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Andrea Shaw Reed
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At the start of 44 of 44 Select Board meetings in 2021–2022 Board.
Missed none.
April 6, 2022: Recommend the Miil Pond for Sewering Article by petition on the Annual Town Warrant
To recommend the Miil Pond for Sewering Article by petition on the Annual Town Warrant
The minutes give the result as 2-3, but the roll call reads: Andrea Reed yes, Kevin Galligan yes, Mefford Runyon yes, Michael Herman yes, Mark Mathison yes. Showing the count only.
“Kevin Galligan moved to recommend the Miil Pond for Sewering Article by petition on the Annual Town Warrant, 2" by Andrea Reed with the observation that as the town kept evaluating new bodies of water, they relied on the opinions of experts. The vote was 2-3-0, with Andrea Reed and Kevin Galligan voting aye and Mefford Runyon, Michael Herman and Mark Mathison voting aye..” (Motion: Galligan, second: Reed)
March 30, 2022: The total system costs for phase 1, Downtown and phase 2, Meetinghouse Pond, inclusive of the treatment facility, effluent disposal and collections systems be -- allocated 80% on taxes and…
That the total system costs for phase 1, Downtown and phase 2, Meetinghouse Pond, inclusive of the treatment facility, effluent disposal and collections systems be -- allocated 80% on taxes and 20% on betterments
The roll call does not give a vote for Kevin Galligan, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Michael Herman moved that the total system costs for phase 1, Downtown and phase 2, Meetinghouse Pond, inclusive of the treatment facility, effluent disposal and collections systems be -- allocated 80% on taxes and 20% on betterments, 2" by Mark Mathison. The vote was 4-0-0 with Michael Herman, Mark Mathison, Mefford Runyon and Andrea Reed all voting aye..” (Motion: Herman, second: Mathison)
March 30, 2022: Vote to approve the Rock Harbor Enterprise Fund proposed rates, 61% and subsidies
To vote to approve the Rock Harbor Enterprise Fund proposed rates, 61% and subsidies
The minutes give the result as 5-0, but the roll call reads: Michael Herman yes, Mark Mathison yes, Mefford Runyon yes, Andrea Reed yes. Showing the count only.
“Kevin Galligan moved to vote to approve the Rock Harbor Enterprise Fund proposed rates, 61% and subsidies, 2" by Michael Herman. The vote was 5-0-0 with Michael Herman, Mark Mathison, Mefford Runyon and Andrea Reed all voting aye..” (Motion: Galligan, second: Herman)
March 30, 2022: Vote to approve the FT24-FY28 Capital Improvement Plan with the edits reviewed by the Town Administrator with ambulance, line items in FY24 moving from $375k to $400k, and in FY27…
To vote to approve the FT24-FY28 Capital Improvement Plan with the edits reviewed by the Town Administrator with ambulance, line items in FY24 moving from $375k to $400k, and in FY27 changing from $400k to $430k
The minutes give the result as 5-0, but the roll call reads: Michael Herman yes, Mark Mathison yes, Mefford Runyon yes, Andrea Reed yes. Showing the count only.
“Kevin Galligan moved to vote to approve the FT24-FY28 Capital Improvement Plan with the edits reviewed by the Town Administrator with ambulance, line items in FY24 moving from $375k to $400k, and in FY27 changing from $400k to $430k, 2" by Andrea Reed. The vote was 5-0-0 with Michael Herman, Mark Mathison, Mefford Runyon and Andrea Reed all voting aye..” (Motion: Galligan, second: Reed)
March 30, 2022: Approve the recommendations for the fee schedule changes for the 5 fees mentioned by the Town Administrator at the Annual Town Meeting
To approve the recommendations for the fee schedule changes for the 5 fees mentioned by the Town Administrator at the Annual Town Meeting
The minutes give the result as 5-0, but the roll call reads: Michael Herman yes, Mark Mathison yes, Mefford Runyon yes, Andrea Reed yes. Showing the count only.
“Andrea Reed moved to approve the recommendations for the fee schedule changes for the 5 fees mentioned by the Town Administrator at the Annual Town Meeting, 2" by Michael Herman. The vote was 5-0-0 with Michael Herman, Mark Mathison, Mefford Runyon and Andrea Reed all voting aye..” (Motion: Reed, second: Herman)
March 30, 2022: Place articles 1-69 and 71-78 on the Annual Town Meeting
To place articles 1-69 and 71-78 on the Annual Town Meeting
The roll call does not give a vote for Kevin Galligan, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Andrea Reed moved to place articles 1-69 and 71-78 on the Annual Town Meeting, 2" by Kevin Galligan. The vote was 4-0-0 with Michael Herman, Mark Mathison, Mefford Runyon and Andrea Reed all voting aye..” (Motion: Reed, second: Galligan)
March 30, 2022: Fund the Meetinghouse Pond area Sewer Collection System Construction as a debt exclusion item on the Annual Town Election Ballot
To fund the Meetinghouse Pond area Sewer Collection System Construction as a debt exclusion item on the Annual Town Election Ballot
The roll call does not give a vote for Kevin Galligan, who was at the meeting. Showing the count only.
“Andrea Reed moved to fund the Meetinghouse Pond area Sewer Collection System Construction as a debt exclusion item on the Annual Town Election Ballot, 2"? by Mark Mathison. The vote was 4-0-0 with Michael Herman, Mark Mathison, Mefford Runyon and Andrea Reed all voting aye..” (Motion: Reed, second: Mathison)
March 23, 2022: 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
Voted: Yes
Yes: Herman, Mathison, Reed, RunyonAbstained: Galligan
“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)
March 9, 2022: The Select Board ask town administration and staff to further explore and research contactless daily parking program and to obtain the public input through hearings, with a the goal to…
That the Select Board ask town administration and staff to further explore and research contactless daily parking program and to obtain the public input through hearings, with a the goal to enact those programs for the 2022 season
Voted: No
Yes: HermanNo: Galligan, Mathison, Reed, Runyon
“Michael Herman moved that the Select Board ask town administration and staff to further explore and research contactless daily parking program and to obtain the public input through hearings, with a the goal to enact those programs for the 2022 season, 2" by Mark Mathison. The vote was 1-4 with Michael Herman voting aye, and Andrea Reed, Mefford Runyon, Mark Mathison and Kevin Galligan all voting nay..” (Motion: Herman, second: Mathison)
March 9, 2022: Approve the request from the Wetland's Protection Fund for the purpose of printing occasional brochures for the Conservation Commission
To approve the request from the Wetland's Protection Fund for the purpose of printing occasional brochures for the Conservation Commission
The minutes give the result as 5-0, but the roll call reads: Mark Mathison yes, Mefford Runyon yes, Andrea Reed yes, Kevin Galligan yes. Showing the count only.
“Ms. Reed moved to approve the request from the Wetland's Protection Fund for the purpose of printing occasional brochures for the Conservation Commission, 2"? by Mark Mathison. The vote was 5-0-0 with Mark Mathison, Mefford Runyon, Andrea Reed and Kevin Galligan all voting aye..” (Motion: Reed, second: Mathison)
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