MassVoter.com← Medway Select BoardMedway Select Board · 2020–2021 Board · Regular meeting
August 13, 2020
6 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF)
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Attendance
Present: Glenn Trindade, Maryjane White, Dennis Crowley, John Foresto
Absent: Richard D’Innocenzo
Every vote, in order
Approval: Contract with Cassidy Corporation for Asphalt Sidewalks for Various Streets in Medway - $127,831
Authorize the Chair to execute the contract with Cassidy Corporation for asphalt sidewalks in the amount of $127,831 as presented
Selectman Foresto moved that the Board authorize the Chair to execute the contract with Cassidy Corporation for asphalt sidewalks in the amount of $127,831 as presented.
From the minutes
“Selectman Foresto moved that the Board authorize the Chair to execute the contract with Cassidy Corporation for asphalt sidewalks in the amount of $127,831 as presented. Selectman White seconded. No Discussion. VOTE: 4-0-0.” (Motion: Foresto, second: White)
Approval: Construction Change Directive No. 2 and Change Order No. 4 with Colantoni, Inc. for the New DPW Facility -...
Authorize the Chair to execute construction change directive number 2 for the new DPW facility in the amount of $224,000 as presented
Selectman Foresto moved that the Board authorize the Chair to execute construction change directive number 2 for the new DPW facility in the amount of $224,000 as presented.
From the minutes
“Selectman Foresto moved that the Board authorize the Chair to execute construction change directive number 2 for the new DPW facility in the amount of $224,000 as presented. Selectman White seconded. No Discussion. VOTE: 4-0-0.” (Motion: Foresto, second: White)
Authorize the Chair to execute change order number 4 for the new DPW facility in the amount of $224,000 as presented
Selectman Foresto moved that the Board authorize the Chair to execute change order number 4 for the new DPW facility in the amount of $224,000 as presented.
From the minutes
“Selectman Foresto moved that the Board authorize the Chair to execute change order number 4 for the new DPW facility in the amount of $224,000 as presented. Selectman White seconded. No Discussion. VOTE: 4-0-0.” (Motion: Foresto, second: White)
Approval: Purchase and Sale Agreements for 13 and 15R Populatic Street - $ 370,000 and $20,000, Respectively
Authorize the Chair to execute the purchase and sale agreement for 13 Populatic Street in the amount of $370,000 as presented
Selectman Foresto moved that the Board authorize the Chair to execute the purchase and sale agreement for 13 Populatic Street in the amount of $370,000 as presented.
From the minutes
“Selectman Foresto moved that the Board authorize the Chair to execute the purchase and sale agreement for 13 Populatic Street in the amount of $370,000 as presented. Selectman White seconded. No Discussion. VOTE: 4-0-0.” (Motion: Foresto, second: White)
Authorize the Chair to execute the purchase and sale agreement for 15R Populatic Street in the amount of $20,000 as presented
Selectman Foresto moved that the Board authorize the Chair to execute the purchase and sale agreement for 15R Populatic Street in the amount of $20,000 as presented.
From the minutes
“Selectman Foresto moved that the Board authorize the Chair to execute the purchase and sale agreement for 15R Populatic Street in the amount of $20,000 as presented. Selectman White seconded. No Discussion. VOTE: 4-0-0.” (Motion: Foresto, second: White)
Adjourn
Selectman White moved to adjourn.
From the minutes
“Selectman White moved to adjourn. Selectman Foresto seconded. VOTE: 4-0-0.” (Motion: White, second: Foresto)
From the Medway Select Board’s official minutes, posted on the town’s meetings page (2024 on) and in its meetings archive (earlier years). We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: Town of Medway (all five members cropped from the town’s captioned photo of the Select Board with the Medway Food Pantry, September 2026).
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