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Norm Hills
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At the start of 31 of 31 Select Board meetings in 2025–2026 Board.
Missed none.
March 31, 2026: Remove Article 31 from the warrant
To remove Article 31 from the warrant.
Voted: No
Yes: Hoagland, ParkerNo: Hills
“Mr. Hoagland moved to remove Article 31 from the warrant. Mr. Parker seconded. VOTE 2-1-0, Mr. Hills voting no..” (Motion: Hoagland, second: Parker)
March 31, 2026: Remove Article 32 from the warrant
To remove Article 32 from the warrant.
Voted: No
Yes: Hoagland, ParkerNo: Hills
“Mr. Hoagland moved to remove Article 32 from the warrant. Mr. Parker seconded. VOTE 2-1-0, Mr. Hills voting no..” (Motion: Hoagland, second: Parker)
March 3, 2026: Appoint Sean Sweeney to the vacant Planning Board seat until May 15, 2026 (joint vote with the Planning Board)
To appoint Mr. Sweeney to fill the vacant Planning Board seat until the term expiration on May 15, 2026.
Voted: Abstained
Yes: Hoagland, ParkerAbstained: HillsJoint vote with the Planning Board to fill a Planning Board vacancy. The motion was made by Mr. Daniel and seconded by Mr. Burr, neither of whom was a Select Board member at the time. Counting both boards, 5 voted yes and 3 abstained. Only the Select Board members' votes are shown.
“Mr. Daniel moved to appoint Mr. Sweeney to fill the vacant seat until the term expiration on May 15, 2026. Mr. Burr seconded. Mr. Parker, Mr. Burr, Mr. Burke, Mr. Hoagland and Mr. Daniel voted yes. Ms. Marum, Mr. Hills and Ms. Nelson abstained from voting..”
February 18, 2026: Approve the request as presented: Discussion Regarding Southeastern Regional Planning & Economic Development District
To approve the request as presented.
Voted: Yes
Yes: Hills, HoaglandNo: Parker
“Mr. Hoagland moved to approve the request as presented. Mr. Hills seconded. VOTE 2-1-0 (Mr. Parker voting no) 5..” (Motion: Hoagland, second: Hills)
December 16, 2025: Approve the following for the 28-unit project based on the plan dated and stamped January 20, 2021: $280,000 connection fee, $16,800 per bedroom fee, $88,000 I & I fee and…
To approve the following for the 28-unit project based on the plan dated and stamped January 20, 2021: $280,000 connection fee, $16,800 per bedroom fee, $88,000 I & I fee and $32,000 for the capacity study which is a total of $417,000 ($14,893 per unit).
Voted: Abstained
Yes: Hoagland, ParkerAbstained: Hills
“Mr. Hoagland moved to approve the following for the 28-unit project based on the plan dated and stamped January 20, 2021: $280,000 connection fee, $16,800 per bedroom fee, $88,000 I & I fee and $32,000 for the capacity study which is a total of $417,000 ($14,893 per unit). Mr. Hills seconded. VOTE 2-0-1 with Mr. Hills abstaining 7..” (Motion: Hoagland, second: Hills)
December 2, 2025: Approve the licenses contingent on all required documentation received
To approve the licenses contingent on all required documentation received.
Voted: Yes
The minutes record VOTE 3-0-0 on all licenses except The Kittansett Club and the Beverly Yacht Club, on which John W. Hoagland abstained.
“Mr. Hills moved to approve the licenses contingent on all required documentation received. Mr. Hoagland seconded. VOTE 3-0-0 on all but The Kittansett Club and the Beverly Yacht Club - Mr. Hoagland abstained from voting on these two licenses..” (Motion: Hills, second: Hoagland)
June 5, 2025 (Joint meeting): Have this committee fall under the Planning Board
To have this committee fall under the Planning Board.
Voted: No
Yes: Hoagland, ParkerNo: Hills
“Mr. Parker moved to have this committee fall under the Planning Board. Mr. Hoagland seconded. VOTE 2-1-0, Mr. Hills voting against..” (Motion: Parker, second: Hoagland)
From the Marion Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the town’s Agenda Center. We check every vote against the members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials.
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