MassVoter.com← Brewster Select BoardBrewster Select Board · 2026–2027 Board · Regular meeting
12 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
A monthly email on what it voted on, starting in November.
Your Brewster ballot: 13 quizzes, about a minute each.
Start my ballot →Present: Amanda Bebrin, Mary Chaffee, Pete Dahl, Laurel Labdon, Caroline McCarley
Absent: None
Enter Executive Session
To enter Executive Session
“Selectperson Dahl moved to enter Executive Session, seconded by Selectperson Bebrin. A roll call vote was taken, Dahl -yes, Chaffee- yes, Labdon- yes, McCarley- yes, Chair Bebrin- yes. The vote passed unanimously, 5- Yes, 0- No.” (Motion: Dahl, second: Bebrin)
Move approval of the consent agenda as presented
Move approval of the consent agenda as presented
“Selectperson Dahl moved approval of the consent agenda as presented. Selectperson McCarley seconded the motion. All Select Board members voted in favor of the motion, 5- Yes, 0- No.” (Motion: Dahl, second: McCarley)
Approve Golden Moves request for a new panel on the ladder sign at 6A and Underpass Road
To approve Golden Moves request for a new panel on the ladder sign at 6A and Underpass Road
“Selectperson Chaffee moved to approve Golden Moves request for a new panel on the ladder sign at 6A and Underpass Road. Selectperson McCarley seconded the motion. All Select Board members voted in favor of the motion, 5- Yes, 0- No.” (Motion: Chaffee, second: McCarley)
Open the public hearing
To open the public hearing
“Selectperson Dahl moved to open the public hearing. Selectperson McCarley seconded the motion. All Select Board members voted in favor of the motion, 5- Yes, 0- No.” (Motion: Dahl, second: McCarley)
Close the public hearing
To close the public hearing
“Selectperson Dahl moved to close the public hearing. Selectperson McCarley seconded the motion. All Select Board members voted in favor of the motion, 5- Yes, 0- No.” (Motion: Dahl, second: McCarley)
Approve the change of liquor license request, subject to all conditions above being met
To approve the change of liquor license request, subject to all conditions above being met
“Selectperson Dahl moved to approve the change of liquor license request, subject to all conditions above being met. Selectperson McCarley seconded the motion. All Select Board members voted in favor of the motion, 5- Yes, 0- No.” (Motion: Dahl, second: McCarley)
Extend the temporary Annual Liquor License and Common Victualler, for an additional 35 days, to July 13, 2026
To extend the temporary Annual Liquor License and Common Victualler, for an additional 35 days, to July 13, 2026
“Selectperson Dahl moved to extend the temporary Annual Liquor License and Common Victualler, for an additional 35 days, to July 13, 2026. Selectperson Labdon seconded the motion. All Select Board members voted in favor of the motion, 5- Yes, 0- No.” (Motion: Dahl, second: Labdon)
Adopt the amended Intermunicipal Agreement with Pleasant Bay Alliance for Watershed Permitting, as presented in the packet and discussed and authorize the Board to sign
To adopt the amended Intermunicipal Agreement with Pleasant Bay Alliance for Watershed Permitting, as presented in the packet and discussed and authorize the Board to sign
“Selectperson Dahl moved to adopt the amended Intermunicipal Agreement with Pleasant Bay Alliance for Watershed Permitting, as presented in the packet and discussed and authorize the Board to sign. Selectperson McCarley seconded the motion. All Select Board members voted in favor of the motion, 5- Yes, 0-No.” (Motion: Dahl, second: McCarley)
Approve the Final Proposed Herring River Watershed Permit, as presented in the packet
To approve the Final Proposed Herring River Watershed Permit, as presented in the packet
“Selectperson Dahl moved to approve the Final Proposed Herring River Watershed Permit, as presented in the packet. Selectperson McCarley seconded the motion. All Select Board members voted in favor of the motion, 5- Yes, 0-No.” (Motion: Dahl, second: McCarley)
Submit petition to State Legislature to convert entire Sea Camps Pond Property to conservation uses only, in accordance with May 4, 2026 Annual Town Meeting approved Article 29
To submit petition to State Legislature to convert entire Sea Camps Pond Property to conservation uses only, in accordance with May 4, 2026 Annual Town Meeting approved Article 29
“Selectperson Dahl moved to submit petition to State Legislature to convert entire Sea Camps Pond Property to conservation uses only, in accordance with May 4, 2026 Annual Town Meeting approved Article 29. Selectperson McCarley seconded the motion. All Select Board members voted in favor of the motion, 5- Yes, 0- No.” (Motion: Dahl, second: McCarley)
Make the fourth quarter payment, netted for the amount due and erroneously assessed for FY26 and work with the Towns to find a solution, with the Nauset School Committee, for the remaining five...
To make the fourth quarter payment, netted for the amount due and erroneously assessed for FY26 and work with the Towns to find a solution, with the Nauset School Committee, for the remaining five years as indicated in the spreadsheet provided by Bob Dutch
“Selectperson Dahl moved to make the fourth quarter payment, netted for the amount due and erroneously assessed for FY26 and work with the Towns to find a solution, with the Nauset School Committee, for the remaining five years as indicated in the spreadsheet provided by Bob Dutch. Selectperson Chaffee seconded the motion. All Select Board members voted in favor of the motion, 5- Yes, 0- No.” (Motion: Dahl, second: Chaffee)
Adjourn at 7: 33pm
To adjourn at 7: 33pm
“Selectperson Chaffee moved to adjourn at 7: 33pm. Selectperson Labdon seconded the motion. All members voted in favor of the motion. The vote was 5- yes, 0- No.” (Motion: Chaffee, second: Labdon)
From the Brewster Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the town’s online records archive. We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: Town of Brewster (Select Board and Staff Biographies page).
How to read these pagesWhere the votes come from, how we check them against the official minutes, what isn't included yet, and how to report a mistake.About city pages →