MassVoter.com← Orleans Select BoardOrleans Select Board · 2020–2021 Board · Regular meeting
October 21, 2020
6 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Attendance
Present: Kevin Galligan, Mefford Runyon, Andrea Reed, Mark Mathison
Absent: Cecil Newcomb
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The Board voted to enter into executive session to consider the purchase, exchange, lease or vaiue of real property located on Route 6A and to reconvene in open session for the purpose of...
The Board voted to enter into executive session to consider the purchase, exchange, lease or vaiue of real property located on Route 6A and to reconvene in open session for the purpose of adjourning and that the Chair declare that an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the litigating or negotiating position of the body, and to reconvene in open session
From the minutes
“On a motion by Mr. Runyon and seconded by Mr. Mathison, the Board voted to enter into executive session to consider the purchase, exchange, lease or vaiue of real property located on Route 6A and to reconvene in open session for the purpose of adjourning and that the Chair declare that an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the litigating or negotiating position of the body, and to reconvene in open session. The vote was 4-0-0, with Mr. Galligan, Mr. Runyon, Mr. Mathison & Ms. Reed all voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Runyon, second: Mathison)
Close the public hearing
To close the public hearing
From the minutes
“Mr. Runyon moved to close the public hearing, 2"? by Ms. Reed. The vote was 4-0-0 with Mr. Galligan, Mr. Runyon, Mr. Mathison & Ms. Reed all voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Runyon, second: Reed)
Adopt the FY22 budget policy as revised
To adopt the FY22 budget policy as revised
From the minutes
“Mr. Runyon moved to adopt the FY22 budget policy as revised, 2"! by Ms. Reed. The vote was 4-0-0 with Mr. Galligan, Mr. Runyon, Mr. Mathison & Ms. Reed all voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Runyon, second: Reed)
Approve expanded outdoor dining applications that include the sale and consumption of liquor on premises as recommended by the Town Administrator for the following restaurants: . 1
To approve expanded outdoor dining applications that include the sale and consumption of liquor on premises as recommended by the Town Administrator for the following restaurants: . 1. BELLAS CC LLC dba La Bella Vita 2. Dragon City Restaurant, Inc. dba Double Dragon 3. FoodFirst711 LLC dba Toast to the Coast 4. Four Mermaids Enterprises, Inc. dba Barley Neck Inn 5. Hang Ten, Inc. dba Old Jailhouse Tavern 6. Nauset Pizza Inc. dba Whisk Breakfast and Lunch Café 7. Orleans Bowling Center Inc. dba Orleans Bowling Center 8. Rock Harbor Grill, Inc. dba Rock Harbor Grill 9. True Blue Atlantic, Inc. dba Mahoney's Atlantic Bar & Grill 10. Orleans Seafood, inc. dba Cookes Seafood All applications for expanded premises approved pursuant to Governor Baker's COVID-19 Order #50 are effective through sixty (60) days after the end of the state of emergency and revert to their original licensed premises on that date, and are in accordance with the Town of Orleans Rules and Regulations of the Liquor Licensing Authority under M.G.L. Chapter 138
From the minutes
“Mr. Runyon moved to approve expanded outdoor dining applications that include the sale and consumption of liquor on premises as recommended by the Town Administrator for the following restaurants: . 1. BELLAS CC LLC dba La Bella Vita 2. Dragon City Restaurant, Inc. dba Double Dragon 3. FoodFirst711 LLC dba Toast to the Coast 4. Four Mermaids Enterprises, Inc. dba Barley Neck Inn 5. Hang Ten, Inc. dba Old Jailhouse Tavern 6. Nauset Pizza Inc. dba Whisk Breakfast and Lunch Café 7. Orleans Bowling Center Inc. dba Orleans Bowling Center 8. Rock Harbor Grill, Inc. dba Rock Harbor Grill 9. True Blue Atlantic, Inc. dba Mahoney's Atlantic Bar & Grill 10. Orleans Seafood, inc. dba Cookes Seafood All applications for expanded premises approved pursuant to Governor Baker's COVID-19 Order #50 are effective through sixty (60) days after the end of the state of emergency and revert to their original licensed premises on that date, and are in accordance with the Town of Orleans Rules and Regulations of the Liquor Licensing Authority under M.G.L. Chapter 138, 2™ by Mr. Mathison. The vote was 4-0-0 with Mr. Galligan, Mr. Runyon, Mr. Mathison & Ms. Reed all voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Runyon, second: Mathison)
Sign the 2020 State Election Warrant, subject to the polling hours as confirmed by the Town Clerk
To sign the 2020 State Election Warrant, subject to the polling hours as confirmed by the Town Clerk
From the minutes
“Ms. Reed moved to sign the 2020 State Election Warrant, subject to the polling hours as confirmed by the Town Clerk, 2" by Mr. Runyon. The vote was 4-0-0 with Mr. Galligan, Mr. Runyon, Mr. Mathison & Ms. Reed all voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Reed, second: Runyon)
Adjourn the meeting of the Select Board in open session
To adjourn the meeting of the Select Board in open session
From the minutes
“Ms. Reed moved to adjourn the meeting of the Select Board in open session, 2" by Mr. Runyon. The vote was 4-0-0 with Mr. Runyon, Mr. Galligan, Mr. Mathison & Ms. Reed voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Reed, second: Runyon)
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