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3 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF)
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Absent: None
Approved the Scallop Season
Approved the Scallop Season
“Mr. Smadbeck moved to approved the Scallop Season. Mr. Donaroma seconded. Unanimous. Ms. Serpa then addressed the next item on the agenda which was the Edgartown Lighthouse. Present was Heather Seger, Executive Director of the MV Museum. Ms. Seger stated that the Museum holds a license with the Town since 2019 to be the caretakers of the Lighthous.” (Motion: Smadbeck, second: Donaroma)
Support the joint application
Support the joint application
“Mr. Smadbeck moved to support the joint application. Mr. Donaroma seconded. Unanimous. Ms. Serpa then addressed the next item on the agenda which was an update from the Trustees of Reservations. Present was Darci Schofield, Trustees Islands Director. Ms. Schofield gave an update on bird numbers from the summer. They've opened all of the beaches for .” (Motion: Smadbeck, second: Donaroma)
Adjourn
Adjourn
“Mr. Smadbeck moved to adjourn. Ms. Serpa seconded. The Board did a rollcall vote and all voted Aye. Unanimous Respectfully submitted, Approved: Kristy Rose __________________________ Administrative Assistant Margaret E. Serpa, Chairman ___________________________ Arthur Smadbeck __________________________ Michael J. Donaroma Bo.” (Motion: Smadbeck, second: Serpa)
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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