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13 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Your Holliston ballot: 13 quizzes, about a minute each.
Start my ballot →Present: Benjamin Sparrell, Damon Dimmick, Tina Hein
Absent: None
Open the Tax Classification Hearing for the FY26 values
T. Hein made a motion to open the Tax Classification Hearing for the FY26 values. D. Dimmick second. Roll Call Vote: T. Hein, Aye; D. Dimmick, AYE; B. Sparrell, AYE.
“T. Hein made a motion to open the Tax Classification Hearing for the FY26 values. D. Dimmick second. Roll Call Vote: T. Hein, Aye; D. Dimmick, AYE; B. Sparrell, AYE..” (Motion: Hein, second: Dimmick)
Close the Tax Classification Hearing
T. Hein made a motion to close the Tax Classification Hearing. D. Dimmick second. Roll Call Vote: T. Hein, AYE; D. Dimmick, AYE; B. Sparrell, AYE.
“T. Hein made a motion to close the Tax Classification Hearing. D. Dimmick second. Roll Call Vote: T. Hein, AYE; D. Dimmick, AYE; B. Sparrell, AYE..” (Motion: Hein, second: Dimmick)
Not adopt a duel tax rate for FY26
T. Hein made a motion to not adopt a duel tax rate for FY26. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0.
“T. Hein made a motion to not adopt a duel tax rate for FY26. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0..” (Motion: Hein, second: Dimmick)
Adopt a residential factor of 1.0, therefore establishing a single tax rate of $14.29 subject to the DOR final approval for FY26
T. Hein made a motion to adopt a residential factor of 1.0, therefore establishing a single tax rate of $14.29 subject to the DOR final approval for FY26. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0.
“T. Hein made a motion to adopt a residential factor of 1.0, therefore establishing a single tax rate of $14.29 subject to the DOR final approval for FY26. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0..” (Motion: Hein, second: Dimmick)
Not adopt a Residential Exemption for FY26
T. Hein made a motion to not adopt a Residential Exemption for FY26. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0.
“T. Hein made a motion to not adopt a Residential Exemption for FY26. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0..” (Motion: Hein, second: Dimmick)
Not adopt an Open Space Exemption for FY26
T. Hein made a motion to not adopt an Open Space Exemption for FY26. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0.
“T. Hein made a motion to not adopt an Open Space Exemption for FY26. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0..” (Motion: Hein, second: Dimmick)
Not adopt a Small Commercial Exemption for FY26
T. Hein made a motion to not adopt a Small Commercial Exemption for FY26. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0.
“T. Hein made a motion to not adopt a Small Commercial Exemption for FY26. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0..” (Motion: Hein, second: Dimmick)
Increase the Pinecrest Revolving Fund Expenditure Limit for FY26 as presented by the Golf Course Advisory Committee in the amount of $170,000
T. Hein made a motion to increase the Pinecrest Revolving Fund Expenditure Limit for FY26 as presented by the Golf Course Advisory Committee in the amount of $170,000. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0.
“T. Hein made a motion to increase the Pinecrest Revolving Fund Expenditure Limit for FY26 as presented by the Golf Course Advisory Committee in the amount of $170,000. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0..” (Motion: Hein, second: Dimmick)
Approve the Annual License Renewals as presented including Alcoholic Beverage, Common Victualler, Entertainment, Used Car Dealer and Motor Vehicle Junk
T. Hein made a motion to approve the Annual License Renewals as presented including Alcoholic Beverage, Common Victualler, Entertainment, Used Car Dealer and Motor Vehicle Junk. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0.
“T. Hein made a motion to approve the Annual License Renewals as presented including Alcoholic Beverage, Common Victualler, Entertainment, Used Car Dealer and Motor Vehicle Junk. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0..” (Motion: Hein, second: Dimmick)
Approve the annual renewal Alcoholic Beverage License for Bee Social contingent on the completion of the tasks dictated by the Building Department. One License including a structure on the...
T. Hein made a motion to approve the annual renewal Alcoholic Beverage License for Bee Social contingent on the completion of the tasks dictated by the Building Department. One License including a structure on the premises, one license without a structure on the premises. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0.
“T. Hein made a motion to approve the annual renewal Alcoholic Beverage License for Bee Social contingent on the completion of the tasks dictated by the Building Department. One License including a structure on the premises, one license without a structure on the premises. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0..” (Motion: Hein, second: Dimmick)
Open the 2026 May Town Meeting Warrant for the date of Monday May 11, 2026 at 8:26pm December 8, 2025
T. Hein made a motion to open the 2026 May Town Meeting Warrant for the date of Monday May 11, 2026 at 8:26pm December 8, 2025. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0.
“T. Hein made a motion to open the 2026 May Town Meeting Warrant for the date of Monday May 11, 2026 at 8:26pm December 8, 2025. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0..” (Motion: Hein, second: Dimmick)
Approve Board Business as a consent agenda
T. Hein made a motion to approve Board Business as a consent agenda. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0.
“T. Hein made a motion to approve Board Business as a consent agenda. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0..” (Motion: Hein, second: Dimmick)
Adjourn
T. Hein made a motion to adjourn. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0.
“T. Hein made a motion to adjourn. D. Dimmick second. Vote 3-0..” (Motion: Hein, second: Dimmick)
From the Holliston Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the town’s Agenda Center (Select Board). We check every vote against the members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos (the town’s website has no Select Board photos): Holliston Reporter — Tina Hein (candidate photo, May 2025); Holliston Hub (HCAT) “Just Thinking” candidate videos — Benjamin Sparrell (2026) and Damon Dimmick. Cropped by MassVoter. Former members show initials.
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