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June 14, 2021
8 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF)
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Present: Michael Donaroma, Margaret Serpa, Arthur Smadbeck
Absent: None
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Approve an All Alcohol Seasonal Common Victualer's License with the amendments to the description of striking out the wording “which includes an outdoor bar” and “250' x 150' fenced in grass area, 80' x 150' parking area”
Approve an All Alcohol Seasonal Common Victualer's License with the amendments to the description of striking out the wording “which includes an outdoor bar” and “250' x 150' fenced in grass area, 80' x 150' parking area”
From the minutes
“Mr. Smadbeck moved to approve an All Alcohol Seasonal Common Victualer's License with the amendments to the description of striking out the wording “which includes an outdoor bar” and “250' x 150' fenced in grass area, 80' x 150' parking area”. Ms. Serpa seconded. Unanimous. Mr. Donaroma then moved on to the next item which was an Eversource Pole Hearing for 49 Curtis Lane. Present were Highway Superintendent Allan deBettencourt and Ms. Marissa Jackson, Right of Way Agent for Eversource. Mr. Donaroma read the notice aloud. Ms. Jackson st.” (Motion: Smadbeck, second: Serpa)
Eversource Pole Hearing for 49 Curtis Lane — approve
Eversource Pole Hearing for 49 Curtis Lane — approve
From the minutes
“Mr. Smadbeck moved to approve. Ms. Serpa seconded. Unanimous. Mr. Donaroma then moved on to the next item which was an Eversource Pole Hearing for 33 Fuller Street. Present were Highway Superintendent Allan deBettencourt and Ms. Marissa Jackson, Right of Way Agent for Eversource. Mr. Donaroma read the notice aloud. Ms. Jackson .” (Motion: Smadbeck, second: Serpa)
Eversource Pole Hearing for 33 Fuller Street — approve
Eversource Pole Hearing for 33 Fuller Street — approve
From the minutes
“Mr. Smadbeck moved to approve. Ms. Serpa seconded. Unanimous. Staying on the same property, Mr. Donaroma addressed the next item which was an Excavation Permit for Farrissey Telecom to do the Eversource work at 33 Fuller Street. Mr. deBettencourt stated that he had reviewed the project and approves. .” (Motion: Smadbeck, second: Serpa)
Approve the Excavation Permit
Approve the Excavation Permit
From the minutes
“Ms. Serpa moved to approve the Excavation Permit. Mr. Smadbeck seconded. Unanimous. Mr. Donaroma then moved on to the next item on the agenda which was the MV Marathon and Half Marathon on September 25, 2021. Mr. Lee Ann Yarbor was present. Ms. Yarbor stated that it was the same race they had done in previous years before the pandemic. She would .” (Motion: Serpa, second: Smadbeck)
MV Marathon and Half Marathon on September 25, 2021 — approve
MV Marathon and Half Marathon on September 25, 2021 — approve
From the minutes
“Ms. Serpa moved to approve. Mr. Smadbeck seconded. Unanimous. Mr. Donaroma then recognized Mr. Steve Ewing, Chair of the Memorial Wharf Committee. Also present were members of the Committee and their assistant Juliet Mulinare. Mr. Ewing stated that the Committee and their engineer firm Childs Engineering had reviewed the bid.” (Motion: Serpa, second: Smadbeck)
Award the bid to BTT with Option #1 for the stated amount
Award the bid to BTT with Option #1 for the stated amount
From the minutes
“Mr. Smadbeck moved to award the bid to BTT with Option #1 for the stated amount. Ms. Serpa seconded. Unanimous. Mr. Donaroma then opened the next item on the agenda which was the reincarnation of the MVRHS Building Committee. Present was School Superintendent Matthew D'Andrea. Mr. D'Andrea had submitted a letter stating the mission of the new committee and that he would like a.” (Motion: Smadbeck, second: Serpa)
Approve Mr. Palma's Access Permit
Approve Mr. Palma's Access Permit
From the minutes
“Mr. Smadbeck moved to approve Mr. Palma's Access Permit. Ms. Serpa seconded. Unanimous. The Board then approved the following items: An Emergency Block the Rd. Permit for Andrew Fligor on Kelley St. on June 10th from 12-2. A Common Victuallers License for Little House Café. A Donation to the Council on Aging of $1500 from the Elder Services of the Cape .” (Motion: Smadbeck, second: Serpa)
Adjourn
Adjourn
From the minutes
“Ms. Serpa moved to adjourn. Mr. Smadbeck seconded. The Board did a rollcall vote and all voted Aye. Unanimous Respectfully submitted, Approved: Kristy Rose __________________________ Administrative Assistant Michael J. Donaroma, Chairman ___________________________ Margaret E. Serpa __________________________ Arthur Smadbeck.” (Motion: Serpa, second: Smadbeck)
From the Edgartown Selectboard’s official minutes, posted on the town website. We check every vote against the members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: The Martha’s Vineyard Times: Arthur Smadbeck (file photo), Alex Morrison (election day, April 2025, Nicholas Vukota), Margaret Serpa (March 2026, Nicholas Vukota). Julia Tarka: Jeanna Shepard, Vineyard Gazette (April 2026).
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