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Edwin P. (Scott) Zylinski II
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At the start of 29 of 29 Select Board meetings in 2023–2024 Board.
Missed none.
May 20, 2024: Uphold the recommendation of the Special Events Working Group and the decision to place the below conditions on the. approved Special Event Permit for On the Water, LLC's Striper Fest…
To uphold the recommendation of the Special Events Working Group and the decision to place the below conditions on the. approved Special Event Permit for On the Water, LLC's Striper Fest event on September 28, 2024: 1) no placement of tent in parking lot area of Marina Park; 2) work with the parks superintendent Jeremiah Pearson, with regard to a rain plan for the grass at Marina Park
Voted: Yes
Yes: Brown, Price, Taylor, ZylinskiNo: Mascali
“Motion by Mr. Brown: To uphold the recommendation of the Special Events Working Group and the decision to place the below conditions on the. approved Special Event Permit for On the Water, LLC's Striper Fest event on September 28, 2024: 1) no placement of tent in parking lot area of Marina Park; 2) work with the parks superintendent Jeremiah Pearson, with regard to a rain plan for the grass at Marina Park Second: Mr. Zylinski Vote: Yes - 4 No - 1 (Mr. Mascali).” (Motion: Brown, second: Zylinski)
May 6, 2024: Approve waiver of the fee
To approve waiver of the fee.
The minutes give only the count (4-1), not how each member voted. 4 members were present.
“Ms. Scott Price made a motion to approve waiver of the fee. Mr. Brown seconded the motion. Vote: Yes-4. No-1. Absent-1..” (Motion: Price, second: Brown)
May 6, 2024: Includes they consider including the land as previously agreed
That includes they consider including the land as previously agreed.
Voted: No
Yes: Brown, Mascali, PriceNo: Zylinski
“Mr. Brown made a motion that includes they consider including the land as previously agreed. Ms. Scott Price seconded the motion. Vote: Yes-3. No-1 (Mr. Zylinski). Absent-1..” (Motion: Brown, second: Price)
April 22, 2024: Approve this application as presented for a term of 5 years from today
To approve this application as presented for a term of 5 years from today
Voted: Yes
Yes: Brown, Price, Taylor, ZylinskiNo: Mascali
“Motion by Mr. Brown: To approve this application as presented for a term of 5 years from today Second: Mr. Zylinski Vote: Yes - 4 No - 1 (Mr. Mascali).” (Motion: Brown, second: Zylinski)
April 22, 2024: Brown's reading, Chair Taylor said, "There's your motion."
Brown's reading, Chair Taylor said, "There's your motion."
Voted: Yes
The minutes do not say who made this motion.
“Brown's reading, Chair Taylor said, "There's your motion." Second: Mr. Zylinski Vote: Yes - 5 No - 0.” (second: Zylinski)
April 8, 2024: Approve the November 18, 2024 Town Meeting date
To approve the November 18, 2024 Town Meeting date.
The minutes say 5-0, but 4 members were present for this vote (Nancy Taylor, Scott Zylinski, Onjalé Scott Price and Doug Brown). Showing the count only. The minutes name Robert Mascali as the seconder, but Robert Mascali is not on the attendance line, so no seconder is shown.
“Mr. Zylinski made a motion to approve the November 18, 2024 Town Meeting date. Mr. Mascali seconded the motion. Vote: Yes-5. No-0..” (Motion: Zylinski)
April 8, 2024: Approve the submission of a petition to the State Traffic Engineer for speed limit changes along Woods Hole Road in Falmouth, as reflected in the map marked as Exhibit A,…
To approve the submission of a petition to the State Traffic Engineer for speed limit changes along Woods Hole Road in Falmouth, as reflected in the map marked as Exhibit A, and pursuant to MGL Chapter 90 section 18 as amended by Chapter 358 of the Acts of 2022.
The minutes say 5-0, but 4 members were present for this vote (Nancy Taylor, Scott Zylinski, Onjalé Scott Price and Doug Brown). Showing the count only.
“Mr. Zylinski made a motion to approve the submission of a petition to the State Traffic Engineer for speed limit changes along Woods Hole Road in Falmouth, as reflected in the map marked as Exhibit A, and pursuant to MGL Chapter 90 section 18 as amended by Chapter 358 of the Acts of 2022. Ms. Scott Price seconded the motion. Vote: Yes-5. No-0..” (Motion: Zylinski, second: Price)
April 8, 2024: Accept the grant award
To accept the grant award.
The minutes say 5-0, but 4 members were present for this vote (Nancy Taylor, Scott Zylinski, Onjalé Scott Price and Doug Brown). Showing the count only.
“Ms. Scott Price motion to accept the grant award. Mr. Zylinski seconded the motion. Vote: Yes-5. No-0..” (Motion: Price, second: Zylinski)
April 1, 2024: Mascali approved the amended 7 E of the fiscal policy
Mascali approved the amended 7 E of the fiscal policy.
Voted: Yes
The minutes do not say who made this motion.
“Mascali approved the amended 7 E of the fiscal policy. Second Mr. Brown. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Mascali, aye; Mr. Brown, aye; Ms. Scott Price, aye; Chair Taylor, aye; Mr. Zylinski, aye..” (second: Brown)
March 25, 2024: On Avenue, Falmouth, on June 23,, July 21, and September 1, 2024, from 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM as presented, with the condition that if the Police Department responds to…
On Avenue, Falmouth, on June 23,, July 21, and September 1, 2024, from 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM as presented, with the condition that if the Police Department responds to a complaint of loud music and determines that it is a violation of the Town by-law or the volume of music exceeds beyond the parking lot then the music must cease for the remainder of that day
Voted: Yes
The minutes do not say who made this motion.
“on Avenue, Falmouth, on June 23,, July 21, and September 1, 2024, from 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM as presented, with the condition that if the Police Department responds to a complaint of loud music and determines that it is a violation of the Town by-law or the volume of music exceeds beyond the parking lot then the music must cease for the remainder of that day Second: Mr. Brown Vote: Yes - 5 No - 0.” (second: Brown)
From the Falmouth Select Board’s official minutes, posted on the town’s Agenda and Meeting Management portal (CivicClerk), linked from the Select Board page. We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: The Falmouth Enterprise (capenews.net), by Gene M. Marchand and Devin Ankeney, and an Enterprise campaign photo of Heather Goldstone.
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