MassVoter.com← Dover Board of SelectmenDover Board of Selectmen · 2025–2026 Board · Regular meeting
June 2, 2025
3 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Attendance
Present: Robyn Hunter, David Haviland, Cameron Hudson
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
I.2 Approve Maximum Useful Life Certifications in Connection with Dover's Fire
That the maximum useful life of the rescue pumper truck to be financed with the proceeds of the $990,000 borrowing authorized by the vote of the town passed May 1, 2023, Article V, Motion 2, is...
That the maximum useful life of the rescue pumper truck to be financed with the proceeds of the $990,000 borrowing authorized by the vote of the town passed May 1, 2023, Article V, Motion 2, is hereby determined pursuant to Mass General Law, Chapter 44, subsection seven-one to be 20 years
From the minutes
“Robyn Hunter moved and Dave Haviland seconded that the maximum useful life of the rescue pumper truck to be financed with the proceeds of the $990,000 borrowing authorized by the vote of the town passed May 1, 2023, Article V, Motion 2, is hereby determined pursuant to Mass General Law, Chapter 44, subsection seven-one to be 20 years; it was unanimously approved by roll-call vote..” (Motion: Hunter, second: Haviland)
That the maximum useful life of the fire pumper truck to be financed in part with the proceeds of the $55,000 borrowing authorized by the vote of the town past May 5, 2025, Article 5, motion 2, is...
That the maximum useful life of the fire pumper truck to be financed in part with the proceeds of the $55,000 borrowing authorized by the vote of the town past May 5, 2025, Article 5, motion 2, is hereby determined pursuant to Master of Law, Chapter 44, subsection seven-one to be 20 years
From the minutes
“Robyn Hunter moved and Dave Haviland seconded that the maximum useful life of the fire pumper truck to be financed in part with the proceeds of the $55,000 borrowing authorized by the vote of the town past May 5, 2025, Article 5, motion 2, is hereby determined pursuant to Master of Law, Chapter 44, subsection seven-one to be 20 years; it was unanimously approved by roll-call vote..” (Motion: Hunter, second: Haviland)
Adjournment
Adjourn the meeting
To adjourn the meeting
From the minutes
“At 7:30 PM, Dave Haviland motioned and Cam Hudson seconded to adjourn the meeting; it was unanimously approved by roll-call vote..” (Motion: Haviland, second: Hudson)
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