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April 23, 2025
23 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
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Present: Tracy Marino, Steven Ciciotti, John G. Brown, Jr., Daniel W. Trabucco, Richard Flynn
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
Enter into executive session pursuant to the provisions of G.L. c.30A, §21(3) to collective bargaining if an open meeting will have a detrimental effect on the bargaining position of the public...
To enter into executive session pursuant to the provisions of G.L. c.30A, §21(3) to collective bargaining if an open meeting will have a detrimental effect on the bargaining position of the public body and the chair so declares regarding Pembroke Permanent Firefighters Association MOA (Article 9)
From the minutes
“Mr. Brown moved to enter into executive session pursuant to the provisions of G.L. c.30A, §21(3) to collective bargaining if an open meeting will have a detrimental effect on the bargaining position of the public body and the chair so declares regarding Pembroke Permanent Firefighters Association MOA (Article 9), and Mr. Trabucco seconded the motion. By roll call: Brown - yes; Ciciotti - yes; Flynn - yes; Marino - yes; Trabucco - yes..” (Motion: Brown, second: Trabucco)
Open Annual Warrant for Discussion, Possible Removal of Articles 13, 17, and 26: Transfer of Lots for Sale, Increase Vet
Reopen the Annual Warrant for the purposes of removing article 13, to Transfer Specific Lots for the Purposes of Sale; article 17 to Increase Tax Exemptions for Service members and Veterans, and...
To reopen the Annual Warrant for the purposes of removing article 13, to Transfer Specific Lots for the Purposes of Sale; article 17 to Increase Tax Exemptions for Service members and Veterans, and article 26 to Extend Retirement Age of Police Chief; and further renumber remaining articles to reflect such removal and close the warrant with no further changes
From the minutes
“Mr. Trabucco made a motion to reopen the Annual Warrant for the purposes of removing article 13, to Transfer Specific Lots for the Purposes of Sale; article 17 to Increase Tax Exemptions for Service members and Veterans, and article 26 to Extend Retirement Age of Police Chief; and further renumber remaining articles to reflect such removal and close the warrant with no further changes, seconded by Mr. Brown, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Trabucco, second: Brown)
Remove article 13 from the annual town meeting warrant
To remove article 13 from the annual town meeting warrant
From the minutes
“Mr. Trabucco made a motion to remove article 13 from the annual town meeting warrant, seconded by. Mr. Ciciotti, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Trabucco)
Remove article 17 from annual town meeting warrant
To remove article 17 from annual town meeting warrant
From the minutes
“Mr. Trabucco moved to remove article 17 from annual town meeting warrant, seconded by Mr. Brown, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Trabucco, second: Brown)
Remove article 26 from the annual town meeting warrant
To remove article 26 from the annual town meeting warrant
From the minutes
“Mr. Trabucco made a motion to remove article 26 from the annual town meeting warrant, seconded by Mr. Ciciotti, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Trabucco, second: Ciciotti)
Finance Articles Presentation by Town Manager (annual 1-5, 9 and Special 1-3) Review Remaining Articles for Recommendati
Favorable action on article 1
Favorable action on article 1
From the minutes
“Mr. Ciciotti moved favorable action on article 1, seconded by Mr. Brown, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Ciciotti, second: Brown)
Favorable action on article 2
Favorable action on article 2
From the minutes
“Mr. Ciciotti moved favorable action on article 2, seconded by Mr. Flynn, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Ciciotti, second: Flynn)
Favorable action on article 3
Favorable action on article 3
From the minutes
“Mr. Ciciotti moved favorable action on article 3, seconded by Mr. Flynn, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Ciciotti, second: Flynn)
Favorable action on article 4
Favorable action on article 4
From the minutes
“Mr. Flynn moved favorable action on article 4, seconded by Mr. Ciciotti, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Flynn, second: Ciciotti)
Favorable action on article 5
Favorable action on article 5
From the minutes
“Mr. Trabucco moved favorable action on article 5, seconded by Mr. Brown, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Trabucco, second: Brown)
Favorable action on article 9
Favorable action on article 9
From the minutes
“Mr. Trabucco moved favorable action on article 9, seconded by Mr. Brown, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Trabucco, second: Brown)
Favorable action on article 21
Favorable action on article 21
From the minutes
“Mr. Trabucco moved favorable action on article 21, seconded by Mr. Ciciotti, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Trabucco, second: Ciciotti)
Favorable action on article 23
Favorable action on article 23
From the minutes
“Mr. Trabucco moved favorable action on article 23, seconded by Mr. Flynn, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Trabucco, second: Flynn)
Favorable action on article 24
Favorable action on article 24
From the minutes
“Mr. Trabucco moved favorable action on article 24, seconded by Mr. Fylnn, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Trabucco, second: Flynn)
Favorable action on article 25
Favorable action on article 25
From the minutes
“Mr. Trabucco moved favorable action on article 25, seconded by Mr. Ciciotti, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Trabucco, second: Ciciotti)
Favorable action on article 1
Favorable action on article 1
From the minutes
“Mr. Trabucco moved favorable action on article 1, seconded by Mr. Brown, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Trabucco, second: Brown)
Take no action on articles 2 and 3
To take no action on articles 2 and 3
From the minutes
“Mr. Ciciotti moved to take no action on articles 2 and 3, seconded by Mr. Flynn, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Ciciotti, second: Flynn)
Vote to Sign Annual Warrant and Special with the Annual Warrant
Sign the annual and special within the annual warrants for Annual Town Meeting to be held on May 13, 2025, at 7pm at Pembroke High School located at 80 Learning Lane
To sign the annual and special within the annual warrants for Annual Town Meeting to be held on May 13, 2025, at 7pm at Pembroke High School located at 80 Learning Lane
From the minutes
“Mr. Trabucco made a motion to sign the annual and special within the annual warrants for Annual Town Meeting to be held on May 13, 2025, at 7pm at Pembroke High School located at 80 Learning Lane, seconded by Mr. Ciciotti, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Trabucco, second: Ciciotti)
Discussion and Vote: Soundcheck Studios One Day Outdoor Music/concert on July 19, 2025, 12P-8P
Approve the application of Andrew and Eric Herman of Soundcheck Studios located at 150 Corporate Park Drive for a Special Event Permit for a live band from 12pm to 8pm on July 19, 2025, subject to...
To approve the application of Andrew and Eric Herman of Soundcheck Studios located at 150 Corporate Park Drive for a Special Event Permit for a live band from 12pm to 8pm on July 19, 2025, subject to the approval of the Pembroke Police Chief
From the minutes
“Mr. Ciciotti made a motion to approve the application of Andrew and Eric Herman of Soundcheck Studios located at 150 Corporate Park Drive for a Special Event Permit for a live band from 12pm to 8pm on July 19, 2025, subject to the approval of the Pembroke Police Chief, seconded by Mr. Flynn, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Ciciotti, second: Flynn)
Discussion and Vote: Ice Cream Truck Mobile Food Permit, J's Ice Cream Truck, Josh Peters Formerly Stephen Burt
Approve the application of Joshua Peters d/b/a J's Ice Cream Truck to engage in ice cream truck vending and operate an ice cream truck throughout the Town, Monday through Saturday from 9am to dusk...
To approve the application of Joshua Peters d/b/a J's Ice Cream Truck to engage in ice cream truck vending and operate an ice cream truck throughout the Town, Monday through Saturday from 9am to dusk and on Sunday from 11am to dusk subject to Health Department Inspection and Police Chief's approval
From the minutes
“Mr. Flynn made a motion to approve the application of Joshua Peters d/b/a J's Ice Cream Truck to engage in ice cream truck vending and operate an ice cream truck throughout the Town, Monday through Saturday from 9am to dusk and on Sunday from 11am to dusk subject to Health Department Inspection and Police Chief's approval, seconded by Mr. Brown, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Flynn, second: Brown)
Discussion and Vote: One Day Liquor License Application, East Pembroke Community Club, May 4 from 8AM to 11AM at 27 Tayl
Approve the request of the East Pembroke Community Club for a One Day Liquor License under MGL c. 138 section 14 to serve alcohol from 8am to 11am on May 4, 2025, at 27 Taylor Street
To approve the request of the East Pembroke Community Club for a One Day Liquor License under MGL c. 138 section 14 to serve alcohol from 8am to 11am on May 4, 2025, at 27 Taylor Street
From the minutes
“Mr. Trabucco Made a motion to approve the request of the East Pembroke Community Club for a One Day Liquor License under MGL c. 138 section 14 to serve alcohol from 8am to 11am on May 4, 2025, at 27 Taylor Street, seconded by Mr. Ciciotti, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Trabucco, second: Ciciotti)
Vote to Accept the Minutes of April 9, 2025
Amend the minutes of April 9, 2025, to include Rich Flynn as present and approve them
To amend the minutes of April 9, 2025, to include Rich Flynn as present and approve them
From the minutes
“Mr. Ciciotti made a motion to amend the minutes of April 9, 2025, to include Rich Flynn as present and approve them, seconded by Mr. Trabucco, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Ciciotti, second: Trabucco)
New Business
Adjourn
To adjourn
From the minutes
“Mr. Brown made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Mr. Flynn, the motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Brown, second: Flynn)
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