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October 18, 2022
16 recorded votes, 3 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF)
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Attendance
Present: William Plasko, Helen Abdallah Donohue, Amanda Grow, Matthew Lane, Robert Donnelly
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
File this information
On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to file this information.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to file this information..” (Motion: Donohue, second: Lane)
Approve meeting minutes for October 11, 2022 as submitted
On motion of Selectman Donnelly, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to approve meeting minutes for October 11, 2022 as submitted.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Donnelly, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to approve meeting minutes for October 11, 2022 as submitted..” (Motion: Donnelly, second: Lane)
Authorize the Task Force to complete and submit their Action Plan
On motion of Selectman Lane, seconded by Selectman Donnelly, the Board voted to authorize the Task Force to complete and submit their Action Plan, 4-1 with Selectman Donohue opposed.
Yes: Donnelly, Grow, Lane, PlaskoNo: Donohue
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Lane, seconded by Selectman Donnelly, the Board voted to authorize the Task Force to complete and submit their Action Plan, 4-1 with Selectman Donohue opposed..” (Motion: Lane, second: Donnelly)
Support Article 13 and the development of a Master plan
On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 13 and the development of a Master plan.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 13 and the development of a Master plan..” (Motion: Donohue, second: Lane)
Support Article 1
On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Donnelly, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 1.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Donnelly, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 1..” (Motion: Donohue, second: Donnelly)
Support Article 2
On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 2.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 2..” (Motion: Donohue, second: Grow)
Support Article 9
On motion of Selectman Donnelly, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted to support Article 9, 4-1 with Selectman Donohue opposed.
Yes: Donnelly, Grow, Lane, PlaskoNo: Donohue
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Donnelly, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted to support Article 9, 4-1 with Selectman Donohue opposed..” (Motion: Donnelly, second: Lane)
Support Article 10
On motion of Selectman Lane, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 10.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Lane, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 10..” (Motion: Lane, second: Grow)
Support Article 11
On motion of Selectman Donnelly, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 11.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Donnelly, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 11..” (Motion: Donnelly, second: Grow)
Support Article 12
On motion of Selectman Lane, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 12.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Lane, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 12..” (Motion: Lane, second: Grow)
Support Article 14
On motion of Selectman Donnelly, seconded by Selectman Donohue, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 14.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Donnelly, seconded by Selectman Donohue, the Board voted unanimously to support Article 14..” (Motion: Donnelly, second: Donohue)
Take no position on these petitioner articles
On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted to take no position on these petitioner articles.
The minutes say only “voted”, with no count or names.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted to take no position on these petitioner articles..” (Motion: Donohue, second: Grow)
Not to not to allow the yellow paper in the packet sent by the Town, and instead ask the petitioner to mail it directly
On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously not to allow the yellow paper in the packet sent by the Town, and instead ask the petitioner to mail it directly.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously not to allow the yellow paper in the packet sent by the Town, and instead ask the petitioner to mail it directly..” (Motion: Donohue, second: Lane)
Approve and sign the Special Town Meeting Warrant for November 14, 2022
On motion of Selectman Donnelly, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to approve and sign the Special Town Meeting Warrant for November 14, 2022.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Donnelly, seconded by Selectman Lane, the Board voted unanimously to approve and sign the Special Town Meeting Warrant for November 14, 2022..” (Motion: Donnelly, second: Lane)
Not to not to object to the Norwood Golden Bull who has applied for a KENO monitor at their 1066 Washington Street Location and send notification to the MSLC Legal department of this
On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted unanimously not to object to the Norwood Golden Bull who has applied for a KENO monitor at their 1066 Washington Street Location and send notification to the MSLC Legal department of this.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Donohue, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted unanimously not to object to the Norwood Golden Bull who has applied for a KENO monitor at their 1066 Washington Street Location and send notification to the MSLC Legal department of this..” (Motion: Donohue, second: Grow)
Adjourn
On motion of Selectman Lane, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted unanimously to adjourn.
From the minutes
“On motion of Selectman Lane, seconded by Selectman Grow, the Board voted unanimously to adjourn..” (Motion: Lane, second: Grow)
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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