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March 13, 2023
23 recorded votes, 2 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Present: Diana Lipari, Wesley Fowlks, Leslie Fox, John Markiewicz
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Approve the meeting minutes of February 27, 2023, as presented
Chair Lipari moved to approve the meeting minutes of February 27, 2023, as presented. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to approve the meeting minutes of February 27, 2023, as presented. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
NEW BUSINESS
Approve the Common Victualler's License for the Run BXB 5K, as presented; further, to approve the Special One Day Liquor License for the Run BXB 5K, as presented
Chair Lipari moved to approve the Common Victualler's License for the Run BXB 5K, as presented; further, to approve the Special One Day Liquor License for the Run BXB 5K, as presented. Seconded by Member Fowlks. Discussion: Town Administrator Johns noted that some paperwork has yet to be received for the Special One Day Liquor License and he suggested holding off on that item at this time. Chair Lipari amended her motion to approve the Common Victualler's License for the Run BXB 5K, as presented. Seconded by Member Fowlks. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye." b.
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to approve the Common Victualler's License for the Run BXB 5K, as presented; further, to approve the Special One Day Liquor License for the Run BXB 5K, as presented. Seconded by Member Fowlks. Discussion: Town Administrator Johns noted that some paperwork has yet to be received for the Special One Day Liquor License and he suggested holding off on that item at this time. Chair Lipari amended her motion to approve the Common Victualler's License for the Run BXB 5K, as presented. Seconded by Member Fowlks. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye." b..” (Motion: Lipari, second: Fowlks)
c. Action: Open & Close ATM Warrant
Inform all department, boards, committees, commissions, and the public at large that the Warrant of the 2023 Annual Town Meeting shall open for such submissions at this time of March 13, 2023
Chair Lipari moved to inform all department, boards, committees, commissions, and the public at large that the Warrant of the 2023 Annual Town Meeting shall open for such submissions at this time of March 13, 2023. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to inform all department, boards, committees, commissions, and the public at large that the Warrant of the 2023 Annual Town Meeting shall open for such submissions at this time of March 13, 2023. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
Add the Police/Fire Injury Coverage Transfer Warrant Article to the 2023 Annual Town Meeting Warrant
Chair Lipari moved to add the Police/Fire Injury Coverage Transfer Warrant Article to the 2023 Annual Town Meeting Warrant. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to add the Police/Fire Injury Coverage Transfer Warrant Article to the 2023 Annual Town Meeting Warrant. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
Inform all boards, committees, commissions, and the public at large that the Warrant of the 2023 Annual Town Meeting shall close at this time of March 13, 2023
Chair Lipari moved to inform all boards, committees, commissions, and the public at large that the Warrant of the 2023 Annual Town Meeting shall close at this time of March 13, 2023. Seconded by Member Fowlks. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye." d.
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to inform all boards, committees, commissions, and the public at large that the Warrant of the 2023 Annual Town Meeting shall close at this time of March 13, 2023. Seconded by Member Fowlks. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye." d..” (Motion: Lipari, second: Fowlks)
d. Action: Draft Annual Town Meeting Warrant - Vote & SB Recommendations
Recommend Article 4 of the Special Town Meeting
Member Markiewicz moved to recommend Article 4 of the Special Town Meeting. Seconded by Member Fox. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Member Markiewicz moved to recommend Article 4 of the Special Town Meeting. Seconded by Member Fox. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Markiewicz, second: Fox)
Recommend Article 3: Set Salaries and Compensation of Elected Officials of Town Meeting
Chair Lipari moved to recommend Article 3: Set Salaries and Compensation of Elected Officials of Town Meeting. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 3-1-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "nay," Lipari "aye."
Yes: Fox, Lipari, MarkiewiczNo: Fowlks
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend Article 3: Set Salaries and Compensation of Elected Officials of Town Meeting. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 3-1-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "nay," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
Recommend Article 4: Amend 2024 Personnel Plan of Town Meeting
Chair Lipari moved to recommend Article 4: Amend 2024 Personnel Plan of Town Meeting. Seconded by Member Fowlks. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend Article 4: Amend 2024 Personnel Plan of Town Meeting. Seconded by Member Fowlks. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Fowlks)
Recommend vote #2 for Article 4, concerning the Compensation Schedule and the COLA increase of 2.9% wage adjustment
Chair Lipari moved to recommend vote #2 for Article 4, concerning the Compensation Schedule and the COLA increase of 2.9% wage adjustment. Seconded by Member Fox. Discussion: Chair Lipari asked about building the COLA increase into the steps. Town Administrator Johns stated that this needs to be voted on in some format at Town Meeting. He suggested keeping the steps and COLA separate. He explained that work is being done to investigate what other comparable communities are doing for this item. Member Markiewicz asked if the Town should include pay for a technical liaison for this year on the compensation schedule, as these services were not used in this fiscal year. Chair Lipari stated that this only gives the rate in case these services are utilized. She asked if this is included in the budget. Town Administrator Johns stated that it is included, but this will be implemented through a person's contract. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend vote #2 for Article 4, concerning the Compensation Schedule and the COLA increase of 2.9% wage adjustment. Seconded by Member Fox. Discussion: Chair Lipari asked about building the COLA increase into the steps. Town Administrator Johns stated that this needs to be voted on in some format at Town Meeting. He suggested keeping the steps and COLA separate. He explained that work is being done to investigate what other comparable communities are doing for this item. Member Markiewicz asked if the Town should include pay for a technical liaison for this year on the compensation schedule, as these services were not used in this fiscal year. Chair Lipari stated that this only gives the rate in case these services are utilized. She asked if this is included in the budget. Town Administrator Johns stated that it is included, but this will be implemented through a person's contract. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Fox)
Recommend the Article to add a part-time Department Assistant to the Accounting Department for $27,700
Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article to add a part-time Department Assistant to the Accounting Department for $27,700. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article to add a part-time Department Assistant to the Accounting Department for $27,700. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
Recommend the Article regarding Cable Services and Equipment for $119,899 from the Cable Fund
Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding Cable Services and Equipment for $119,899 from the Cable Fund. Seconded by Member Markiewicz.. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding Cable Services and Equipment for $119,899 from the Cable Fund. Seconded by Member Markiewicz.. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
Recommend the Article regarding the Departmental Revolving Funds Expense Limits
Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding the Departmental Revolving Funds Expense Limits. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding the Departmental Revolving Funds Expense Limits. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
Recommend the Article regarding the $300,000 Bond and $355.80 to the Transportation Network Company for Road Maintenance
Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding the $300,000 Bond and $355.80 to the Transportation Network Company for Road Maintenance. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Discussion: Member Fowlks explained that this is incoming revenue from Ubers, Lyfts, and other ride sharing entities. The Town is not paying out this money. The Transportation Network Company is a funding source. This item is for a bond plus approximately $355 for a total amount appropriated for the DPW road maintenance. Chair Lipari amended her motion accordingly, to recommend the Article to bond $300,000 for Road Maintenance and additional to receive $355.80 from the Transportation Network Company for road maintenance. Seconded by Member Fox. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding the $300,000 Bond and $355.80 to the Transportation Network Company for Road Maintenance. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Discussion: Member Fowlks explained that this is incoming revenue from Ubers, Lyfts, and other ride sharing entities. The Town is not paying out this money. The Transportation Network Company is a funding source. This item is for a bond plus approximately $355 for a total amount appropriated for the DPW road maintenance. Chair Lipari amended her motion accordingly, to recommend the Article to bond $300,000 for Road Maintenance and additional to receive $355.80 from the Transportation Network Company for road maintenance. Seconded by Member Fox. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
Recommend the Article taking $280,000 from Free Cash to remove the underground fuel tanks and install new above ground tanks
Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article taking $280,000 from Free Cash to remove the underground fuel tanks and install new above ground tanks. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article taking $280,000 from Free Cash to remove the underground fuel tanks and install new above ground tanks. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
Recommend the Article regarding the Police Department Storage for Body Cameras Article, raise and appropriate $7,425
Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding the Police Department Storage for Body Cameras Article, raise and appropriate $7,425. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Discussion: Member Markiewicz suggested that this Article title be amended to read Department storage for Body Cam Images, instead of Cameras. Town Administrator Johns agreed. Chair Lipari amended her motion to recommend the Article regarding the Police Department Storage for Body Cameras Digital Images/Video, raise and appropriate $7,425. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding the Police Department Storage for Body Cameras Article, raise and appropriate $7,425. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Discussion: Member Markiewicz suggested that this Article title be amended to read Department storage for Body Cam Images, instead of Cameras. Town Administrator Johns agreed. Chair Lipari amended her motion to recommend the Article regarding the Police Department Storage for Body Cameras Digital Images/Video, raise and appropriate $7,425. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
Recommend the Article regarding the Chapter 90 Highway Reimbursement Program
Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding the Chapter 90 Highway Reimbursement Program. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding the Chapter 90 Highway Reimbursement Program. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
Recommend the Article regarding transferring $50,000 from Free Cash to the Police/Fire Injury Leave Indemnity Fund
Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding transferring $50,000 from Free Cash to the Police/Fire Injury Leave Indemnity Fund. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding transferring $50,000 from Free Cash to the Police/Fire Injury Leave Indemnity Fund. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
Recommend the Article regarding $20,000 to FY24 and add an additional $8,000 from Free Cash to match the FEMA grant to purchase a replacement Tender 65 tanker
Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding $20,000 to FY24 and add an additional $8,000 from Free Cash to match the FEMA grant to purchase a replacement Tender 65 tanker. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding $20,000 to FY24 and add an additional $8,000 from Free Cash to match the FEMA grant to purchase a replacement Tender 65 tanker. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
Recommend the Article requesting $20,000 from Free Cash regarding the Cost of Investigation into the Boxborough Police Department and Chief of Police
Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article requesting $20,000 from Free Cash regarding the Cost of Investigation into the Boxborough Police Department and Chief of Police. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Discussion: Member Markiewicz stated that he supports the spirit of the Article, though he is unsure if it should be funded through Free Cash. Some of the information requested is already available. Member Fowlks stated that he does not believe he can recommend this Article, as the language is proposed, not the spirit of the intent. He stated that he is unsure what other information can be released at this time. He believes it is the Board's intent to do most of the things requested by this Article, although maybe not at the granular level requested. 20230313 3 Member Markiewicz agreed that he would not recommend spending the money. However, he believes the Article should be placed on the Warrant. Member Fowlks explained that it is already on the Warrant. This vote is to recommend the Article wording itself. Member Markiewicz stated that he wants it to be clear that there is nothing to hide if the Board does not recommend it. He expressed surprise that the Finance Board voted to recommend the language as presented, including the cost and the staff time required. Chair Lipari stated that the Board has nothing to hide, and that this information will be provided when it can be. The idea of spending funds for a forensic audit sounds like a waste of Town money. These records are s
Yes: FoxNo: Fowlks, Lipari, Markiewicz
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article requesting $20,000 from Free Cash regarding the Cost of Investigation into the Boxborough Police Department and Chief of Police. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Discussion: Member Markiewicz stated that he supports the spirit of the Article, though he is unsure if it should be funded through Free Cash. Some of the information requested is already available. Member Fowlks stated that he does not believe he can recommend this Article, as the language is proposed, not the spirit of the intent. He stated that he is unsure what other information can be released at this time. He believes it is the Board's intent to do most of the things requested by this Article, although maybe not at the granular level requested. 20230313 3 Member Markiewicz agreed that he would not recommend spending the money. However, he believes the Article should be placed on the Warrant. Member Fowlks explained that it is already on the Warrant. This vote is to recommend the Article wording itself. Member Markiewicz stated that he wants it to be clear that there is nothing to hide if the Board does not recommend it. He expressed surprise that the Finance Board voted to recommend the language as presented, including the cost and the staff time required. Chair Lipari stated that the Board has nothing to hide, and that this information will be provided when it can be. The idea of spending funds for a forensic audit sounds like a waste of Town money. These records are subject to public records requests, unless otherwise governed by law. She stated that it is a shame that the Town does not believe the Board has been transparent in this process. It has been as transparent as law has allowed. She would not vote to recommend this Article at this time. Member Markiewicz stated that he believes the Board should write something regarding its vote for this item. Member Fox stated that he does not believe this will produce what is hoped for, unless there are clear expectations made with the proponents of this request ahead of time. Member Fowlks stated that, in his opinion, this seems like a proxy Article from the FinCom. Town Administrator Johns noted that the Interim Chief of Police came with all of the knowledge and expertise needed and only needed to go through the Massachusetts certification process, which was at no cost to the Town. Chair Lipari noted that information regarding the Interim Town Administrator salaries and expenses for the Interim Chief are laid out clearly in the salary lines and contracts. This is public information. Maria Neyland stated that this Article was presented to the Select Board by a citizen and has nothing to do with the FinCom. Member Fowlks stated that members of the FinCom were helping to get signatures for this petition article. Maria Neyland stated that members of the FinCom can do as they like on their own time. The FinCom had open discussion on this item and took a vote. The members did not seek signatures as members of the FinCom. Comments of this type, such as this being a proxy of the FinCom, are insulting. She struggled with voting on this item, but there was a lot of discussion regarding this being a citizen petition that needed a funding mechanism. This can now be voted on at Town Meeting. Member Markiewicz stated that this appears to be related to the Select Board using a private investigator on this subject. He previously had questions from members of the public regarding the FBI investigation and noted that he could not comment. Those citizens then requested a private investigator, in order to close this item, which is what the Board did. He will not agree to spend $20,000 from Free Cash to get information that is already available or cannot be released at this time. Member Fox agreed that information should be made as transparent as possible but noted that much of this information may not be able to be released. A framework for the report should be created with the proponents ahead of time. Failed: 1-3-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "nay," Fox "aye," Fowlks "nay," Lipari "nay.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
Recommend the Article regarding the Sense of the Meeting - Public Safety Building Options
Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding the Sense of the Meeting - Public Safety Building Options. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Discussion: Member Fox stated that he believes this Article would be better served at a later date, once the work of the Building Committee has been reviewed and a recommendation has been made, potentially at a Fall Town Meeting. Member Markiewicz agreed. Town Administrator Johns stated that this likely came from his questions regarding many public safety building options he has been hearing. Member Fowlks stated that he would like to hear a general sense as to what option people may be most interested in moving forward with, in order to start moving in some direction. There needs to be an inclination as to what people want before beginning in a certain direction. 20230313 4 Chair Lipari stated that there is a question as to whether something more significant needs to be done with the Police Station. A Fire Station and upgrade to the current Police Station may address the needs. Thus, this Article does not give a whole context as to what is being considered. She would like to see a presentation on this item with clear alternatives. She recommended tabling this to the Fall Town Meeting. Chair Lipari amended her motion to pull this Article and reconsider it for Fall Town Meeting. Seconded by Member Fox. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to recommend the Article regarding the Sense of the Meeting - Public Safety Building Options. Seconded by Member Markiewicz. Discussion: Member Fox stated that he believes this Article would be better served at a later date, once the work of the Building Committee has been reviewed and a recommendation has been made, potentially at a Fall Town Meeting. Member Markiewicz agreed. Town Administrator Johns stated that this likely came from his questions regarding many public safety building options he has been hearing. Member Fowlks stated that he would like to hear a general sense as to what option people may be most interested in moving forward with, in order to start moving in some direction. There needs to be an inclination as to what people want before beginning in a certain direction. 20230313 4 Chair Lipari stated that there is a question as to whether something more significant needs to be done with the Police Station. A Fire Station and upgrade to the current Police Station may address the needs. Thus, this Article does not give a whole context as to what is being considered. She would like to see a presentation on this item with clear alternatives. She recommended tabling this to the Fall Town Meeting. Chair Lipari amended her motion to pull this Article and reconsider it for Fall Town Meeting. Seconded by Member Fox. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Markiewicz)
e. Action: Select Board & Town Administrator Goals
Accept the Select Board & Town Administrator goals, as amended
Chair Lipari moved to accept the Select Board & Town Administrator goals, as amended. Seconded by Member Fowlks. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye." f.
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to accept the Select Board & Town Administrator goals, as amended. Seconded by Member Fowlks. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye." f..” (Motion: Lipari, second: Fowlks)
Authorize the Chair to respond to the Open Meeting Law Complaint, filed on February 27, 2023, as presented
Chair Lipari moved to authorize the Chair to respond to the Open Meeting Law Complaint, filed on February 27, 2023, as presented. Seconded by Member Fowlks. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Chair Lipari moved to authorize the Chair to respond to the Open Meeting Law Complaint, filed on February 27, 2023, as presented. Seconded by Member Fowlks. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Lipari, second: Fowlks)
ADJOURN
Adjourn
Member Fowlks moved to adjourn the meeting at 9:18 p.m. Seconded by Member Fox. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye."
From the minutes
“Member Fowlks moved to adjourn the meeting at 9:18 p.m. Seconded by Member Fox. Approved: 4-0-0 by Roll Call Markiewicz, "aye," Fox "aye," Fowlks "aye," Lipari "aye.".” (Motion: Fowlks, second: Fox)
From the Boxborough Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the town’s Agenda Center (Select Board). We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: Town of Boxborough Select Board page (named group photo, LCTV) — Sam Anderson, Priya Sundaram, Wes Fowlks, Bob Stemple and Kristin Hilberg. Cropped by MassVoter. Former members show initials.
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