MassVoter.com← Dartmouth Select BoardDartmouth Select Board · 2021–2022 Board · Regular meeting
August 23, 2021
6 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Present: Shawn D. McDonald, David A. Tatelbaum, Frank S. Gracie III, John P. Haran, Stanley M. Mickelson
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
To approve the warrant, and have the Town Administrator stamp the warrant
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman Frank Gracie, and seconded by Selectman John Haran, it was voted unanimously to approve the warrant, and have the Town Administrator stamp the warrant.” (Motion: Gracie, second: Haran)
One Day License South Wharf
To approve
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman John Haran, and seconded by Selectman Frank Gracie, it was voted unanimously to approve.” (Motion: Haran, second: Gracie)
C Marina Feasibility Study Presentation by Urban Harbors Institute
To approve the concept of the study and allow the Waterways Commission to move forward and apply for a grant
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman Frank Gracie, and seconded by Selectman John Haran, it was voted unanimously to approve the concept of the study and allow the Waterways Commission to move forward and apply for a grant.” (Motion: Gracie, second: Haran)
Minutes
To approve
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman John Haran, and seconded by Selectman Frank Gracie, it was voted unanimously to approve.” (Motion: Haran, second: Gracie)
To approve
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman John Haran, and seconded by Selectman Frank Gracie, it was voted unanimously to approve.” (Motion: Haran, second: Gracie)
To adjourn
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman Stanley Mickelson, and seconded by Selectman Frank Gracie, it was voted unanimously to adjourn.” (Motion: Mickelson, second: Gracie)
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