MassVoter.com← Harwich Select BoardHarwich Select Board · 2020–2021 Board · Regular meeting
97 recorded votes, 96 with disagreement.
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Present: Larry Ballantine, Stephen Ford, Donald Howell, Michael MacAskill, Edward McManus
Absent: None
Approve items A through C, as listed above
To approve items A through C, as listed above
“Mr. MacAskill moved to approve items A through C, as listed above. Seconded by Mr. McManus. Mr. Ford said that he wanted to thank Mr. Manning for the contribution to the Town and this project. He said that the project is moving along, and on a much more accelerated basis. He explained that Mr. Manning has lived in Harwich during the summers for a long time, and his family has been part of this community for a long time. Mr. Ford said that Mr. Manning has clearly has shown his love for this Town and they greatly appreciate what he has done. Mr. Ford said that it will make a great contribution for Harwich, to get this project done. Mr. Howell said that he also wanted to thank Mr. Manning. However, he has often said that nothing significant should happen in the Consent Agenda, and $250,000 seems significant to him. He said things like that should be under New Business in the future. Mr. McManus said he would like to make sure that after they take action, they also should follow up with a letter to Mr. Manning. Mr. MacAskill also echoed Mr. Ford's statements and thanked Mr. Manning and said that his contribution is really going to push this project along. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ford - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye. Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Extend the lease by one year; so that they can have a coherent discussion and all parties will know what they are doing
To extend the lease by one year; so that they can have a coherent discussion and all parties will know what they are doing
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. Howell made a motion to extend the lease by one year; so that they can have a coherent discussion and all parties will know what they are doing. Seconded by Mr. MacAskill. Mr. Ballantine asked if they have the power to do that, the way the Town ! Meeting vote is, and the way the lease is written? Mr. Howell said that it is their lease, and they had signed it. Mr. MacAskill said if it was challenged, the could take it up at any time. However, they are asking someone that has had this bog and counting on this bog, to be told to get out just as cranberry growing season is beginning, would be unfair. He agrees with Mr. Howell and is not concerned with what the Conservation Commission comes up with at this point. He said too much time has gone by and the individual there now has been looking at creating educational elements to the bog. He thinks a year will give them the time to be able to spend some time with some real public input. He also agrees that it is there lease, and they can extend the lease. Ms. Amy Usowski, Conservation Agent, said her first comment is not on behalf of the Conservation Commission, and that one year to her is not a big deal. She would like to say that the Conservation Commission had a meeting with Mr. Leo Cakounes last year, and they have been having 4 - 5 hour meetings, with 15 hearing per meeting. She had received Mr. Howell's request and said she would put it on, as soon as they could, and have it on for next week. She said they are interested and it is important to them. She said that the Chairman and commissioners were also on the line and there is not pre-conceived notion that they would not potentially re-lease the bogs or property. Ms. Usowski said that they can do whatever they are legally entitled to do, but she just wanted to make that known. Mr. Howell said that it is not just one instance that has made him angry, this is action by inaction and it has been happening a lot. This was brought up back during the Commission's annual meeting back in December and it was not a suggestion, but something that was a desire of the Board of Selectmen. This has happened over and over again. He is giving a year by extending the lease, but they have to understand that they need to work with the town, it is not a freestanding committee. Unless they have concerns that they should , bring to their attention, they signed the lease. He was on the Board when the lease was first signed in early 2000's. Mr. Powers said that he reviewed the lease agreement and said that there is no language prohibiting or expressing the extension of the lease, nor any references to specific statute. Therefore, generally speaking, it is a lease agreement and can be executed by the Board of Selectmen. He said that it is the Board's authority to do so, and he does not see any reason that the Board ' not to take a positive action on the motion. Mr. McManus said he does not have any problem with extending the lease for a year, but if they are going to renew this lease, it seems there should be some process of putting it out for a request for proposal. He explained that for timing purposes and the ability to put a crop in for anyone new coming in, the request for proposal would have to go out much earlier in the year. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus . - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: Howell, second: MacAskill)
Appoint the Town Administrator as a voting member of Cape Cod Municipal Health Group (CCMHG)
To appoint the Town Administrator as a voting member of Cape Cod Municipal Health Group (CCMHG)
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved to appoint the Town Administrator as a voting member of Cape Cod Municipal Health Group (CCMHG). Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye. Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Authorize the Chair to sign the Memorandum of Agreement between Harwich Council on Aging and the Social Security Administration
To authorize the Chair to sign the Memorandum of Agreement between Harwich Council on Aging and the Social Security Administration
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved to authorize the Chair to sign the Memorandum of Agreement between Harwich Council on Aging and the Social Security Administration. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Approve the approve Board of Selectmen Meeting Minutes for June 17, 2019, June 24, 2019 and October 15, 2019
To approve the approve Board of Selectmen Meeting Minutes for June 17, 2019, June 24, 2019 and October 15, 2019
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved to approve the approve Board of Selectmen Meeting Minutes for June 17, 2019, June 24, 2019 and October 15, 2019. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye. Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Approve the 2021 Seasonal All Alcohol Liquor ! license renewals for items 1 through 4, as listed above, with the understanding that any and all previous conditions that were associated with them...
To approve the 2021 Seasonal All Alcohol Liquor ! license renewals for items 1 through 4, as listed above, with the understanding that any and all previous conditions that were associated with them are also : being brought forward
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved to approve the 2021 Seasonal All Alcohol Liquor ! license renewals for items 1 through 4, as listed above, with the understanding that any and all previous conditions that were associated with them are also : being brought forward. Seconded by Mr. McManus. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Approve the 2021 Seasonal Wine and Malt Liquor license renewals for AJG Corporation, DBA The Weatherdeck Restaurant - 168 Route 28, with the understanding that any and all previous conditions that...
To approve the 2021 Seasonal Wine and Malt Liquor license renewals for AJG Corporation, DBA The Weatherdeck Restaurant - 168 Route 28, with the understanding that any and all previous conditions that were associated with them are also being brought forward
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved to approve the 2021 Seasonal Wine and Malt Liquor license renewals for AJG Corporation, DBA The Weatherdeck Restaurant - 168 Route 28, with the understanding that any and all previous conditions that were associated with them are also being brought forward. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 1, to choose various Town Officers and Committees, into the final Warrant
To move Article 1, to choose various Town Officers and Committees, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 1, to choose various Town Officers and Committees, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. McManus. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
They accept and adopt Article 1, to choose various Town Officers and Committees
That they accept and adopt Article 1, to choose various Town Officers and Committees
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt Article 1, to choose various Town Officers and Committees. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 2, to hear reports of all Town Officers and Committees for the year 2020, into the final Warrant
To move Article 2, to hear reports of all Town Officers and Committees for the year 2020, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 2, to hear reports of all Town Officers and Committees for the year 2020, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt Article 2, to hear reports of all Town Officers and Committees for the year 2020
That they accept and adopt Article 2, to hear reports of all Town Officers and Committees for the year 2020
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt Article 2, to hear reports of all Town Officers and Committees for the year 2020. Seconded by Mr. Howell. : Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus- Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 3, to see if the Town will vote the salaries of the Elected Officials of the Town for fiscal year commencing July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2022, with an estimated cost of...
To move Article 3, to see if the Town will vote the salaries of the Elected Officials of the Town for fiscal year commencing July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2022, with an estimated cost of $128,503.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 3, to see if the Town will vote the salaries of the Elected Officials of the Town for fiscal year commencing July 1, 2021 and ending June 30, 2022, with an estimated cost of $128,503.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt Article 3, for elected officials salaries in the amount of $128,503.00
That they accept and adopt Article 3, for elected officials salaries in the amount of $128,503.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt Article 3, for elected officials salaries in the amount of $128,503.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell. : Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 4, the Town Operating Budget with an estimated cost of $39,027,463.00, as presented, into the final warrant
To move Article 4, the Town Operating Budget with an estimated cost of $39,027,463.00, as presented, into the final warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 4, the Town Operating Budget with an estimated cost of $39,027,463.00, as presented, into the final warrant. Seconded by Mr. McManus. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
They accept and adopt Article 4, Town Operating Budget with an estimated cost of $39,027,463.00
That they accept and adopt Article 4, Town Operating Budget with an estimated cost of $39,027,463.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt Article 4, Town Operating Budget with an estimated cost of $39,027,463.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 5, for the Monomoy Regional School District budget, with an estimated cost of $27,361,049.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 5, for the Monomoy Regional School District budget, with an estimated cost of $27,361,049.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 5, for the Monomoy Regional School District budget, with an estimated cost of $27,361,049.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell. i : Roll Call Vote: Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt Article 5, for the Monomoy Regional School District budget, with an estimated cost of $27,361,049.00
That they accept and adopt Article 5, for the Monomoy Regional School District budget, with an estimated cost of $27,361,049.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt Article 5, for the Monomoy Regional School District budget, with an estimated cost of $27,361,049.00. Seconded by Mr. McManus. Mr. MacAskill said that he appreciates their attempt at reducing the budget, he still disagrees with some of it, but he will be supporting this budget. Mr. Howell said that he also appreciated their efforts, however, it is not a long term solution and the message he wanted to share with their colleagues in Chatham, is that he is begrudgingly agreeing to this but a permanent solution needs to be found. Mr. Ballantine said they all agreed on this and it needs to be done quickly. Mr. McManus also agreed but also thinks it is important that all of the members of the board reach out to help getting an agreement. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Move Article 6, the Cape Cod Regional Technical High School District budget, with an estimated cost of $1,536,309.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 6, the Cape Cod Regional Technical High School District budget, with an estimated cost of $1,536,309.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 6, the Cape Cod Regional Technical High School District budget, with an estimated cost of $1,536,309.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt Article 6, Cape Cod Regional Technical High School District budget, with an estimated cost of $1,536,309.00
That they accept and adopt Article 6, Cape Cod Regional Technical High School District budget, with an estimated cost of $1,536,309.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt Article 6, Cape Cod Regional Technical High School District budget, with an estimated cost of $1,536,309.00. Seconded by Mr. McManus. . Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Move Article 7, the Water Department Operating Budget, with an estimated cost of $4,223,405.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 7, the Water Department Operating Budget, with an estimated cost of $4,223,405.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 7, the Water Department Operating Budget, with an estimated cost of $4,223,405.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. McManus Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
They accept and adopt Article 7, Water Department Operating Budget, with an estimated cost of $4,223,405.00
That they accept and adopt Article 7, Water Department Operating Budget, with an estimated cost of $4,223,405.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt Article 7, Water Department Operating Budget, with an estimated cost of $4,223,405.00 Seconded by Mr. McManus. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Move Article 8, Wastewater Department Operating Budget, with an estimated cost of $515,331.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 8, Wastewater Department Operating Budget, with an estimated cost of $515,331.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 8, Wastewater Department Operating Budget, with an estimated cost of $515,331.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt Article 8, Wastewater Department Operating Budget, with an estimated cost of $515,331.00
That they accept and adopt Article 8, Wastewater Department Operating Budget, with an estimated cost of $515,331.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt Article 8, Wastewater Department Operating Budget, with an estimated cost of $515,331.00. Seconded by Mr. McManus. ; Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Move Article 9, Public Education and Government, PEG Access and Cable Related Fund for public access, with an estimated cost of $150,994.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 9, Public Education and Government, PEG Access and Cable Related Fund for public access, with an estimated cost of $150,994.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 9, Public Education and Government, PEG Access and Cable Related Fund for public access, with an estimated cost of $150,994.00, into the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. McManus. Mr. MacAskill noted that this is actually paid by Comcast, for Channel 18. Roll Call Vote: Mir. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
They accept and adopt Article 9, Public Education and Government, PEG Access and Cable Related Fund for public access, with an estimated cost of $150,994.00
That they accept and adopt Article 9, Public Education and Government, PEG Access and Cable Related Fund for public access, with an estimated cost of $150,994.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt Article 9, Public Education and Government, PEG Access and Cable Related Fund for public access, with an estimated cost of $150,994.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 10, for lease purchase agreements, into the final Warrant
To move Article 10, for lease purchase agreements, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 10, for lease purchase agreements, into the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. Mc. Manus. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
They accept and adopt, Article 10, lease purchase agreements
That they accept and adopt, Article 10, lease purchase agreements
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 10, lease purchase agreements Seconded by Mr. McManus Roll Call Vote: Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. McManus : - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Move Article 11, to adopt the Capital Plan, into the final Warrant
To move Article 11, to adopt the Capital Plan, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 11, to adopt the Capital Plan, into the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. Mc. Manus. Mr. Powers made note that the explanation makes a reference to a future article, #33, which is an error. He will make the change. Roll Call Vote: Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
They accept and adopt, Article 11 to adopt the Capital Plan, as amended
That they accept and adopt, Article 11 to adopt the Capital Plan, as amended
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 11 to adopt the Capital Plan, as amended. Seconded by Mr. McManus Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Move Article 12, capital items funded from free cash, for items under $50,000, which is for the Police Department digital fingerprint machine of $18,000, into the final Warrant
To move Article 12, capital items funded from free cash, for items under $50,000, which is for the Police Department digital fingerprint machine of $18,000, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 12, capital items funded from free cash, for items under $50,000, which is for the Police Department digital fingerprint machine of $18,000, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt, Article 12, capital items funded from free cash, for items under $50,000, which is for the Police Department digital fingerprint machine of $18,000
That they accept and adopt, Article 12, capital items funded from free cash, for items under $50,000, which is for the Police Department digital fingerprint machine of $18,000
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 12, capital items funded from free cash, for items under $50,000, which is for the Police Department digital fingerprint machine of $18,000. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 13, Funds for support of ADA-compliant sidewalks through Harwich Center with an estimated cost of $50,000.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 13, Funds for support of ADA-compliant sidewalks through Harwich Center with an estimated cost of $50,000.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 13, Funds for support of ADA-compliant sidewalks through Harwich Center with an estimated cost of $50,000.00, into the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. Mc. Manus. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill- Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
They accept and adopt, Article 13, Funds for support of ADA-compliant sidewalks through Harwich Center, with an estimated cost of $50,000.00
That they accept and adopt, Article 13, Funds for support of ADA-compliant sidewalks through Harwich Center, with an estimated cost of $50,000.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 13, Funds for support of ADA-compliant sidewalks through Harwich Center, with an estimated cost of $50,000.00. Seconded by Mr. McManus Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Move Article 14, Sidewalks from Saquatucket Harbor to Harwich Port, with an estimated cost of $200,000.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 14, Sidewalks from Saquatucket Harbor to Harwich Port, with an estimated cost of $200,000.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 14, Sidewalks from Saquatucket Harbor to Harwich Port, with an estimated cost of $200,000.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Mc. Manus. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
They accept and adopt, Article 14, Sidewalks from Saquatucket Harbor to Harwich Port, with an estimated cost of $200,000.00
That they accept and adopt, Article 14, Sidewalks from Saquatucket Harbor to Harwich Port, with an estimated cost of $200,000.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 14, Sidewalks from Saquatucket Harbor to Harwich Port, with an estimated cost of $200,000.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 15, Funds for the MS4 Mandated Stormwater Permitting and Management Program, with an estimated cost of $200,000.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 15, Funds for the MS4 Mandated Stormwater Permitting and Management Program, with an estimated cost of $200,000.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 15, Funds for the MS4 Mandated Stormwater Permitting and Management Program, with an estimated cost of $200,000.00, into the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt, Article 15, Funds for the MS4 Mandated Stormwater Permitting and Management Program, with an estimated cost of $200,000.00
That they accept and adopt, Article 15, Funds for the MS4 Mandated Stormwater Permitting and Management Program, with an estimated cost of $200,000.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 15, Funds for the MS4 Mandated Stormwater Permitting and Management Program, with an estimated cost of $200,000.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 16, Brooks Free Library roof replacement, with an estimated cost of $148,500.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 16, Brooks Free Library roof replacement, with an estimated cost of $148,500.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 16, Brooks Free Library roof replacement, with an estimated cost of $148,500.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. McManus Roll Call Vote: Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
They accept and adopt, Article 16, Brooks Free Library roof replacement, with an estimated cost of $148,500.00
That they accept and adopt, Article 16, Brooks Free Library roof replacement, with an estimated cost of $148,500.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 16, Brooks Free Library roof replacement, with an estimated cost of $148,500.00. Seconded by Mr. McManus Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Move Article 18, Public safety radios, with an estimated cost of $223,204.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 18, Public safety radios, with an estimated cost of $223,204.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 18, Public safety radios, with an estimated cost of $223,204.00, into the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt, Article 18, Public safety radios, with an estimated cost of $223,204.00
That they accept and adopt, Article 18, Public safety radios, with an estimated cost of $223,204.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 18, Public safety radios, with an estimated cost of $223,204.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 19, Purchase of a combination Pumper/Ladder Fire Truck, with an estimated cost of $1,138,000.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 19, Purchase of a combination Pumper/Ladder Fire Truck, with an estimated cost of $1,138,000.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 19, Purchase of a combination Pumper/Ladder Fire Truck, with an estimated cost of $1,138,000.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. McManus. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
They accept and adopt, Article 19, Purchase of a combination Pumper/Ladder Fire Truck, with an estimated cost of $1,138,000.00
That they accept and adopt, Article 19, Purchase of a combination Pumper/Ladder Fire Truck, with an estimated cost of $1,138,000.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 19, Purchase of a combination Pumper/Ladder Fire Truck, with an estimated cost of $1,138,000.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 20, Fund the FY 2022 Road Maintenance Program, with an estimated cost of $700,000.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 20, Fund the FY 2022 Road Maintenance Program, with an estimated cost of $700,000.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 20, Fund the FY 2022 Road Maintenance Program, with an estimated cost of $700,000.00, into the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt, Article 20, Fund the FY 2022 Road Maintenance Program, with an estimated cost of $700,000.00
That they accept and adopt, Article 20, Fund the FY 2022 Road Maintenance Program, with an estimated cost of $700,000.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 20, Fund the FY 2022 Road Maintenance Program, with an estimated cost of $700,000.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 21, Purchase and Equip Vehicles for the Department of Public Works, with an estimated cost of $460,000.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 21, Purchase and Equip Vehicles for the Department of Public Works, with an estimated cost of $460,000.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 21, Purchase and Equip Vehicles for the Department of Public Works, with an estimated cost of $460,000.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell Mr. Powers made note of a Scribner's error on the explanation, to add "or equivalent" to Front-End Loader on the chart. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
They accept and adopt, Article 21, Purchase and Equip Vehicles for the Department of Public Works, with an estimated cost of $460,000.00
That they accept and adopt, Article 21, Purchase and Equip Vehicles for the Department of Public Works, with an estimated cost of $460,000.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 21, Purchase and Equip Vehicles for the Department of Public Works, with an estimated cost of $460,000.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 22, Public, Education & Government (PEG) Access and Cable Related Fund for Hearing Room & Studio Improvements, with an estimated cost of $99,254.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 22, Public, Education & Government (PEG) Access and Cable Related Fund for Hearing Room & Studio Improvements, with an estimated cost of $99,254.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 22, Public, Education & Government (PEG) Access and Cable Related Fund for Hearing Room & Studio Improvements, with an estimated cost of $99,254.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell Mr. Ballentine restated, that this is being paid by Comcast. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
They accept and adopt, Article 22, Public, Education & Government (PEG) Access and Cable Related Fund for ° Hearing Room & Studio Improvements, with an estimated cost of $99,254.00
That they accept and adopt, Article 22, Public, Education & Government (PEG) Access and Cable Related Fund for ° Hearing Room & Studio Improvements, with an estimated cost of $99,254.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 22, Public, Education & Government (PEG) Access and Cable Related Fund for ° Hearing Room & Studio Improvements, with an estimated cost of $99,254.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 23, Land acquisitions for the protection of well head and water supply, with an estimated cost of $175,000, into the final Warrant
To move Article 23, Land acquisitions for the protection of well head and water supply, with an estimated cost of $175,000, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 23, Land acquisitions for the protection of well head and water supply, with an estimated cost of $175,000, into the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. McManus. Mr. MacAskill noted that this is coming out of the Water Enterprise retained earnings. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
They accept and adopt, Article 23, Land acquisitions for the protection of well head and water supply, with an estimated cost of $175,000
That they accept and adopt, Article 23, Land acquisitions for the protection of well head and water supply, with an estimated cost of $175,000
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 23, Land acquisitions for the protection of well head and water supply, with an estimated cost of $175,000. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill- Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 24, new source exploration for Town water supply, with an estimated cost of $250,000, into the final Warrant
To move Article 24, new source exploration for Town water supply, with an estimated cost of $250,000, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 24, new source exploration for Town water supply, with an estimated cost of $250,000, into the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. Howell Mr. MacAskill noted that this is coming out of the Water Enterprise retained earnings. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, MacAskill : - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
They accept and adopt, Article 24, new source exploration for Town water supply, with an estimated cost of $250,000
That they accept and adopt, Article 24, new source exploration for Town water supply, with an estimated cost of $250,000
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 24, new source exploration for Town water supply, with an estimated cost of $250,000. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 25, Route 28 Water Main Replacement Design with an estimated cost of $500,000.00, to be paid for by Water Enterprise retained earnings., into the final Warrant
To move Article 25, Route 28 Water Main Replacement Design with an estimated cost of $500,000.00, to be paid for by Water Enterprise retained earnings., into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 25, Route 28 Water Main Replacement Design with an estimated cost of $500,000.00, to be paid for by Water Enterprise retained earnings., into the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt Article 25, Route 28 Water Main Replacement Design with an estimated cost of $500,000.00
That they accept and adopt Article 25, Route 28 Water Main Replacement Design with an estimated cost of $500,000.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt Article 25, Route 28 Water Main Replacement Design with an estimated cost of $500,000.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 26, Station 8 Generator, with an estimated cost of $50,0000 into the final Warrant
To move Article 26, Station 8 Generator, with an estimated cost of $50,0000 into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 26, Station 8 Generator, with an estimated cost of $50,0000 into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt Article 26, Station 8 Generator, with an estimated cost of $50,0000
That they accept and adopt Article 26, Station 8 Generator, with an estimated cost of $50,0000
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt Article 26, Station 8 Generator, with an estimated cost of $50,0000. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 27, appropriate sums of money from the FY2022 estimated annual revenues of the Community Preservation Act in the amount of $161,171, in each bucket, plus $25,000 for operating...
To move Article 27, appropriate sums of money from the FY2022 estimated annual revenues of the Community Preservation Act in the amount of $161,171, in each bucket, plus $25,000 for operating expenses, in the final warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 27, appropriate sums of money from the FY2022 estimated annual revenues of the Community Preservation Act in the amount of $161,171, in each bucket, plus $25,000 for operating expenses, in the final warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt, Article 27, appropriate sums of money from the FY2022 estimated annual revenues of the Community Preservation Act in the amount of $161,171, in each bucket, plus $25,000 for...
That they accept and adopt, Article 27, appropriate sums of money from the FY2022 estimated annual revenues of the Community Preservation Act in the amount of $161,171, in each bucket, plus $25,000 for operating expenses
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 27, appropriate sums of money from the FY2022 estimated annual revenues of the Community Preservation Act in the amount of $161,171, in each bucket, plus $25,000 for operating expenses. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 28, fund land bank debt service with an estimated cost of $223,050 into the final Warrant
To move Article 28, fund land bank debt service with an estimated cost of $223,050 into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 28, fund land bank debt service with an estimated cost of $223,050 into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Mc. Manus Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
They accept and adopt Article 28, fund land bank debt service with an estimated cost of $223,050
That they accept and adopt Article 28, fund land bank debt service with an estimated cost of $223,050
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt Article 28, fund land bank debt service with an estimated cost of $223,050. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 29, Community Preservation activities under $50,000 in the estimated about of $127,066, into the final Warrant
To move Article 29, Community Preservation activities under $50,000 in the estimated about of $127,066, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 29, Community Preservation activities under $50,000 in the estimated about of $127,066, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Mc, Manus Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
They accept and adopt, Article 29, Community Preservation activities under $50,000 in the estimated about of $127,066
That they accept and adopt, Article 29, Community Preservation activities under $50,000 in the estimated about of $127,066
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 29, Community Preservation activities under $50,000 in the estimated about of $127,066. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 30, East Harwich Methodist Church Cemetery Gravestone Project, with an estimated Cost of $112,200.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 30, East Harwich Methodist Church Cemetery Gravestone Project, with an estimated Cost of $112,200.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 30, East Harwich Methodist Church Cemetery Gravestone Project, with an estimated Cost of $112,200.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. McManus Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Abstained, due to conflict of interest, Mr. McManus - Aye, MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried with a vote of 3-0-1.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
They accept and adopt, Article 30, East Harwich Methodist Church Cemetery Gravestone Project, with an estimated Cost of $112,200.00
That they accept and adopt, Article 30, East Harwich Methodist Church Cemetery Gravestone Project, with an estimated Cost of $112,200.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 30, East Harwich Methodist Church Cemetery Gravestone Project, with an estimated Cost of $112,200.00. Seconded by Mr. McManus Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Abstained, due to conflict of interest, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried with a vote of 3-0-1.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Move Article 31, Brooks Academy Structural Improvement Projects, with an estimated cost of $1,150,000.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 31, Brooks Academy Structural Improvement Projects, with an estimated cost of $1,150,000.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 31, Brooks Academy Structural Improvement Projects, with an estimated cost of $1,150,000.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt Article 31, Brooks Academy Structural Improvement Projects, with an estimated cost of $1,150,000.00
That they accept and adopt Article 31, Brooks Academy Structural Improvement Projects, with an estimated cost of $1,150,000.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt Article 31, Brooks Academy Structural Improvement Projects, with an estimated cost of $1,150,000.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 32, Fund a Part-Time Housing Coordinator, with an estimated cost of $50,000.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 32, Fund a Part-Time Housing Coordinator, with an estimated cost of $50,000.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 32, Fund a Part-Time Housing Coordinator, with an estimated cost of $50,000.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. McManus. Mr. MacAskill said that they are going from $30,000 to $50,000 with still a part time position... and he would like an update on this. They are still stuck. with a major housing need and no one to call and he does not think this is going to be part of this position. He thinks they will need to know what this person is going to do. Mr. Ballantine said they will need to bring this back. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
They accept and adopt, Article 32, Fund a Part- Time Housing Coordinator, with an estimated cost of $50,000.00
That they accept and adopt, Article 32, Fund a Part- Time Housing Coordinator, with an estimated cost of $50,000.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 32, Fund a Part- Time Housing Coordinator, with an estimated cost of $50,000.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 33, Hinckley's Pond Watershed Preservation Project with an estimated cost of $360,000.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 33, Hinckley's Pond Watershed Preservation Project with an estimated cost of $360,000.00, into the final Warrant
The minutes record this motion but no vote on it.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 33, Hinckley's Pond Watershed Preservation Project with an estimated cost of $360,000.00, into the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. Howell Mr..” (Motion: MacAskill)
Move Article 34, Harwich Natural Heritage Trail Project, with an estimated cost of $150,000.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 34, Harwich Natural Heritage Trail Project, with an estimated cost of $150,000.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 34, Harwich Natural Heritage Trail Project, with an estimated cost of $150,000.00, into the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt, Article 34, Harwich Natural Heritage Trail Project, with an estimated cost of $150,000.00
That they accept and adopt, Article 34, Harwich Natural Heritage Trail Project, with an estimated cost of $150,000.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 34, Harwich Natural Heritage Trail Project, with an estimated cost of $150,000.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 35, Brooks Park Lighting Project, with an estimated cost of $125,000.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 35, Brooks Park Lighting Project, with an estimated cost of $125,000.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 35, Brooks Park Lighting Project, with an estimated cost of $125,000.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
They accept and adopt, Article 35, Brooks Park Lighting Project, with an estimated cost of $125,000.00
That they accept and adopt, Article 35, Brooks Park Lighting Project, with an estimated cost of $125,000.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 35, Brooks Park Lighting Project, with an estimated cost of $125,000.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 36, Sand Pond Revitalization Project with an estimated cost of $83,500.00, into the final Warrant
To move Article 36, Sand Pond Revitalization Project with an estimated cost of $83,500.00, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 36, Sand Pond Revitalization Project with an estimated cost of $83,500.00, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell Mr. Ballantine said that this is a CPC article, so it needs to say on, however, he is not going to support this. He has difficulties with the money on this location. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
They recommend that they indefinitely postpone Article 36, the Sand Pond Revitalization Project with an estimated cost of $83,500.00
That they recommend that they indefinitely postpone Article 36, the Sand Pond Revitalization Project with an estimated cost of $83,500.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they recommend that they indefinitely postpone Article 36, the Sand Pond Revitalization Project with an estimated cost of $83,500.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 37, Amend The Code of The Town Of Harwich Charter to Amend Chapter 9, Section 6, related to the capital plan, into the final Warrant
To move Article 37, Amend The Code of The Town Of Harwich Charter to Amend Chapter 9, Section 6, related to the capital plan, into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 37, Amend The Code of The Town Of Harwich Charter to Amend Chapter 9, Section 6, related to the capital plan, into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell Mr. Howell said this is their second chance for a first impression and they need to lock in the relative years on the plan. That was the major intent on the motion to provide a planning tool, for us and the tax payers. Mr. Powers said that soon after Town meeting is adjourned, he will be working with the departments and committees to develop a 5-year capital plan a 5-year CPC plan and to resume an overall concept of a 5-year financial projection plan. The capital outlay committee understands the : intent of this article and supports it. He also said if you look at the last line before explanation, technically this is a request from the Town Administrator and he apologized that he has not formally presented this in front of the board for their action, and he would accept any edits. And to follow what Mr. Howell said, this is the intent going forward. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
They accept and adopt, Article 37, Amend The Code of The Town Of Harwich Charter to Amend Chapter 9, Section 6
That they accept and adopt, Article 37, Amend The Code of The Town Of Harwich Charter to Amend Chapter 9, Section 6
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 37, Amend The Code of The Town Of Harwich Charter to Amend Chapter 9, Section 6, Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move to withdraw Article 38, Amend Zoning Bylaw - §325-42 Design Requirements, Subsection L, from the final Warrant
To move to withdraw Article 38, Amend Zoning Bylaw - §325-42 Design Requirements, Subsection L, from the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move to withdraw Article 38, Amend Zoning Bylaw - §325-42 Design Requirements, Subsection L, from the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Mr. MacAskill explained that he does not believe that this year has been a fair year for the public being involved in meetings and thinks that they should spend more time to educate on this and bring it back next year. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Abstained, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by a vote of 3- : 0-1, with Mr. Howell abstaining.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Replace Article 38, with the proposed permanent easement for the cell tower, as presented in the draft warrant, and move this into the final Warrant
To replace Article 38, with the proposed permanent easement for the cell tower, as presented in the draft warrant, and move this into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved to replace Article 38, with the proposed permanent easement for the cell tower, as presented in the draft warrant, and move this into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. McManus. Mr. Howell said that he felt they were poorly represented by counsel and will not vote for it for that reason. Mr. MacAskill noted that it is very important that this is for a very specific plan. Mr. Howell said that is what he was eluding to. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Abstained, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by a vote of 3-0-1,.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Move Article 39, Amend Zoning Article XXIV By Adding A New Section - §325-160 Design Guidelines into the final Warrant
To move Article 39, Amend Zoning Article XXIV By Adding A New Section - §325-160 Design Guidelines into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 39, Amend Zoning Article XXIV By Adding A New Section - §325-160 Design Guidelines into the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. Howell Mr. MacAskill said this one is a very short section and there has been a lot : of public involvement and it has already been voted in DCPC. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus : - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
They accept and adopt, Article 39, Amend Zoning Article XXIV By Adding A New Section - §325-160 Design Guidelines
That they accept and adopt, Article 39, Amend Zoning Article XXIV By Adding A New Section - §325-160 Design Guidelines
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 39, Amend Zoning Article XXIV By Adding A New Section - §325-160 Design Guidelines. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Withdraw Article 40, Amend General Bylaw Ch. 304 - Water Dependent Structures, from the final Warrant
To withdraw Article 40, Amend General Bylaw Ch. 304 - Water Dependent Structures, from the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to withdraw Article 40, Amend General Bylaw Ch. 304 - Water Dependent Structures, from the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Mr. Brad Chase, Chairman, Conservation Commission, said that he would like to encourage the Board of Selectmen to consider this article. He said that it has been in the works for numerous years and they view them as essential improvements to clarify and improve the language. They do think these natural resources are under a lot of pressure, and they are important to the Town of Harwich. Mr. Ballantine said that he thinks a lot of the comments he has on this is pretty self-explanatory and he supports it. Mr. Howell asked when the hearing was and how many people attended. Mr. Chase said that the first publicized hearing was in 2019 and then they had two publicized meetings in 2020 and then in February 2021, where they voted on the changes. He said three of them were done through Zoom, but they had participation and he feels a lot of them are important improvements. Four meetings are a fair amount of exposure for them. Mr. Howell said the people from the Town have not been able to attend. Ms. Usowski said they were publicized and had a few people from the public attend. They have worked to get the word out there and recently on her recent podcast with the library there was a segment encouraging people to look at and comment on sections of the bylaw. She is also hoping to get together with Channel 18 to do more. She said the commission has worked : very hard and request it go to Town Meeting to let the town people decide. Mr. MacAskill appreciates the commission's work on this and Ms. Usowski's words as well. He said these things really need to happen at the board level .. it has not been a fair year for people to have public participation. He does not think it is worth putting it on this year and we need to educate the public more on these things. They need to come back before us, he does to think it is the time to put it on the warrant. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill- Aye, Mr. McManus - No, Mr. Ballantine - No. Motion tied at a vote of 2-2-0.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Withdraw Article 41, Amend General Bylaw Ch. 310 - Wetlands Protection Bylaw from the final Warrant
To withdraw Article 41, Amend General Bylaw Ch. 310 - Wetlands Protection Bylaw from the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to withdraw Article 41, Amend General Bylaw Ch. 310 - Wetlands Protection Bylaw from the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. Howell Mr. Howell said he presumes the bold print is the new section, and he understands that the conservation commission has been using the 60' measure already in their descriptions, is that true? Mr. Chase said they have been recommending it in the past year or so. They voted to impose it the year before. Ms. Usowski said that it is a regulation currently, not a bylaw. Mr. Howell is just wondering why they are validating something that is already happening. Ms. Usowski, regulations have a less stringency then bylaws do, bylaws would give this more strength. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - No, MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - No. Motion tied at a vote of 2-2-0.” (Motion: MacAskill)
Withdraw Article 42, Amend General Bylaw Ch. 131 - Historic Preservation from the final Warrant
To withdraw Article 42, Amend General Bylaw Ch. 131 - Historic Preservation from the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to withdraw Article 42, Amend General Bylaw Ch. 131 - Historic Preservation from the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell Mr. Howell said what is the point of having these discussions if we are not going to be serious about pairing down the warrant during a pandemic. This is not the right time to move forward with reconstruction of bylaws, it just isn't. Mr. McManus said what he is looking at it says; Placeholder for HDHC Demolition Delay Bylaw. Mr. Powers said that this is something that he spoke with the chair of that commission, and he has language but when he was able to get it to counsel he advised them that the board has been looking at reducing warrants, so the historic commission will not be meeting in time to vet this further, so at this point there has been no action taken on it. Mr. McManus would agree with that since there is not a proposal in front of them. Mr. Powers said that he believes that this proposal has not gone through the proposal process. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
Withdraw Article 43, Approval of DHY Clean Waters Community Partnership Agreement from the final Warrant
To withdraw Article 43, Approval of DHY Clean Waters Community Partnership Agreement from the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to withdraw Article 43, Approval of DHY Clean Waters Community Partnership Agreement from the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell Mr. McManus asked if there was any understanding of what the other towns were doing? Mr. Powers said the most recent subgroup meeting was this past Friday .. the two other communities are still finalizing their warrants; but Dennis indicated considering holding off until their community can have broader community participation. Yarmouth was open to going forward in the spring, but was more motivated by an effort to have the three towns on the same schedule. They are understanding and looking to a special town meeting in the fall. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
Move Article 44, Authorize the sale of 5 Bells Neck Road into the final Warrant
To move Article 44, Authorize the sale of 5 Bells Neck Road into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 44, Authorize the sale of 5 Bells Neck Road into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell Mr. Powers noted that this will be re-numbered as Article 17. Mr. MacAskill noted the change of the motion to move Article 17, Authorize the sale of 5 Bells Neck Road into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill)
They accept and adopt, Article 17, Authorize : the sale of 5 Bells Neck Road
That they accept and adopt, Article 17, Authorize : the sale of 5 Bells Neck Road
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 17, Authorize : the sale of 5 Bells Neck Road. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Move Article 45, Amend the Code of Harwich General Bylaws -- Chapter 8 Departmental Revolving Funds § 8-1 Funds Established into the final Warrant
To move Article 45, Amend the Code of Harwich General Bylaws -- Chapter 8 Departmental Revolving Funds § 8-1 Funds Established into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 45, Amend the Code of Harwich General Bylaws -- Chapter 8 Departmental Revolving Funds § 8-1 Funds Established into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. McManus. ' Mr. Howell said he is trying to be consistent that they are relying too much on revolving funds, so he cannot support it and some future discussion needs to happen. Mr. MacAskill said he agrees that they need to have a much longer conversation about revolving funds. Mr. Powers said that the discussion will be part of the discussions that he will be undertaking with the Assistant Town Administrator in June. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Howell - No, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by a vote of 3-1-0, with Mr. Howell against.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
They accept and adopt, Article 45, Amend the Code of Harwich General Bylaws --- Chapter 8 Departmental Revolving Funds § 8-1 Funds Established
That they accept and adopt, Article 45, Amend the Code of Harwich General Bylaws --- Chapter 8 Departmental Revolving Funds § 8-1 Funds Established
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 45, Amend the Code of Harwich General Bylaws --- Chapter 8 Departmental Revolving Funds § 8-1 Funds Established. Seconded by Mr. McManus. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Mr. Howell - No. Motion carried by a vote of 3-1-0, with Mr. Howell against.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Move Article 46, Annual Departmental Revolving Funds Authorization into the final Warrant
To move Article 46, Annual Departmental Revolving Funds Authorization into the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 46, Annual Departmental Revolving Funds Authorization into the final Warrant. Seconded by Mr. McManus. Mr. Powers said that the numbers mirrored what was done last year, there were no increases. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - No, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by a vote of 3-1-0, with Mr. Howell against.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
They accept and adopt, Article 46, Annual Departmental Revolving Funds Authorization
That they accept and adopt, Article 46, Annual Departmental Revolving Funds Authorization
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they accept and adopt, Article 46, Annual Departmental Revolving Funds Authorization. Seconded by Mr. McManus. Roll Call Vote: Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye Mr. Howell - No. Motion carried by a vote of 3-1-0,.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
Move Article 49, Fund Prior Year's Unpaid Bills, into the final Warrant, dollar amount to be determined
To move Article 49, Fund Prior Year's Unpaid Bills, into the final Warrant, dollar amount to be determined
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to move Article 49, Fund Prior Year's Unpaid Bills, into the final Warrant, dollar amount to be determined. Seconded by Mr. Howell Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Withdraw Article 54, Amend the Code of The Town Of Harwich Charter - Update "Board of Selectmen" To "Select Board" from the final Warrant
To withdraw Article 54, Amend the Code of The Town Of Harwich Charter - Update "Board of Selectmen" To "Select Board" from the final Warrant
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill made a motion to withdraw Article 54, Amend the Code of The Town Of Harwich Charter - Update "Board of Selectmen" To "Select Board" from the final Warrant.. Seconded by Mr. Howell Mr. Ballantine said that he would like to bring this back. He said that there are 70 towns around the State, that have made the switch. Mr. MacAskill said that he agrees, however, they had the same conversation last year, and they agreed to do a certain amount of homework to determine what the cost would be for the Town. The State does not recognize "Select Board", and they need to determine the cost for the Town. Mr. Howell said that he was told specifically that it was going to cost money and time to do this, and it is a figure that they do not have yet. Roll Call Vote: Mr. McManus - No, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. Ballantine - No. Motion tied at a vote of 2-2-0.” (Motion: MacAskill)
Execute contract with Vermeer Mid Atlantic LLC for a Vermeer SC552 Stump Cutter $60,039.00
To execute contract with Vermeer Mid Atlantic LLC for a Vermeer SC552 Stump Cutter $60,039.00
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved to execute contract with Vermeer Mid Atlantic LLC for a Vermeer SC552 Stump Cutter $60,039.00. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye. Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
Execute contract with Colonial Municipal Group for' : two (2) Police Cruisers for the Police Department for $96,930.80
To execute contract with Colonial Municipal Group for' : two (2) Police Cruisers for the Police Department for $96,930.80
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved to execute contract with Colonial Municipal Group for' : two (2) Police Cruisers for the Police Department for $96,930.80. Seconded by Mr. McManus Roll Call Vote: Mr. Ballantine - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. Howell - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: McManus)
They adjourn at 10:20 pm
That they adjourn at 10:20 pm
The roll call does not give a vote for Stephen Ford, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Mr. MacAskill moved that they adjourn at 10:20 pm. Seconded by Mr. Howell. Roll Call Vote: Mr. Howell - Aye, Mr. MacAskill - Aye, Mr. McManus - Aye. Mr. Ballantine - Aye. Motion carried by unanimous vote.” (Motion: MacAskill, second: Howell)
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