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8 recorded votes, 1 with disagreement.
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Present: Shareen Davis, Peter Cocolis, Dean Nicastro, Cory Metters, Jeffrey Dykens
Absent: None
Motion
“Motion: by Peter Cocolis. Second: by Jeffrey Dykens. Roll Call Vote: Jeffrey Dykens: Yes Cory Metters: Yes Dean Nicastro: Yes Peter Cocolis: Yes Shareen Davis: Yes.” (Motion: Cocolis, second: Dykens)
Allow meetings of the following committees: Aunt Lydia’s Cove Committee Board of Assessors Council on Aging Board of Directors Independence Day Parade Committee Humans Services Committee Water &...
To allow meetings of the following committees: Aunt Lydia’s Cove Committee Board of Assessors Council on Aging Board of Directors Independence Day Parade Committee Humans Services Committee Water & Sewer Advisory Committee Traffic Safety Committee Summer Residents Advisory Committee
“Motion: by Jeffrey Dykens to allow meetings of the following committees: Aunt Lydia’s Cove Committee Board of Assessors Council on Aging Board of Directors Independence Day Parade Committee Humans Services Committee Water & Sewer Advisory Committee Traffic Safety Committee Summer Residents Advisory Committee Second: by Dean Nicastro. Roll Call Vote: Jeffrey Dykens: Yes Cory Metters: Yes Dean Nicastro: Yes Peter Cocolis: Yes Shareen Davis: Yes.” (Motion: Dykens, second: Nicastro)
Approve the application from Artis Winery to vend at the Chatham Farmer’s Market on Tuesday afternoons from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. from June 9 to October 20, 2020
To approve the application from Artis Winery to vend at the Chatham Farmer’s Market on Tuesday afternoons from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. from June 9 to October 20, 2020
Yes: Cocolis, Davis, Metters, NicastroAbstained: Dykens
“Motion: by Peter Cocolis to approve the application from Artis Winery to vend at the Chatham Farmer’s Market on Tuesday afternoons from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. from June 9 to October 20, 2020. Second: by Dean Nicastro. Roll Call Vote: Jeffrey Dykens: Abstain Cory Metters: Yes Dean Nicastro: Yes Peter Cocolis: Yes Shareen Davis: Yes.” (Motion: Cocolis, second: Nicastro)
That the Board waive the Zoning Board of Appeals application fee for Habitat for Humanity’s 11 George Ryder Road South 40B project
That the Board waive the Zoning Board of Appeals application fee for Habitat for Humanity’s 11 George Ryder Road South 40B project
“Motion: by Jeffrey Dykens that the Board waive the Zoning Board of Appeals application fee for Habitat for Humanity’s 11 George Ryder Road South 40B project. Second: by Peter Cocolis. Roll Call Vote: Jeffrey Dykens: Yes Cory Metters: Yes Dean Nicastro: Yes Peter Cocolis: Yes Shareen Davis: Yes.” (Motion: Dykens, second: Cocolis)
Waive the uncompleted hours, to allow the placed participants to receive the full tax credit for FY2020
To waive the uncompleted hours, to allow the placed participants to receive the full tax credit for FY2020
“Motion: by Jeffrey Dykens to waive the uncompleted hours, to allow the placed participants to receive the full tax credit for FY2020. Second: by Cory Metters. Roll Call Vote: Jeffrey Dykens: Yes Cory Metters: Yes Dean Nicastro: Yes Peter Cocolis: Yes Shareen Davis: Yes.” (Motion: Dykens, second: Metters)
Declare a State of Water Supply Conservation in accordance with the General Bylaws, Chapter 261, §261-4 and implementation of the following voluntary conservation measures in accordance with...
To declare a State of Water Supply Conservation in accordance with the General Bylaws, Chapter 261, §261-4 and implementation of the following voluntary conservation measures in accordance with §261-5: 1. State of Water Supply Conservation for the period May 13, 2020 through September 30, 2020. 2. Outdoor watering at odd-numbered addresses restricted to odd-numbered calendar days. Outdoor watering at even-numbered addresses restricted to even- numbered days. 3. Outdoor watering limited to 1” (one inch) or less per watering event. 4. Outdoor watering limited to the period 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. (midnight), except for in- ground irrigation systems which are limited to 12 a.m. (midnight) to 6 a.m. 5. No washing of sidewalks or driveways
“Motion: by Dean Nicastro to declare a State of Water Supply Conservation in accordance with the General Bylaws, Chapter 261, §261-4 and implementation of the following voluntary conservation measures in accordance with §261-5: 1. State of Water Supply Conservation for the period May 13, 2020 through September 30, 2020. 2. Outdoor watering at odd-numbered addresses restricted to odd-numbered calendar days. Outdoor watering at even-numbered addresses restricted to even- numbered days. 3. Outdoor watering limited to 1” (one inch) or less per watering event. 4. Outdoor watering limited to the period 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. (midnight), except for in- ground irrigation systems which are limited to 12 a.m. (midnight) to 6 a.m. 5. No washing of sidewalks or driveways. Second: by Jeffrey Dykens. Roll Call Vote: Jeffrey Dykens: Yes Cory Metters: Yes Dean Nicastro: Yes Peter Cocolis: Yes Shareen Davis: Yes.” (Motion: Nicastro, second: Dykens)
That the Board sign the Annual Town Meeting Warrant as presented
That the Board sign the Annual Town Meeting Warrant as presented
“Motion: by Dean Nicastro that the Board sign the Annual Town Meeting Warrant as presented. Second: by Cory Metters. Roll Call Vote: Jeffrey Dykens: Yes Cory Metters: Yes Dean Nicastro: Yes Peter Cocolis: Yes Shareen Davis: Yes.” (Motion: Nicastro, second: Metters)
Adjourn
To adjourn
“Motion: by Jeffrey Dykens to adjourn. Second: by Peter Cocolis. Roll Call Vote: Jeffrey Dykens: Yes Cory Metters: Yes Dean Nicastro: Yes Peter Cocolis: Yes Shareen Davis: Yes.” (Motion: Dykens, second: Cocolis)
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