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July 12, 2021
3 recorded votes, 3 with disagreement.
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Present: Shawn D. McDonald, Stanley M. Mickelson, John P. Haran, Frank S. Gracie III, David A. Tatelbaum
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
To accept the contract with a 2.5% increase with the current salary being $175,836.00 and going to $180,232.78 with a 35% sick time buy back
Yes: Gracie, McDonald, Mickelson, TatelbaumNo: Haran
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman Stanley Mickelson, and seconded by Vice- Chair David Tatelbaum, it was voted 4-1 (John Haran against) to accept the contract with a 2.5% increase with the current salary being $175,836.00 and going to $180,232.78 with a 35% sick time buy back.” (Motion: Mickelson, second: Tatelbaum)
To approve the contract with a 20% sick time buy back similar to other employees in the Town
The minutes say only that the motion failed; they leave out who made it and give no count.
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by seconded by Selectman John Haran to approve the contract with a 20% sick time buy back similar to other employees in the Town, the motion failed..” (second: Haran)
To accept the contract with a base salary of $120,550.00 with the college incentive applicable to each contract
Yes: Haran, McDonald, Mickelson, TatelbaumNo: Gracie
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman Stanley Mickelson, and seconded by Vice- Chair David Tatelbaum, it was voted 4-1 (Frank Gracie against) to accept the contract with a base salary of $120,550.00 with the college incentive applicable to each contract.” (Motion: Mickelson, second: Tatelbaum)
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