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February 7, 2022
7 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 for the Selectboard
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman Stanley Mickelson, and seconded by Vice Chair David Tatelbaum, it was voted unanimously to approve the warrant, and have the Town Administrator stamp the warrant for the Selectboard.” (Motion: Mickelson, second: Tatelbaum)
B Re-Appointment to Waterways Committee- Andrew Herlihy
To Re-Appoint Andrew Herlihy to the Waterways Committee
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman Stanley Mickelson, and seconded by Selectman John Haran, it was voted unanimously to Re-Appoint Andrew Herlihy to the Waterways Committee.” (Motion: Mickelson, second: Haran)
C Appointment to the Youth Commission- Jeremy Howard
To Appoint Jeremy Howard to the Youth Commission
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman Stanley Mickelson, and seconded by Selectman John Haran, it was voted unanimously to Appoint Jeremy Howard to the Youth Commission.” (Motion: Mickelson, second: Haran)
F Approval of General Obligation of Bond Sale
To approve sale of the $9,160,000 General Obligation Municipal Purpose Loan of 2022 Bonds of the Town dated February 15, 2022 (the " Bonds"), to BofA Securities, Inc. at the price of $9,938,548.05 and accrued interest, if any, is hereby approved and confirmed
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman Frank Gracie, and seconded Selectman Stanley Mickelson, it was voted unanimously to approve sale of the $9,160,000 General Obligation Municipal Purpose Loan of 2022 Bonds of the Town dated February 15, 2022 (the " Bonds"), to BofA Securities, Inc. at the price of $9,938,548.05 and accrued interest, if any, is hereby approved and confirmed.” (Motion: Gracie, second: Mickelson)
G Non-Binding Referendum Petition - Dartmouth Indian Symbol
To notify the Town Clerk that the Selectboard voted to place the non-binding question reading the following: Do you support keeping the Dartmouth Indian logo with Native Imagery as the Dartmouth School System's symbol?
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman Frank Gracie, and seconded by Selectman John Haran, it was voted unanimously to notify the Town Clerk that the Selectboard voted to place the non-binding question reading the following: Do you support keeping the Dartmouth Indian logo with Native Imagery as the Dartmouth School System's symbol?.” (Motion: Gracie, second: Haran)
Minutes
To approve
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman Stanley Mickelson, and seconded by Selectman John Haran, it was voted unanimously to approve.” (Motion: Mickelson, second: Haran)
To adjourn. vw
From the minutes
“After a motion was made by Selectman Stanley Mickelson, and seconded by Selectman Frank Gracie, it was voted unanimously to adjourn. vw.” (Motion: Mickelson, second: Gracie)
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