June 13, 2022

“Mr. McGee moved that the Selectboard approve the requested expenditure in the amount of $1,200 to the Duxbury Senior Center for their upcoming historical events as presented. Seconded by Ms. MacNab Vote: 5:0:0.” (Motion: McGee, second: MacNab)

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“Mr. McGee moved that the Selectboard permit the placing of lawn signs requested by Mr. Farrell in his letter dated June 1, 2022 on behalf of Duxbury for Ukraine, a non-profit charitable organization, in accordance with the Zoning Bylaws Section 601.8.7. Exempted Signs which states "Temporary signs erected for any charitable or religious cause or allowed by the Board of Selectmen," contingent upon the following conditions: 1) Placement of a total of not more than 36 signs (18" X 24") as described in the request dated June 1, 2022 (not including requests for State Highways); 2) Displayed at the following locations: a) Joe Shea Rotary near Exit 22 (old Exit 11) b) West Street/Route 14 Intersection c) Saint George Street, Route 3A Intersection d) Saint George Street - Millbrook Commercial Zone e) Snug Harbor Commercial Zone f) Blue Fish River Park g) Saint George Street/Washington Street flagpole h) Park Street/Tremont Street Intersection i) Tobey Garden Street/Tremont Street Intersection j) Valley Street/Franklin Street Intersection (Thadeus Chandler Sanctuary) k) High Street/Route 53 Intersection 1) Berrybrook Fields m) Tarkiln Center Play Fields n) Powder Point Bridge at Powder Point Ave/King Caesar Road Intersection 0) Public buildings: Police, Fire, Library, Harbormaster, Transfer Station, PAC and Chandler, Alden, Middle and High Schools (When placing the signs please be careful not to block any motorist sightlines) 3) Signs can be displayed for the period of up to 30 days. (including signs on Private Property) Seconded by Mr. Flynn Vote: 5:0:0.” (Motion: McGee, second: Flynn)

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“Mr. McGee moved that the Selectboard permit the placing of lawn signs requested by Mr. Peter Dalton in his email dated June 6, 2022 on behalf of Save Our Bay, a non-profit charitable organization, in accordance with the Zoning Bylaws Section 601.8.7. Exempted Signs which states "Temporary signs erected for any charitable or religious cause or allowed by the Board of Selectmen," contingent upon the following conditions: 1) Placement of signs (18" X 24") as described in the request dated June 6, 2022 (not including Bumpus Park as that is private property); 2) Displayed at the following locations: p) Library q) Town Pier r) Transfer Station s) Rotary & Hall's Corner t) Town Hall u) Howland's Landing v) Entrance to Powder Point Bridge (at King Caesar Rd and Powder Point Ave) w) Bay Farm Trails x) Fire Station Headquarters y) Bluefish River Bridge z) Bluefish Rotary (flagpole at Washington St and Saint George St) (When placing the signs please be careful not to block any motorist sightlines) 3) Signs can be displayed for the period of up to 30 days. (including signs on Private Property) Seconded by Mr. Flynn Vote: 5:0:0.” (Motion: McGee, second: Flynn)

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“Mr. McGee moved that the Selectmen recognize the following re-appointments: Conservation Commission Holly Morris FY23 Re-Appointment 06-30-2025 Corey Wisneski FY23 Re-Appointment 06-30-2025 Scott Zoltowski FY23 Re-Appointment 06-30-2025 Highway Safety Committee Phillip Tucker FY23 Re-Appointment 06-30-2025 Neal Frangesh FY23 Re-Appointment 06-30-2025 Seconded by Ms. MacNab Vote: 5:0:0.” (Motion: McGee, second: MacNab)

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