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Dawn Hill Holdgate
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At the start of 23 of 24 Select Board meetings in 2026–2027 Board.
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September 23, 2026: Proceed – Natural Resources Department: Review of Coastal Resilience Districts (CRDs) Establishment Procedure
Proceed
Voted: Yes
Yes: Fee, Hill, MohrNo: DeCosta, Vieth
“Ms. Mohr spoke in favor of the program as presented, including the 60% change from Ms. Hill, and moved to proceed; seconded by Ms. Hill; by roll call vote: Mr. DeCosta – No; Mr. Fee – Yes; Ms. Hill – Yes; Ms. Mohr – Yes; Ms. Vieth – No; so voted Mr. DeCosta and Ms. Vieth spoke on their reasons for No votes, noting concerns with complexities and uncertainty.” (Motion: Mohr, second: Hill)
September 23, 2026: Approve the curb cut provided the hydrant can be relocated
Approve the curb cut provided the hydrant can be relocated
Voted: Yes
Yes: DeCosta, Hill, Mohr, ViethNo: Fee
“Mr. DeCosta moved approval of the curb cut provided the hydrant can be relocated; seconded by Ms. Vieth. Mr. DeCosta said if it cannot be moved, then there is no approval. Some discussion followed. By roll call vote: Mr. DeCosta – Yes; Mr. Fee – No; Ms. Hill – Yes; Ms. Mohr – Yes; Ms. Vieth – Yes; so voted Ms. Ewing asked if the Water Company deems the hydrant relocation not feasible, would she return.” (Motion: DeCosta, second: Vieth)
September 23, 2026: Officially disband the African Meeting House Investigation Procurement Workgroup
Officially disband the African Meeting House Investigation Procurement Workgroup
Voted: Yes
Yes: Fee, Hill, Mohr, ViethAbstained: DeCosta
“Ms. Mohr moved to officially disband the African Meeting House Investigation Procurement Workgroup; seconded by Ms. Hill; by roll call vote: Mr. DeCosta – Abstained; Mr. Fee – Yes; Ms. Hill – Yes; Ms. Mohr – Yes; Ms. Vieth – Yes; so voted 3.” (Motion: Mohr, second: Hill)
September 16, 2026: Approve – Traffic Safety Recommendations
Approve
Voted: No
Yes: DeCosta, Mohr, ViethNo: Fee, Hill
“Mr. DeCosta moved approval; seconded by Ms. Mohr; so voted 3-2 Chair Hill and Mr. Fee were opposed. d) Delaney Road.” (Motion: DeCosta, second: Mohr)
September 9, 2026: Approve all contracts except the Nantucket Fire union contract
Approve all contracts except the Nantucket Fire union contract
The minutes give the count (4-0), which does not match the 3 members listed present, so individual votes are not shown.
“Ms. Mohr moved approval of all contracts except the Nantucket Fire union contract; seconded by Ms. Vieth; so voted 4-0 Mr. DeCosta recused himself from the Fire union contract and left the table.” (Motion: Mohr, second: Vieth)
August 19, 2026: Endorse the timeline as presented
Endorse the timeline as presented
Yes: Fee, Mohr, ViethNo: DeCosta
“Ms. Vieth moved to endorse the timeline as presented; seconded by Mr. Fee; so voted 3-1 Mr. DeCosta voted no, saying he still wants to have a discussion at some point about a fall and a spring town meeting.” (Motion: Vieth, second: Fee)
August 17, 2026: Preliminarily allocate four medallions each to Compass Point and Grey Lady Jeeps, pending submission and review of detailed business plans at the Board’s September meeting with final approval and formal…
Preliminarily allocate four medallions each to Compass Point and Grey Lady Jeeps, pending submission and review of detailed business plans at the Board’s September meeting with final approval and formal issuance of the medallions at that time if the business plans meet the Board’s approval
Voted: Yes
Yes: Hill, Mohr, ViethNo: Fee
“Ms. Mohr moved to preliminarily allocate four medallions each to Compass Point and Grey Lady Jeeps, pending submission and review of detailed business plans at the Board’s September meeting with final approval and formal issuance of the medallions at that time if the business plans meet the Board’s approval; seconded by Ms. Veith. Chair Hill said she would like to see all vehicles rented on Nantucket be registered on Nantucket and pay excise tax to Nantucket. Mr. Fee reiterated that he feels the eight RMVs should be put out to bid to understand their value. On the motion, by roll call vote: Chair Hill – Yes; Mr. Fee – No; Ms. Mohr – Yes; Ms. Vieth – Yes; so voted IV. LICENSING AND PETITIONS - PUBLIC HEARINGS 1.” (Motion: Mohr)
August 5, 2026: Approve the Climate Action Plan contract
Approve the Climate Action Plan contract
Voted: Yes
Yes: Fee, Hill, MohrNo: DeCosta, Vieth
“Ms. Mohr moved approval of the Climate Action Plan contract; seconded by Mr. Fee; so voted 3 - 2 Ms. Vieth and Mr. DeCosta were opposed.” (Motion: Mohr, second: Fee)
August 5, 2026: Approve for dinner service with the condition that the chairs must be removed outside of the hours of 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM. Attorney Lauren Goldberg of Town Counsel’s office…
Approve for dinner service with the condition that the chairs must be removed outside of the hours of 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM. Attorney Lauren Goldberg of Town Counsel’s office asked that the approval be conditioned to require a plan being consistent with all requirements of state and federal law. She added that the Chapter 91 license needs to be reviewed to see if this outdoor dining at this location is possible and that is it ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant. Mr. DeCosta amended his motion to include Town Counsel’s suggestion
Voted: Yes
Yes: DeCosta, Hill, Mohr, ViethNo: Fee
“Mr. DeCosta moved approval for dinner service with the condition that the chairs must be removed outside of the hours of 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM. Attorney Lauren Goldberg of Town Counsel’s office asked that the approval be conditioned to require a plan being consistent with all requirements of state and federal law. She added that the Chapter 91 license needs to be reviewed to see if this outdoor dining at this location is possible and that is it ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant. Mr. DeCosta amended his motion to include Town Counsel’s suggestion; seconded by Ms. Vieth; so voted 4 – 1 Mr. Fee was opposed.” (Motion: DeCosta, second: Vieth)
June 15, 2026: Approve for prerecorded music inside up to 11:00 PM
Approve for prerecorded music inside up to 11:00 PM
Voted: Yes
Yes: Hill, Mohr, ViethAbstained: DeCosta
“Ms. Mohr moved approval for prerecorded music inside up to 11:00 PM; seconded by Ms. Vieth; by roll call vote: Chair Hill – Yes; Ms. Mohr – Yes; Ms. Vieth – Yes; so voted Mr. DeCosta abstained due to technical difficulties and left the meeting at 11:36 AM. 3.” (Motion: Mohr, second: Vieth)
From the Nantucket Select Board’s official minutes, posted on the town’s CivicClerk portal. We check every vote against the members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Member photos from the Nantucket Current: Dawn E. Hill (with its March 2024 story on her reelection bid), Matt Fee (with his March 2025 reelection column), Brooke Mohr (2025 campaign photo by Jason Graziadei), Robert DeCosta and Jill Vieth (May 2026 election-day photos by Jason Graziadei). Former members show initials.
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