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8 recorded votes, 1 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF)
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Note on these minutes: The attendance line does not list William Plasko, so we show him as absent.
Present: Thomas Maloney, Matthew Lane, David Hajjar, Helen Abdallah Donohue
Absent: William Plasko
With Selectman Donohue opposed, to reduce the quorum for Special Town Meetings to 45 people beginning on October 14th, 2021
On motion of Selectman Hajjar, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted 3:1, with Selectman Donohue opposed, to reduce the quorum for Special Town Meetings to 45 people beginning on October 14th, 2021.
Yes: Hajjar, Lane, MaloneyNo: Donohue
“On motion of Selectman Hajjar, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted 3:1, with Selectman Donohue opposed, to reduce the quorum for Special Town Meetings to 45 people beginning on October 14th, 2021..” (Motion: Hajjar, second: Lane)
File the report
On motion of Selectman Lane, seconded by Selectman Hajjar, the Board voted unanimously to file the report.
“On motion of Selectman Lane, seconded by Selectman Hajjar, the Board voted unanimously to file the report..” (Motion: Lane, second: Hajjar)
Sign and approve the revised conservation restriction
On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to sign and approve the revised conservation restriction.
“On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to sign and approve the revised conservation restriction..” (Motion: Donohue, second: Lane)
Approve the request
On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Hajjar, the Board voted unanimously to approve the request.
“On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Hajjar, the Board voted unanimously to approve the request..” (Motion: Donohue, second: Hajjar)
On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to approve the request.
“On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to approve the request..” (Motion: Donohue, second: Lane)
Draft a letter of support for the Chief Information Officer position at the Registry of Deeds to become a full-time position
On motion of Selectman Hajjar, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to draft a letter of support for the Chief Information Officer position at the Registry of Deeds to become a full-time position.
“On motion of Selectman Hajjar, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to draft a letter of support for the Chief Information Officer position at the Registry of Deeds to become a full-time position..” (Motion: Hajjar, second: Lane)
Approve the submissions
On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Hajjar, the Board voted unanimously to approve the submissions.
“On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Hajjar, the Board voted unanimously to approve the submissions..” (Motion: Donohue, second: Hajjar)
Adjourn the meeting
On motion of Selectman Hajjar, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to adjourn the meeting.
“On motion of Selectman Hajjar, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to adjourn the meeting..” (Motion: Hajjar, second: Lane)
From the Norwood Board of Selectmen’s official minutes, posted on the town’s Board of Selectmen minutes page. We check every vote against the Selectmen present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: campaign websites (Robert Donnelly, Amanda Grow); The Norwood Record (Cheryl Doyle; Michael Saad, photo by Jeff Sullivan); Norwood Community Media (Matthew Lane, from “Fast Facts with Matt Lane”).
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