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20 recorded votes, 4 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF)
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Start my ballot →Present: Daniel W. Trabucco, Tracy Marino, John G. Brown, Jr., Rebecca Coletta, Steven Ciciotti
Absent: None
Approve door-to-door popcorn sales for Cub Scout Pack #105
To approve door-to-door popcorn sales for Cub Scout Pack #105
“Ms. Marino made a motion to approve door-to-door popcorn sales for Cub Scout Pack #105, Mr. Brown seconded the motion, the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Marino, second: Brown)
Approve the application to amend Common Victualers license #CV-67 from McKinnon Lockwood Company, Inc. d/b/a Taco Bell to DDO-New England, LLC d/b/a Taco Bell at 156 Church Street
To approve the application to amend Common Victualers license #CV-67 from McKinnon Lockwood Company, Inc. d/b/a Taco Bell to DDO-New England, LLC d/b/a Taco Bell at 156 Church Street
“Ms. Marino made a motion to approve the application to amend Common Victualers license #CV-67 from McKinnon Lockwood Company, Inc. d/b/a Taco Bell to DDO-New England, LLC d/b/a Taco Bell at 156 Church Street, Mr. Ciciotti seconded the motion, the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Marino, second: Ciciotti)
Approve the application of Lucas Wield and Noah Banks on behalf of Trinity Solar for a door-to-door solicitation permit authorizing sales from 10:00am to dusk, Monday through Saturday, license...
To approve the application of Lucas Wield and Noah Banks on behalf of Trinity Solar for a door-to-door solicitation permit authorizing sales from 10:00am to dusk, Monday through Saturday, license eligible for renewal on its expiration date on December 14, 2022, Subject to approval and permit card issuance by the Chief of Police
“Ms. Coletta moved to approve the application of Lucas Wield and Noah Banks on behalf of Trinity Solar for a door-to-door solicitation permit authorizing sales from 10:00am to dusk, Monday through Saturday, license eligible for renewal on its expiration date on December 14, 2022, Subject to approval and permit card issuance by the Chief of Police. Seconded by Ms. Marino, the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Coletta, second: Marino)
Grant the One Day liquor license request of Sun and Ski caterer, Independent Fermentations Brewing, Inc. for the sale of beer and wine on October 1, 2022 from 12:00pm to 5:00pm at 296 Old Oak Street
To grant the One Day liquor license request of Sun and Ski caterer, Independent Fermentations Brewing, Inc. for the sale of beer and wine on October 1, 2022 from 12:00pm to 5:00pm at 296 Old Oak Street
“Mr. Ciciotti moved to grant the One Day liquor license request of Sun and Ski caterer, Independent Fermentations Brewing, Inc. for the sale of beer and wine on October 1, 2022 from 12:00pm to 5:00pm at 296 Old Oak Street, seconded by Mr. Brown, the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Ciciotti, second: Brown)
Vote favorable action on article 1
To vote favorable action on article 1
“Ms. Coletta moved to vote favorable action on article 1, Mr. Ciciotti seconded the motion, the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Coletta, second: Ciciotti)
Table the recommendation of article 2 until the September 28th meeting
To table the recommendation of article 2 until the September 28th meeting
“Ms. Marino moved to table the recommendation of article 2 until the September 28th meeting, Mr. Brown seconded, the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Marino, second: Brown)
Vote favorable action on article 3
To vote favorable action on article 3
“Mr. Brown moved to vote favorable action on article 3, Ms. Marino seconded, the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Brown, second: Marino)
Vote favorable action on article 4
To vote favorable action on article 4
“Ms. Marino moved to vote favorable action on article 4, Mr. Ciciotti seconded, the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Marino, second: Ciciotti)
Recommend favorable action on article 5
To recommend favorable action on article 5
“Mr. Ciciotti moved to recommend favorable action on article 5, Ms. Marino seconded, the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Ciciotti, second: Marino)
Recommend favorable action on article 6
To recommend favorable action on article 6
“Ms. Coletta moved to recommend favorable action on article 6, Mr. Brown seconded, the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Coletta, second: Brown)
Favorable action on Article 7, recommendation A
Favorable action on Article 7, recommendation A
The minutes say the motion passed and that Steven Ciciotti abstained, but they do not give a count or say how the other members voted.
“Ms. Marino moved favorable action on Article 7, recommendation A, , Ms. Coletta seconded, the motion passed with Mr. Ciciotti abstaining..” (Motion: Marino, second: Coletta)
Favorable action on article 7, recommendation B
Favorable action on article 7, recommendation B
The minutes say the motion passed and that Steven Ciciotti abstained, but they do not give a count or say how the other members voted.
“Ms. Coletta moved favorable action on article 7, recommendation B, Ms. Marino seconded; the motion passed with Mr. Ciciotti abstaining..” (Motion: Coletta, second: Marino)
Favorable action on article 7, recommendation C
Favorable action on article 7, recommendation C
The minutes say the motion passed and that Steven Ciciotti abstained, but they do not give a count or say how the other members voted.
“Ms. Marino moved favorable action on article 7, recommendation C, Ms. Coletta seconded, the motion passed with Mr. Ciciotti abstaining..” (Motion: Marino, second: Coletta)
Favorable action on article 7, recommendation D
Favorable action on article 7, recommendation D
The minutes say the motion passed and that Steven Ciciotti abstained, but they do not give a count or say how the other members voted.
“Ms. Marino moved favorable action on article 7, recommendation D, Mr. Brown seconded, the motion passed with Mr. Ciciotti abstaining..” (Motion: Marino, second: Brown)
Amend and accept the minutes under the Grillfather LLC application, the board did grant approval for the application
To amend and accept the minutes under the Grillfather LLC application, the board did grant approval for the application
“Mr. Brown moved to amend and accept the minutes under the Grillfather LLC application, the board did grant approval for the application. Ms. Marino seconded the motion; the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Brown, second: Marino)
Approve the appointment of Joanne Earner to the Pembroke Drug Prevention
To approve the appointment of Joanne Earner to the Pembroke Drug Prevention
“Ms. Marino moved to approve the appointment of Joanne Earner to the Pembroke Drug Prevention, Mr. Brown seconded; the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Marino, second: Brown)
Approve the appointment of Elaine Crudup to the Town Memorial Committee
To approve the appointment of Elaine Crudup to the Town Memorial Committee
“Ms. Marino made a motion to approve the appointment of Elaine Crudup to the Town Memorial Committee, Mr. Brown seconded; the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Marino, second: Brown)
Reappoint Christopher McGrail to the Zoning Board of Appeals for a 3-year term
To reappoint Christopher McGrail to the Zoning Board of Appeals for a 3-year term
“Mr. Ciciotti moved to reappoint Christopher McGrail to the Zoning Board of Appeals for a 3-year term, Ms. Coletta seconded; the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Ciciotti, second: Coletta)
Approve the application of John Giasullo, Jr. of Florida Cars Only, LLC for a new Class II (used) Auto Dealer's License to be exercised at 10 Stacey Road, Pembroke, MA, office and garage space to...
To approve the application of John Giasullo, Jr. of Florida Cars Only, LLC for a new Class II (used) Auto Dealer's License to be exercised at 10 Stacey Road, Pembroke, MA, office and garage space to store cars inside with no outside storage or display
“Mr. Ciciotti made a motion to approve the application of John Giasullo, Jr. of Florida Cars Only, LLC for a new Class II (used) Auto Dealer's License to be exercised at 10 Stacey Road, Pembroke, MA, office and garage space to store cars inside with no outside storage or display. Ms. Marino seconded the motion; the vote was unanimously in favor..” (Motion: Ciciotti, second: Marino)
Enter executive session under MGL c. 30A, Sec.21(6) to consider purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property; 660 Washington Street and 754 Washington Street
To enter executive session under MGL c. 30A, Sec.21(6) to consider purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property; 660 Washington Street and 754 Washington Street
“Ms. Marino moved to enter executive session under MGL c. 30A, Sec.21(6) to consider purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property; 660 Washington Street and 754 Washington Street. Mr. Chenard stated the Board will not return to open session. Mr. Brown seconded the motion. 5/0 by roll call: Brown - yes, Ciciotti - yes, Coletta - yes, Marino - yes, Trabucco - yes..” (Motion: Marino, second: Brown)
From the Pembroke Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the town’s Agenda Center and Document Center. We check every vote against the members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos of current members: Town of Pembroke Select Board page; Steven Ciciotti from WATD 95.9 (April 2025 candidate forum story). Former members show initials.
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