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May 28, 2020
3 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Note on these minutes: The board met remotely (Cisco Webex), with roll-call votes.
Present: Joseph Morandi, James Tigges, Robert Hogan, Michael Runyan, Nicholas Priest
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
Approvals: COVID-19 Support for Reopening - Joint Statement of the
Support the COVID-19 Support for Reopening Joint Statement as submitted
Motion: Selectman Hogan moved that the Board of Selectmen support the COVID-19 Support for Reopening Joint Statement as submitted. Seconded by Selectman Priest with Selectman Hogan voting aye, Selectman Runyan voting aye, Selectman Tigges voting aye, Selectman Priest voting aye and Chairman Morandi voting aye. (Approved 5-0-0)
From the minutes
“Motion: Selectman Hogan moved that the Board of Selectmen support the COVID-19 Support for Reopening Joint Statement as submitted. Seconded by Selectman Priest with Selectman Hogan voting aye, Selectman Runyan voting aye, Selectman Tigges voting aye, Selectman Priest voting aye and Chairman Morandi voting aye. (Approved 5-0-0).” (Motion: Hogan, second: Priest)
Approval: Update: Modification to Full Water Ban
Approve that the Town rescind the Full Water Ban and that it return to the every other day watering in accordance to the policy already in place
Motion: Selectman Priest moved to approve that the Town rescind the Full Water Ban and that it return to the every other day watering in accordance to the policy already in place. Seconded by Selectman Hogan with Selectman Hogan voting aye, Selectman Runyan voting aye, Selectman Tigges voting aye, Selectman Priest voting aye and Chairman Morandi voting aye. (Approved 5-0-0)
From the minutes
“Motion: Selectman Priest moved to approve that the Town rescind the Full Water Ban and that it return to the every other day watering in accordance to the policy already in place. Seconded by Selectman Hogan with Selectman Hogan voting aye, Selectman Runyan voting aye, Selectman Tigges voting aye, Selectman Priest voting aye and Chairman Morandi voting aye. (Approved 5-0-0).” (Motion: Priest, second: Hogan)
Old/New Business: None.
Pursuant to G.L. c. 30A § 21(a)(3) the Board of Selectmen would convene to executive session to discuss legal strategy and litigation in the matter of ground water contamination as an open meeting...
Motion: Selectman Hogan moved that pursuant to G.L. c. 30A § 21(a)(3) the Board of Selectmen would convene to executive session to discuss legal strategy and litigation in the matter of ground water contamination as an open meeting may have a negative effect on the negotiation position of the public body with the BOS adjourning directly from the executive session and not reconvening in open session as is authorized by G.G. c. 30A, §21(b)(4) at 7:45 p.m. Seconded by Selectman Tigges with Selectman Hogan voting aye, Selectman Runyan voting aye, Selectman Tigges voting aye, Selectman Priest voting aye and Chairman Morandi voting aye. (Approved 5-0-0)
From the minutes
“Motion: Selectman Hogan moved that pursuant to G.L. c. 30A § 21(a)(3) the Board of Selectmen would convene to executive session to discuss legal strategy and litigation in the matter of ground water contamination as an open meeting may have a negative effect on the negotiation position of the public body with the BOS adjourning directly from the executive session and not reconvening in open session as is authorized by G.G. c. 30A, §21(b)(4) at 7:45 p.m. Seconded by Selectman Tigges with Selectman Hogan voting aye, Selectman Runyan voting aye, Selectman Tigges voting aye, Selectman Priest voting aye and Chairman Morandi voting aye. (Approved 5-0-0).” (Motion: Hogan, second: Tigges)
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