Amy M. MacNab

“Ms. MacNab moved that the Selectboard support and recommend the approval of the March 9, 2024 Annual Town Meeting Article #6, regarding the Capital Budget, as presented. Seconded by Mr. Glennon Vote: 4:0:1 (Ms. MacNab abstained).” (Motion: MacNab, second: Glennon)

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“Ms. MacNab moved that the Selectboard support and recommend the approval of the March 9, 2024 Annual Town Meeting Article #16, regarding Acquisition of Permanent Access and Utility Easement re: DPW Building, as presented. Seconded by Mr. Glennon Vote: 4:0:1 (Mr. McGee recused himself).” (Motion: MacNab, second: Glennon)

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“Ms. MacNab moved that Ms. Amanda McGee, as a representative of Friends of the Duxbury Free Library, is granted a One-Day Wine & Malt License to hold the Battle of the Book Clubs on Friday, April 26, 2024 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, at the Duxbury Free Library, 77 Alden Street, Duxbury, contingent upon the conditions of the license. Seconded by Mr. Glennon Vote: 4:0:1 (Mr. McGee abstained as his wife is the applicant).” (Motion: MacNab, second: Glennon)

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“Ms. MacNab moved that the Selectboard recommend approval to the March 9, 2024 Town Meeting for Article #20, Proposed Amendment to Historic District Bylaw - Town Exemptions. Seconded by Mr. Glennon Vote: 4:1:0 (Mr. Glennon voted Nay).” (Motion: MacNab, second: Glennon)

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“Ms. MacNab moved that the Selectboard recommend a total expenditure of $25,234.40 from the Eben H. Ellison Trust fund for the following: e $12,617.20 for the maintenance and upkeep of the Ellison Playgrounds; and ¢ $12,617.20 to be allocated towards the restoration or replacement of the left field wall at the Tarkiln baseball field. Seconded by Mr. Glennon Vote: 4:0:1 (Mr. Guitart-abstained and Ms. Ladd Fiorini voted remotely).” (Motion: MacNab, second: Glennon)

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“Ms. MacNab moved that Ms. Sharon Bohan, as a representative of the South Shore Conservatory, is granted a One-Day Wine & Malt License for the "4 Far Cry" performance to be held at the South Shore Conservatory - Ellison Center for the Arts, 64 Saint George Street, on Friday, February 16, 2024 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm, contingent upon the conditions of the license. Seconded by Mr. Glennon Vote: 4:0:1 (Mr.Guitart-abstained; and Ms. Ladd Fiorini voted remotely).” (Motion: MacNab, second: Glennon)

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“Motion: Ms. MacNab moved that the Selectboard approve the elimination of the proposed three fees by the Assessors Department, as presented, and as recommended by the Fiscal Advisory Committee, effective January 1, 2024. Seconded by Mr. Glennon Roll Call Vote: Ms. Ladd Fiorini-Aye; Mr. McGee-Aye; Ms. MacNab- Abstained; Mr. Glennon-Aye; and Mr. Guitart-Aye (Ms, MacNab abstained as she is related to a member of the Board of Assessors).” (Motion: MacNab, second: Glennon)

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“motion: Ms. MacNab moved to approve the petition presented by Verizon New England, Inc. and NSTAR Electric Company d/b/a Eversource Energy requesting to place (1) jointly owned pole - 9311/244.5 - at 236 Oak Street subject to the following conditions: 1. The petitioner or his assign shall notify both the Department of Public Works and Dig Safe prior to commencing the work; 2. A Road Opening Permit application shall be filed with the Department of Public Works before the start of work. Construction shall not commence until a Road Opening Permit is issued. The petitioner shall comply with all Road Opening Regulations; 3. The proposed pole location shall be staked out prior to installation for review and approval by the Department of Public Works; 4. Any proposed tree trimming or removal within the roadway layout must be approved by the Tree Warden prior to the start of construction; 5. When the placement of poles is within 10-feet of the edge of roadway, sufficient clearance must be provided to accommodate the pedestrian path of travel; 6. The petitioner shall notify public and private utility companies prior to the commencement of construction; 7. The placement of the pole shall minimize impacts to abutting properties, including access and sight distance of existing driveways, as applicable; 8. The petitioner shall notify abutters regarding the location of the pole and the distance to their driveways; 9. The petitioner shall restore all disturbed areas to existing conditions; 10. The duration of double pole installations and utility transfers must be done in a responsive manner, in order to minimize obstructions within the roadway layout and maximize public safety. Seconded by Mr. Glennon Vote: 4:0:1 (Ms. MacNab abstained).” (Motion: MacNab, second: Glennon)

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“Ms. MacNab moved that the Selectboard recommend approval to Annual Town Meeting of Article 11 - Fourth of July Appropriation. Seconded by Mr. Glennon Vote: 4:0:1 (Ms. MacNab abstained).” (Motion: MacNab, second: Glennon)

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“Ms. MacNab moved that the Board of Water & Sewer Commissioners instruct the Treasurer to collect the following amount for water and sewer usage charges totaling $1,216.55 for water service charges at Checkerberry Circle. Seconded by Mr. Glennon Vote: 4:0:1 (Mr. Guitart abstained-came in late).” (Motion: MacNab, second: Glennon)

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