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At the start of 11 of 11 Select Board meetings in 2017–2018 Board.
Missed none.
March 26, 2018: Send a letter of apology for our absence at the meeting
To send a letter of apology for our absence at the meeting
The minutes give only the count (2-3), not how each member voted.
“Upon motion made by Selectmen Knowlton and seconded by Selectmen Dalpe, the Board voted two in favor and three against, to send a letter of apology for our absence at the meeting. Motion Does Not Carry..” (Motion: Knowlton, second: Dalpe)
March 12, 2018: Adopt the FY °19 Fire Department budget as presented
To adopt the FY °19 Fire Department budget as presented
Voted: Yes
Diane Stewart had stepped off the Board for this item and is left out of this vote.
“Upon motion made by Selectmen McKinnon and seconded by Selectmen Knowlton, the Board voted unanimously to adopt the FY °19 Fire Department budget as presented..” (Motion: McKinnon, second: Knowlton)
March 5, 2018: Send a letter to our legislative delegation and Senator and ask them to join us in our comments
To send a letter to our legislative delegation and Senator and ask them to join us in our comments
Voted: No
Yes: Dalpe, Frawley, McKinnon, StewartNo: Knowlton
“Upon motion made by Selectmen Stewart and seconded by Selectmen McKinnon, the Board voted four in favor and one against (J. Knowlton) to send a letter to our legislative delegation and Senator and ask them to join us in our comments..” (Motion: Stewart, second: McKinnon)
March 5, 2018: Close the Variance Request hearing for One Lot on Vernon Street
To close the Variance Request hearing for One Lot on Vernon Street
Voted: Yes
Yes: Dalpe, Frawley, Knowlton, McKinnonNo: Stewart
“Upon motion made by Selectmen McKinnon and seconded by Selectmen Stewart, the Board voted four in favor, one against (D. Stewart), to close the Variance Request hearing for One Lot on Vernon Street..” (Motion: McKinnon, second: Stewart)
March 5, 2018: Deny the Variance Request for waiver, for property located as one Lot on Vernon Street
To deny the Variance Request for waiver, for property located as one Lot on Vernon Street
Voted: Yes
Yes: Dalpe, Frawley, Knowlton, McKinnonAbstained: Stewart
“Upon motion made by Selectmen Knowlton and seconded by Selectmen Dalpe, the Board voted four in favor, one abstention (D. Stewart) to deny the Variance Request for waiver, for property located as one Lot on Vernon Street..” (Motion: Knowlton, second: Dalpe)
March 5, 2018: The Board finds the proposed use: a
That the Board finds the proposed use: a
The minutes say only "Four in Favor" and do not say how the other members voted, so only that count is shown.
“Upon motion made by Selectmen McKinnon and seconded by Selectmen Dalpe the Board voted Four in Favor, that the Board finds the proposed use: a..” (Motion: McKinnon, second: Dalpe)
February 12, 2018: Approve the Fourth Annual Bat Run 5k Road Race put on by the Jesse Heikkila Foundation for Sunday, September 16, 2018 starting at 10 am and the route as indicated
To approve the Fourth Annual Bat Run 5k Road Race put on by the Jesse Heikkila Foundation for Sunday, September 16, 2018 starting at 10 am and the route as indicated
Voted: Yes
Diane Stewart had stepped off the Board for this item and is left out of this vote.
“Upon motion made by Selectmen McKinnon and seconded by Selectmen Dalpe, the Board voted unanimously to approve the Fourth Annual Bat Run 5k Road Race put on by the Jesse Heikkila Foundation for Sunday, September 16, 2018 starting at 10 am and the route as indicated..” (Motion: McKinnon, second: Dalpe)
January 22, 2018: The Board finds that the language in the January 9, 2018 email from Leilani Dalpe does violate the deliberation section of the Open Meeting law, specifically the expression of opinion…
That the Board finds that the language in the January 9, 2018 email from Leilani Dalpe does violate the deliberation section of the Open Meeting law, specifically the expression of opinion on matters within the body's jurisdiction to a quorum of the public body; that Ms. Dalpe should retract the email statement in its entirety; that all members of the Board of Selectmen and Oliver Estate Advisory Committee shall review the Open Meeting Law Guide and Educational Material Document form the Office of the Attorney General Dated October 2017, and return the acknowledgement form to the Town Clerk within two weeks form Tuesday January 23, 2018 which is February 6, 2018; and that the response shall be forwarded to Mr. Frawley and the Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
The count (2-2) does not add up to the 5 members the minutes show present, so only the count is shown.
“Upon motion made by Selectmen McKinnon and seconded by Selectmen Stewart, the Board voted, two in favor, two against, that the Board finds that the language in the January 9, 2018 email from Leilani Dalpe does violate the deliberation section of the Open Meeting law, specifically the expression of opinion on matters within the body's jurisdiction to a quorum of the public body; that Ms. Dalpe should retract the email statement in its entirety; that all members of the Board of Selectmen and Oliver Estate Advisory Committee shall review the Open Meeting Law Guide and Educational Material Document form the Office of the Attorney General Dated October 2017, and return the acknowledgement form to the Town Clerk within two weeks form Tuesday January 23, 2018 which is February 6, 2018; and that the response shall be forwarded to Mr. Frawley and the Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Motion Does Not Carry..” (Motion: McKinnon, second: Stewart)
January 22, 2018: Agree that there was an unintentional violation of the language in the January 9, 2018 email by Leilani Dalpe that does violate the deliberation section of the Open Meeting Law…
To agree that there was an unintentional violation of the language in the January 9, 2018 email by Leilani Dalpe that does violate the deliberation section of the Open Meeting Law and that it will be corrected by making the email part of the Board's Correspondence as oppose to retracting it and that the Selectmen do the training for the Open Meeting Law
The count (3-1) does not add up to the 5 members the minutes show present, so only the count is shown.
“Upon motion made by Selectmen Stewart and seconded by Selectmen Dalpe, the Board voted, three in favor and one against, to agree that there was an unintentional violation of the language in the January 9, 2018 email by Leilani Dalpe that does violate the deliberation section of the Open Meeting Law and that it will be corrected by making the email part of the Board's Correspondence as oppose to retracting it and that the Selectmen do the training for the Open Meeting Law.” (Motion: Stewart, second: Dalpe)
January 22, 2018: Approve the revised Oliver House Event Coordinator Contract as presented
To approve the revised Oliver House Event Coordinator Contract as presented
Voted: No
Yes: Dalpe, Frawley, McKinnon, StewartNo: Knowlton
“He noted that Ms. Parish has signed the contract that is before the Board. ° Upon motion made by Selectmen McKinnon and seconded by Selectmen Stewart, the Board voted four in favor, one against (J. Knowlton) to approve the revised Oliver House Event Coordinator Contract as presented..” (Motion: McKinnon, second: Stewart)
From the Middleborough Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the town’s Agenda Center. We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos of current members: Nemasket Week candidate profiles (Teresa Farley 2024; Brian Giovanoni and William Pike 2025; Thomas White and Tracie Craig-McGee 2026). Former members show initials.
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