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January 10, 2022
11 recorded votes, 1 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF)
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Present: Arthur Battistini, Nathan Demers, Mark Germain, Neil Rosenthal
Absent: Leilani Dalpe
Every vote, in order
Approve the 12/13/2021 & 12/20/2021 minutes as presented
To approve the 12/13/2021 & 12/20/2021 minutes as presented
From the minutes
“MINUTES Upon motion made by Selectmen Rosenthal and seconded by Selectmen Battistini, the Board voted unanimously to approve the 12/13/2021 & 12/20/2021 minutes as presented..” (Motion: Rosenthal, second: Battistini)
Authorize the Chairman or his designee to sign the warrants for week ending 1/15/2022 and 1/22/2022
To authorize the Chairman or his designee to sign the warrants for week ending 1/15/2022 and 1/22/2022
From the minutes
“Upon motion made by Selectmen Battistini and seconded by Selectmen Demers, the Board voted unanimously to authorize the Chairman or his designee to sign the warrants for week ending 1/15/2022 and 1/22/2022..” (Motion: Battistini, second: Demers)
Award contracts to the bidders listed under the SERSG DPW Services Invitation for Bid (IFB) for a twelve month period commencing 2/1/2022 and contingent upon the receipt of the appropriate...
To award contracts to the bidders listed under the SERSG DPW Services Invitation for Bid (IFB) for a twelve month period commencing 2/1/2022 and contingent upon the receipt of the appropriate documents to be submitted
From the minutes
“Upon motion made by Selectmen Battistini and seconded by Selectmen Rosenthal, the Board voted unanimously to award contracts to the bidders listed under the SERSG DPW Services Invitation for Bid (IFB) for a twelve month period commencing 2/1/2022 and contingent upon the receipt of the appropriate documents to be submitted..” (Motion: Battistini, second: Rosenthal)
Approve and sign the presented resolution to authorize the Town to participate in the Mass Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Program (PACE)
To approve and sign the presented resolution to authorize the Town to participate in the Mass Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Program (PACE)
From the minutes
“Upon motion made by Selectmen Battistini and seconded by Selectmen Rosenthal the Board voted unanimously to approve and sign the presented resolution to authorize the Town to participate in the Mass Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Program (PACE)..” (Motion: Battistini, second: Rosenthal)
Approve and sign a Betterment Agreement for Ryan &Christine Herrick, 2 Rachel's Court in the amount of $25,000
To approve and sign a Betterment Agreement for Ryan &Christine Herrick, 2 Rachel's Court in the amount of $25,000
From the minutes
“Upon motion made by Selectmen Battistini and seconded by Selectmen Demers, the Board voted unanimously to approve and sign a Betterment Agreement for Ryan &Christine Herrick, 2 Rachel's Court in the amount of $25,000..” (Motion: Battistini, second: Demers)
Approve and sign a Betterment Agreement for William & Pamela Cavanaugh, 174 Plympton Street in the amount of $20,273.49
To approve and sign a Betterment Agreement for William & Pamela Cavanaugh, 174 Plympton Street in the amount of $20,273.49
From the minutes
“Upon motion made by Selectmen Battistini and seconded by Selectmen Demers, the Board voted unanimously to approve and sign a Betterment Agreement for William & Pamela Cavanaugh, 174 Plympton Street in the amount of $20,273.49..” (Motion: Battistini, second: Demers)
Approve a Betterment Agreement with Jeffrey & Sherry Knight, 15 Wayside Drive in the amount of $26,340
To approve a Betterment Agreement with Jeffrey & Sherry Knight, 15 Wayside Drive in the amount of $26,340
From the minutes
“Upon motion made by Selectmen Battistini and seconded by Selectmen Demers, the Board voted unanimously to approve a Betterment Agreement with Jeffrey & Sherry Knight, 15 Wayside Drive in the amount of $26,340..” (Motion: Battistini, second: Demers)
Authorize the Town Manager to sign a contract with the vendor awarded for the COA emergency plumbing repair project, subject to the approval of the contract from Town Counsel
To authorize the Town Manager to sign a contract with the vendor awarded for the COA emergency plumbing repair project, subject to the approval of the contract from Town Counsel
From the minutes
“Upon motion made by Selectmen Battistini and seconded by Selectmen Demers, the Board voted unanimously to authorize the Town Manager to sign a contract with the vendor awarded for the COA emergency plumbing repair project, subject to the approval of the contract from Town Counsel..” (Motion: Battistini, second: Demers)
Acknowledge that Hometown America has addressed the issues raised in Ms. Fay's December 1, 2021 correspondence and that it finds that no further action be required at this time, except that...
To acknowledge that Hometown America has addressed the issues raised in Ms. Fay's December 1, 2021 correspondence and that it finds that no further action be required at this time, except that Hometown shall report to the Board, in writing, no later than March 7, 2022, with actions taken to correct the municipal permitting fee issue, and finally, that any resident who has a complaint about Hometown America or the Oak Point Community shall first attempt to resolve the issue with Hometown's designated representative before bringing a complaint to the Board, unless it is a matter that presents an imminent threat to the health and safety of the residents
The minutes say the Board voted to do this but do not give a count or say it was unanimous.
From the minutes
“Upon motion made by Selectmen Demers and seconded by Selectmen Rosenthal, the Board voted to acknowledge that Hometown America has addressed the issues raised in Ms. Fay's December 1, 2021 correspondence and that it finds that no further action be required at this time, except that Hometown shall report to the Board, in writing, no later than March 7, 2022, with actions taken to correct the municipal permitting fee issue, and finally, that any resident who has a complaint about Hometown America or the Oak Point Community shall first attempt to resolve the issue with Hometown's designated representative before bringing a complaint to the Board, unless it is a matter that presents an imminent threat to the health and safety of the residents..” (Motion: Demers, second: Rosenthal)
Take this issue up on March 7, 2022 at which time the Board expects to hear from Hometown America on the matter
To take this issue up on March 7, 2022 at which time the Board expects to hear from Hometown America on the matter
From the minutes
“Upon motion made by Selectmen Rosenthal and seconded by Selectmen Demers, the Board voted unanimously to take this issue up on March 7, 2022 at which time the Board expects to hear from Hometown America on the matter..” (Motion: Rosenthal, second: Demers)
Adjourn at 8:38 PM
To adjourn at 8:38 PM
From the minutes
“ADJOURNMENT Upon motion made by Selectmen Battistini and seconded by Selectmen Demers, the Board voted unanimously to adjourn at 8:38 PM..” (Motion: Battistini, second: Demers)
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