MassVoter.com← Orleans Select BoardOrleans Select Board · 2021–2022 Board · Regular meeting
March 23, 2022
10 recorded votes, 1 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Attendance
Present: Mefford Runyon, Andrea Reed, Kevin Galligan, Michael Herman, Mark Mathison
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
Authorize a feasibility study for Snow Library for $100k for FY24
To authorize a feasibility study for Snow Library for $100k for FY24
From the minutes
“Andrea Reed moved to authorize a feasibility study for Snow Library for $100k for FY24, 2"? by Kevin Galligan. The vote was 5-0 with Michael Herman, Kevin Galligan, Andrea Reed, Mark Mathison and Mefford Runyon all voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Reed, second: Galligan)
Approve the recommendations for promotion as noted in the packet, 2™ by E Michael Herman
To approve the recommendations for promotion as noted in the packet, 2™ by E Michael Herman
From the minutes
“Kevin Galligan moved to approve the recommendations for promotion as noted in the packet, 2™ by E Michael Herman. The vote was 5-0-0 with Michael Herman, Kevin Galligan, Andrea Reed, Mark Mathison and Mefford Runyon all voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Galligan)
Sign both agreements for Chief Scott McDonald and Deputy Chief Sean Diamond as drafted
To sign both agreements for Chief Scott McDonald and Deputy Chief Sean Diamond as drafted
From the minutes
“Andrea Reed moved to sign both agreements for Chief Scott McDonald and Deputy Chief Sean Diamond as drafted, 2"? by Mark Mathison. The vote was 5-0-0 with Michael Herman, Kevin Galligan, Andrea Reed, Mark Mathison and Mefford Runyon all voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Reed, second: Mathison)
The budget changes proposed on 3/18/22 that show an excess levy of $61,347 was supported by the board
That the budget changes proposed on 3/18/22 that show an excess levy of $61,347 was supported by the board
From the minutes
“Kevin Galligan moved that the budget changes proposed on 3/18/22 that show an excess levy of $61,347 was supported by the board, 2"* by Andrea Reed who noted that this decision had been made because the board believe that everything within the budget was essential to public services needed . by the town. The vote was 5-0-0 with Michae! Herman, Kevin Galligan, Andrea Reed, Mark Mathison and Mefford Runyon all voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Galligan, second: Reed)
Vote to endorse a $0 subsidy on the Beach Enterprise Fund
To vote to endorse a $0 subsidy on the Beach Enterprise Fund
From the minutes
“Andrea Reed moved to vote to endorse a $0 subsidy on the Beach Enterprise Fund, 2" by Kevin Galligan. The vote was 5-0-0 with Michael Herman, Kevin Galligan, Andrea Reed, Mark Mathison and Mefford Runyon all voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Reed, second: Galligan)
Maintain the same agreement with Chatham with the stipulation that they were agreeable to the 25% share of the non-resident revenue, with a hard cap of $75k and that this agreement would remain in...
To maintain the same agreement with Chatham with the stipulation that they were agreeable to the 25% share of the non-resident revenue, with a hard cap of $75k and that this agreement would remain in effect for one year
From the minutes
“Kevin Galligan moved to maintain the same agreement with Chatham with the stipulation that they were agreeable to the 25% share of the non-resident revenue, with a hard cap of $75k and that this agreement would remain in effect for one year, 2"" by Andrea Reed. The vote was 5-0-0 with Michael Herman, Kevin Galligan, Andrea Reed, Mark Mathison and Mefford Runyon all voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Galligan, second: Reed)
Approve the Moorings Enterprise Fund with the fee schedule proposed for the next fiscal year
Approve the Moorings Enterprise Fund with the fee schedule proposed for the next fiscal year
From the minutes
“Andrea Reed moved approve the Moorings Enterprise Fund with the fee schedule proposed for the next fiscal year, 2" by Michael Herman. The vote was 5-0-0 with Michael Herman, Kevin Galligan, Andrea Reed, Mark Mathison and Mefford Runyon all voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Reed, second: Herman)
Vote to approve the user rate of $8/1000 gallons with a $50/quarter customer charge to be placed in the enterprise fund for Town Meeting approval
To vote to approve the user rate of $8/1000 gallons with a $50/quarter customer charge to be placed in the enterprise fund for Town Meeting approval
From the minutes
“Kevin Galligan moved to vote to approve the user rate of $8/1000 gallons with a $50/quarter customer charge to be placed in the enterprise fund for Town Meeting approval, 2"! by Michael Herman. The vote was 5-0-0 with Michael Herman, Kevin Galligan, Andrea Reed, Mark Mathison and Mefford Runyon all voting aye by roll call..” (Motion: Galligan, second: Herman)
Maintain the subsidy for the Transfer Station Enterprise Fund at 63% and to accept the proposed fee increases as recommended contingent on the approval from the Board of Health
To maintain the subsidy for the Transfer Station Enterprise Fund at 63% and to accept the proposed fee increases as recommended contingent on the approval from the Board of Health
Yes: Herman, Mathison, Reed, RunyonAbstained: Galligan
From the minutes
“Andrea Reed moved to maintain the subsidy for the Transfer Station Enterprise Fund at 63% and to accept the proposed fee increases as recommended contingent on the approval from the Board of Health, 2" by Mefford Runyon. The vote was 4-0-1 with Michael Herman, Andrea Reed, Mark Mathison and Mefford Runyon all voting aye and Kevin Galligan abstaining..” (Motion: Reed, second: Runyon)
Adjourn
To adjourn
From the minutes
“Andrea Reed moved to adjourn, 2™ by Michael Herman. The vote was 5-0-0, with Andrea Reed, Michael Herman, Kevin Galligan, Mefford Runyon and Mark Mathison all voting aye..” (Motion: Reed, second: Herman)
From the Orleans Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the town’s Agenda Center. We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: The Cape Cod Chronicle.
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