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Carlisle Select Board · 2024–2025 Board · Regular meeting

May 6, 2025

5 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.

Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda

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Attendance

Present: Barney Arnold, Kate Reid, Scott Triola, David Model, Travis Snell

Absent: None

Every vote, in order

Police Station Renovation Project (Warrant Article Discussion)

Present a total cost of $4,244,532 (an increase of $694,344) for the Police Station Renovation Project article motion at Annual Town Meeting

Minutes, page 2

ApprovePassed · Unanimous, 5 present

On the motion of Barney Arnold and seconded by Scott Triola, it was unanimously voted to present a total cost of $4,244,532 (an increase of $694,344) for the Police Station Renovation Project article motion at Annual Town Meeting.

From the minutes

“On the motion of Barney Arnold and seconded by Scott Triola, it was unanimously voted to present a total cost of $4,244,532 (an increase of $694,344) for the Police Station Renovation Project article motion at Annual Town Meeting..” (Motion: Arnold, second: Triola)

Read it in the official minutes, page 2 (PDF)

MBTA Communities Citizen's Petition

Not take a position on Article 25: MBTA Citizen's Petition

Minutes, page 6

ApprovePassed · Unanimous, 5 present

Kate Reid moved to not take a position on Article 25: MBTA Communities Citizen's Petition. Scott Triola seconded. The Board discussed the motion. Snell opened the meeting to public comment. Cindy Craft (Patch Meadow Ln) commented that the Planning Board only began considering multiple plans as a response to angry residents. She expressed concern that there wasn't enough public education. The Board reaffirmed they did not want to set a precedent of taking a position on citizen's petitions. The Board unanimously voted to not take a position on Article 25: MBTA Citizen's Petition.

From the minutes

“Kate Reid moved to not take a position on Article 25: MBTA Communities Citizen's Petition. Scott Triola seconded. The Board discussed the motion. Snell opened the meeting to public comment. Cindy Craft (Patch Meadow Ln) commented that the Planning Board only began considering multiple plans as a response to angry residents. She expressed concern that there wasn't enough public education. The Board reaffirmed they did not want to set a precedent of taking a position on citizen's petitions. The Board unanimously voted to not take a position on Article 25: MBTA Citizen's Petition..” (Motion: Reid, second: Triola)

Read it in the official minutes, page 6 (PDF)

Accessory Dwelling Unit Bylaw

Recommend Article 26: Accessory Dwelling Unit Bylaw

Minutes, page 6

ApprovePassed · Unanimous, 5 present

On the motion of Kate Reid and seconded by Barney Arnold, it was unanimously voted to recommend Article 26: Accessory Dwelling Unit Bylaw.

From the minutes

“On the motion of Kate Reid and seconded by Barney Arnold, it was unanimously voted to recommend Article 26: Accessory Dwelling Unit Bylaw..” (Motion: Reid, second: Arnold)

Read it in the official minutes, page 6 (PDF)

Operating and Capital Budget

Approve that the maximum useful life of the fire engine to be financed with the proceeds of the $975,000 borrowing authorized by the votes of the Town passed May 13, 2024 (Article 14) and May 21,...

Minutes, page 7

ApprovePassed · Unanimous, 5 present

On the motion of Kate Reid and seconded by Barney Arnold, it was unanimously voted to approve that the maximum useful life of the fire engine to be financed with the proceeds of the $975,000 borrowing authorized by the votes of the Town passed May 13, 2024 (Article 14) and May 21, 2024 (Question 1) is hereby determined pursuant to G.L. c.44, §7(1) to be 25 years.

From the minutes

“On the motion of Kate Reid and seconded by Barney Arnold, it was unanimously voted to approve that the maximum useful life of the fire engine to be financed with the proceeds of the $975,000 borrowing authorized by the votes of the Town passed May 13, 2024 (Article 14) and May 21, 2024 (Question 1) is hereby determined pursuant to G.L. c.44, §7(1) to be 25 years..” (Motion: Reid, second: Arnold)

Read it in the official minutes, page 7 (PDF)

Adjournment

Adjourn

Minutes, page 7

ProceduralPassed · Unanimous, 5 present

On the motion of Barney Arnold and seconded by Scott Triola, it was unanimously voted to adjourn the meeting.

From the minutes

“On the motion of Barney Arnold and seconded by Scott Triola, it was unanimously voted to adjourn the meeting..” (Motion: Arnold, second: Triola)

Read it in the official minutes, page 7 (PDF)

From the Carlisle 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 (the town’s website has no Select Board photos): The Carlisle Mosquito — Rebekah Vieira (Melinda Lindquist) and David Thomas (Beth Clarke), May 2026; Christine Stevens and Travis Snell (Melinda Lindquist, May 2025); Scott Triola (Nancy Hartle, May 2023). Cropped by MassVoter. Former members show initials.

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