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6 recorded votes, 1 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Start my ballot →Present: Richard Quintal Jr., Betty Cavacco, Patrick Flaherty, Harry Helm
Absent: Shelagh Joyce, Charlie Bletzer
That no ARPA Funds will be spent without the prior approval of the Select Board
That no ARPA Funds will be spent without the prior approval of the Select Board
“On a motion by Betty Cavacco and seconded by Richard Quintal, the Board voted that no ARPA Funds will be spent without the prior approval of the Select Board. Voted 4/0.” (Motion: Cavacco, second: Quintal)
Approve ARPA Funds for the three projects mentioned above as recommended by the Town Manager
To approve ARPA Funds for the three projects mentioned above as recommended by the Town Manager
“On a motion by Betty Cavacco and seconded by Patrick Flaherty, the Board voted to approve ARPA Funds for the three projects mentioned above as recommended by the Town Manager. Voted 4/0.” (Motion: Cavacco, second: Flaherty)
Allow the Alcoholics Anonymous Group to meet at the Plymouth Municipal Airport at a rate of $10 per hour and continue what they were doing before the pandemic hit, and to further set a new policy...
To allow the Alcoholics Anonymous Group to meet at the Plymouth Municipal Airport at a rate of $10 per hour and continue what they were doing before the pandemic hit, and to further set a new policy at a future Select Board Meeting
“On a motion by Betty Cavacco and seconded by Patrick Flaherty, the Board voted to allow the Alcoholics Anonymous Group to meet at the Plymouth Municipal Airport at a rate of $10 per hour and continue what they were doing before the pandemic hit, and to further set a new policy at a future Select Board Meeting. Voted 4/0.” (Motion: Cavacco, second: Flaherty)
Approve the Open Meeting Minutes from the July 13, 2021 Select Board Meeting
To approve the Open Meeting Minutes from the July 13, 2021 Select Board Meeting
“On a motion by Betty Cavacco and seconded by Patrick Flaherty, the Board voted to approve the Open Meeting Minutes from the July 13, 2021 Select Board Meeting. Voted 4/0.” (Motion: Cavacco, second: Flaherty)
Have the new signs removed immediately and allow Guest Passes in the parking lot off of Taylor Avenue and revisit it at the end of this season, and to further have all of the parking tickets given...
To have the new signs removed immediately and allow Guest Passes in the parking lot off of Taylor Avenue and revisit it at the end of this season, and to further have all of the parking tickets given in that parking lot over the weekend forgiven
Yes: Cavacco, Flaherty, HelmNo: Quintal
“On a motion by Betty Cavacco and seconded by Patrick Flaherty, the Board voted to have the new signs removed immediately and allow Guest Passes in the parking lot off of Taylor Avenue and revisit it at the end of this season, and to further have all of the parking tickets given in that parking lot over the weekend forgiven. Voted 3/1 Cavacco-Yes, Flaherty-Yes, Helm-Yes, Quintal-No.” (Motion: Cavacco, second: Flaherty)
Adjourn the Open Session at 8:41pm
To adjourn the Open Session at 8:41pm
“On a motion by Betty Cavacco and seconded by Harry Helm, the Board voted to adjourn the Open Session at 8:41pm. Voted 4/0 By Roll Call: Quintal-Yes, Cavacco-Yes, Flaherty-Yes, Helm-Yes.” (Motion: Cavacco, second: Helm)
From the Plymouth Select Board’s official minutes, posted on 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 of current members: Deb Iaquinto and Bill Keohan from the Plymouth Independent (April 2025); David Golden Jr.’s campaign photo, via the Plymouth Independent (May 2024); Kevin Canty’s campaign photo and Richard Quintal Jr. (PACTV interview), via The Plymouth County Observer (2023). Former members show initials.
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