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5 recorded votes, 5 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Present: Ronald J. Mikol, James E. Tully
Absent: Leah D. Basbanes
Approve the warrant for the Annual Town Meeting
A motion was made by Mr. Tully to approve the warrant for the Annual Town Meeting. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mikol and passed by majority vote.
The minutes say the motion passed “by majority vote,” without a count or names. Showing the result only.
“A motion was made by Mr. Tully to approve the warrant for the Annual Town Meeting. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mikol and passed by majority vote..” (Motion: James E. Tully, second: Mikol)
Declare 8,274 square feet of land currently part of the Town Common land as surplus
A motion was made by Mr. Mikol to declare 8,274 square feet of land currently part of the Town Common land as surplus. The motion was seconded by Mr. Tully and passed by majority vote.
The minutes say the motion passed “by majority vote,” without a count or names. Showing the result only.
“A motion was made by Mr. Mikol to declare 8,274 square feet of land currently part of the Town Common land as surplus. The motion was seconded by Mr. Tully and passed by majority vote..” (Motion: Mikol, second: James E. Tully)
Approve the ballot question for the ballot box as written in the Annual Town Meeting Warrant
A motion was made by Mr. Tully to approve the ballot question for the ballot box as written in the Annual Town Meeting Warrant. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mikol and passed by majority vote.
The minutes say the motion passed “by majority vote,” without a count or names. Showing the result only.
“A motion was made by Mr. Tully to approve the ballot question for the ballot box as written in the Annual Town Meeting Warrant. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mikol and passed by majority vote..” (Motion: James E. Tully, second: Mikol)
Enter Executive Session for the purposes of discussing collective bargaining or litigation in accordance with MGL Chapter 30A §21(a)3, and with the intention not to return to ordinary session...
Ronald J. Mikol made a motion to enter Executive Session for the purposes of discussing collective bargaining or litigation in accordance with MGL Chapter 30A §21(a)3, and with the intention not to return to ordinary session afterwards. The motion was seconded by James E. Tully. The motion was adopted by majority vote by Ronald J. Mikol and James E. Tully.
The minutes list the members voting for the motion (“adopted by majority vote by Ronald J. Mikol and James E. Tully”).
“Ronald J. Mikol made a motion to enter Executive Session for the purposes of discussing collective bargaining or litigation in accordance with MGL Chapter 30A §21(a)3, and with the intention not to return to ordinary session afterwards. The motion was seconded by James E. Tully. The motion was adopted by majority vote by Ronald J. Mikol and James E. Tully..” (Motion: Mikol, second: James E. Tully)
Adjourn
A motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Tully at 8:12 pm. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mikol and carried without objection.
The minutes say the motion carried “without objection,” with no count or names. Showing the result only.
“A motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Tully at 8:12 pm. The motion was seconded by Mr. Mikol and carried without objection..” (Motion: James E. Tully, second: Mikol)
From the Dunstable Select Board’s official minutes, posted on the town’s Select Board minutes page and in its older minutes archive. We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos (the town’s website has no Select Board photos): Town of Dunstable Select Board meeting video — Ron Mikol (May 2026). Cropped by MassVoter. Former members show initials.
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