular meeting
7 recorded votes, 1 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Present: Shaun C. Copeland, Scott A. Houde, Jannice L. Livingston
Absent: None
Approve the meeting agenda
Motion: A motion was made by J. Livingston and seconded by S. Houde to approve the meeting agenda. Motion passed 3-0.
“Motion: A motion was made by J. Livingston and seconded by S. Houde to approve the meeting agenda. Motion passed 3-0..” (Motion: Livingston, second: Houde)
Approve $15,000 in UDAG funding for the Park Street Undergrounding of Public Utilities Design
Motion: A motion was made by J. Livingston and seconded by S. Houde to approve $15,000 in UDAG funding for the Park Street Undergrounding of Public Utilities Design. Motion passed 3-0.
“Motion: A motion was made by J. Livingston and seconded by S. Houde to approve $15,000 in UDAG funding for the Park Street Undergrounding of Public Utilities Design. Motion passed 3-0..” (Motion: Livingston, second: Houde)
Execute the contracts for road paving with PJ Albert Inc. and the rubberized chip seal with All States Construction, Inc for FY23
Motion: A motion was made by S. Houde and seconded by J. Livingston to execute the contracts for road paving with PJ Albert Inc. and the rubberized chip seal with All States Construction, Inc for FY23. Motion passed 3-0.
“Motion: A motion was made by S. Houde and seconded by J. Livingston to execute the contracts for road paving with PJ Albert Inc. and the rubberized chip seal with All States Construction, Inc for FY23. Motion passed 3-0..” (Motion: Houde, second: Livingston)
Dan Van Schalkwyk, DPW Director - Execution of 2022 - 2024 Paving and Road Treatment Contract
Motion: A motion was made by J. Livingston and seconded by S. Houde recognize and sign the Drinking Water Week Proclamation. Motion passed 3-0.
“Motion: A motion was made by J. Livingston and seconded by S. Houde recognize and sign the Drinking Water Week Proclamation. Motion passed 3-0..” (Motion: Livingston, second: Houde)
Authorize and sign the Woodlawn Cemetery Quitclaim Deed, as requested
Motion: A motion was made by J. Livingston and seconded by S. Houde to authorize and sign the Woodlawn Cemetery Quitclaim Deed, as requested. Motion passed 3-0.
“Motion: A motion was made by J. Livingston and seconded by S. Houde to authorize and sign the Woodlawn Cemetery Quitclaim Deed, as requested. Motion passed 3-0..” (Motion: Livingston, second: Houde)
Approve the meeting minutes of April 5, 2022
Motion: A motion was made by J. Livingston and seconded by S. Houde to approve the meeting minutes of April 5, 2022. Motion passed 3-0.
“Motion: A motion was made by J. Livingston and seconded by S. Houde to approve the meeting minutes of April 5, 2022. Motion passed 3-0..” (Motion: Livingston, second: Houde)
Adjourn
Motion: A motion was made by J. Livingston and seconded by S. Copeland to adjourn at 6:30 PM. Motion passed 2-0.
The minutes give the count as 2-0, but 3 members were at the meeting (Shaun C. Copeland, Scott A. Houde and Jannice L. Livingston), and they do not say who did not vote. Showing the count only.
“Motion: A motion was made by J. Livingston and seconded by S. Copeland to adjourn at 6:30 PM. Motion passed 2-0..” (Motion: Livingston, second: Copeland)
From the Ayer Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the town’s Agenda Center (2025 on) and Document Center (Agendas, Minutes and Packets › Minutes › Select Board, 2018–2024). We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos (the town’s website has no Select Board photos): stills from Ayer Public Access Corporation (APAC) videos — Chris Tavares (June 24, 2026 Select Board meeting, behind his nameplate), Jannice Livingston (August 31, 2026 Select Board meeting, behind her nameplate) and Shaun Copeland (APAC’s “Scout Finds Out” episode titled with his name, about 2019–20). Cropped by MassVoter. Former members show initials.
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