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Cathy MacInnes, McInnes
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At the start of 9 of 9 Select Board meetings in 2017–2018 Board.
Missed none.
April 9, 2018: Recommend a change in the Bylaw by incorporating Option 2 which includes a 500' setback for all enumerated businesses and does eliminate the video arcade and would eliminate the reference…
That the BOS recommend a change in the Bylaw by incorporating Option 2 which includes a 500' setback for all enumerated businesses and does eliminate the video arcade and would eliminate the reference to residential zoning district
The minutes give only the count (2-1), not how each member voted.
“Sel. McCaffrey made a motion that the BOS recommend a change in the Bylaw by incorporating Option 2 which includes a 500' setback for all enumerated businesses and does eliminate the video arcade and would eliminate the reference to residential zoning district. Sel. MacInnes seconded the motion. The motion was approved by a 2 to 1 vote..” (Motion: McCaffrey, second: MacInnes)
March 26, 2018: Set the electrical permit fee for the entire Clyde F. Brown project be the total sum of $5600 of which $2800 would be waived, $1240 to be paid FY18 and…
To set the electrical permit fee for the entire Clyde F. Brown project be the total sum of $5600 of which $2800 would be waived, $1240 to be paid FY18 and $3720 for FY19, and $620 for two months of FY20 and any reinspection fees for the duration of the project would be paid at $60 of which half would be waived
Voted: Yes
Yes: Barnes, MacInnesNo: McCaffreyThe minutes say "Sel. McCaffrey voted nay. Sel. Barnes and MacInnes voted in favor." They do not state the result in words; two of three in favor means it passed.
“Sel. MacInnes made a motion to set the electrical permit fee for the entire Clyde F. Brown project be the total sum of $5600 of which $2800 would be waived, $1240 to be paid FY18 and $3720 for FY19, and $620 for two months of FY20 and any reinspection fees for the duration of the project would be paid at $60 of which half would be waived. The motion was seconded by Sel. McCaffrey. Sel. McCaffrey voted nay. Sel. Barnes and MacInnes voted in favor..” (Motion: MacInnes, second: McCaffrey)
February 26, 2018: Recommend that the number of Retail Marijuana establishments be one or 25% of the Alcohol licenses subject to adoption at Town Meeting
To recommend that the number of Retail Marijuana establishments be one or 25% of the Alcohol licenses subject to adoption at Town Meeting
The minutes give only the count (2-1), not how each member voted.
“Sel. MacInnes made a motion to recommend that the number of Retail Marijuana establishments be one or 25% of the Alcohol licenses subject to adoption at Town Meeting. The motion was seconded by Sel. McCaffrey. The motion was carried 2-1..” (Motion: MacInnes, second: McCaffrey)
February 26, 2018: Approve contract amendment #6 with Tappe Architects for roof testing and on-site construction monitoring at the Clyde Brown School, not to exceed $54,890.00
Approve contract amendment #6 with Tappe Architects for roof testing and on-site construction monitoring at the Clyde Brown School, not to exceed $54,890.00
Voted: Yes
The minutes do not say who made the motion.
“Mr. D'Amico said they are also asking for approval of a contract amendment, amendment #6, with Tappe Architect's roof testing and on-site construction monitoring for a total not to exceed of $54,890.00 at the Clyde Brown School. The motion was seconded by Sel. Barnes and passed unanimously..” (second: Barnes)
From the Millis Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the Minutes folder on the town website. We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: Craig Schultze, Ellen Rosenfeld (2022) and Jim McKay (2026) from Millis Community Media candidate profile videos.
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