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March 20, 2018
30 recorded votes, 1 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Present: George Seibold, Anthony Wilson, Shelly MacNeill, Caroline Colarusso
Absent: Thomas Boussy
Every vote, in order
Certificate of Appreciation - Marie Christie
Sign and present Christie with a certificate of appreciation
Wilson moved to sign and present Christie with a certificate of appreciation. The motion was seconded by MacNeill. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to sign and present Christie with a certificate of appreciation. The motion was seconded by MacNeill. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Approval of Statement of Interest to Massachusetts School Building Authority
Motion was made by Macneill and seconded by Wilson and
Motion was made by Macneill and seconded by Wilson and voted unanimously
From the minutes
“motion was made by Macneill and seconded by Wilson and voted unanimously.” (Motion: MacNeill, second: Wilson)
Certificate of Appreciation - Jennifer Welter
Sign and present Welter with a certificate of appreciation
Wilson moved to sign and present Welter with a certificate of appreciation. The motion was seconded by MacNeill. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to sign and present Welter with a certificate of appreciation. The motion was seconded by MacNeill. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Approve the parade route and the street closures
MacNeill moved to approve the parade route and the street closures. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“MacNeill moved to approve the parade route and the street closures. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: MacNeill, second: Wilson)
Reappointment of Paul Means to the Board of Registrars
Approve the reappointment of Paul Means to the Board of Registrars
Wilson moved to approve the reappointment of Paul Means to the Board of Registrars. Colarusso seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to approve the reappointment of Paul Means to the Board of Registrars. Colarusso seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: Colarusso)
Enter into the Liquor Licensing Authority and to return to the Board of Selectmen
Wilson moved to enter into the Liquor Licensing Authority and to return to the Board of Selectmen. Colarusso seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: Chairman Seibold Vice Chair Wilson Secretary MacNeill Selectwoman Colarusso (Motion passed 4-0)
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to enter into the Liquor Licensing Authority and to return to the Board of Selectmen. Colarusso seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: Chairman Seibold Vice Chair Wilson Secretary MacNeill Selectwoman Colarusso (Motion passed 4-0).” (Motion: Wilson, second: Colarusso)
Public Hearing
Grant the new license
MacNeill moved to grant the new license. Wilson seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: Chairman Seibold Vice Chair Wilson Secretary MacNeill Selectwoman Colarusso (Motion passed 4-0)
From the minutes
“MacNeill moved to grant the new license. Wilson seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: Chairman Seibold Vice Chair Wilson Secretary MacNeill Selectwoman Colarusso (Motion passed 4-0).” (Motion: MacNeill, second: Wilson)
Close the Liquor Licensing Authority and to return to the Board of Selectmen
MacNeill moved to close the Liquor Licensing Authority and to return to the Board of Selectmen. Colarusso seconded that motion. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: Chairman Seibold Vice Chair Wilson Secretary MacNeill Selectwoman Colarusso (Motion passed 4-0)
From the minutes
“MacNeill moved to close the Liquor Licensing Authority and to return to the Board of Selectmen. Colarusso seconded that motion. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: Chairman Seibold Vice Chair Wilson Secretary MacNeill Selectwoman Colarusso (Motion passed 4-0).” (Motion: MacNeill, second: Colarusso)
Discuss, Accept, Number, Recommendations, Sign Warrant for May Town Meeting Tax Exemption Article (#22) -
Accept this article
Wilson moved to accept this article. Colarusso seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to accept this article. Colarusso seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: Colarusso)
Approve the numbering of the warrant with the change described by Wilson
MacNeill moved to approve the numbering of the warrant with the change described by Wilson. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“MacNeill moved to approve the numbering of the warrant with the change described by Wilson. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: MacNeill, second: Wilson)
Vote favorably on article 1-4
Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 1-4. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 1-4. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Vote favorably on article 6
Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 6. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 6. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Vote favorably on article 9
Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 9. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 9. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Vote favorably on article 10
Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 10. MacNeill stated she would be abstaining because of her committee work. Seibold passed the gavel and seconded the motion. Voted (2-0- 1)
The minutes record the vote as “Voted (2-0- 1)”, but George Seibold, Anthony Wilson, Shelly MacNeill and Caroline Colarusso were present; the count and the members present do not match, so the count only is shown.
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 10. MacNeill stated she would be abstaining because of her committee work. Seibold passed the gavel and seconded the motion. Voted (2-0- 1).” (Motion: Wilson, second: Seibold)
Vote favorably on article 11
MacNeill moved to vote favorably on article 11. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“MacNeill moved to vote favorably on article 11. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: MacNeill, second: Wilson)
Vote favorably on article 12
Macneill moved to vote favorably on article 12. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Macneill moved to vote favorably on article 12. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: MacNeill, second: Wilson)
Vote favorably on article 13
Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 13. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 13. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Vote favorably on article 14
MacNeill moved to vote favorably on article 14. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“MacNeill moved to vote favorably on article 14. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: MacNeill, second: Wilson)
Vote favorably on article 15
Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 15. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 15. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Vote favorably on article 16
MacNeill moved to vote favorably on article 16. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“MacNeill moved to vote favorably on article 16. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: MacNeill, second: Wilson)
Vote favorable on article 17
Wilson moved to vote favorable on article 17. Wilson stated that he believes in the investment in our Town and the investment in capital. He continued that he is very concerned about spending 1.1 million dollars on the trash fee. Wilson stated that he hopes that if a resident is going to vote yes on 17, that they vote no on the 1.1 million trash article and if they are going to vote yes on the trash article, that they vote no on the capital because residents cannot have it both ways. MacNeill seconded the motion and echoed Wilson's concerns. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorable on article 17. Wilson stated that he believes in the investment in our Town and the investment in capital. He continued that he is very concerned about spending 1.1 million dollars on the trash fee. Wilson stated that he hopes that if a resident is going to vote yes on 17, that they vote no on the 1.1 million trash article and if they are going to vote yes on the trash article, that they vote no on the capital because residents cannot have it both ways. MacNeill seconded the motion and echoed Wilson's concerns. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Vote favorably on article 18
Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 18. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 18. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Vote favorably on article 20 saying that the impact of increasing water and sewer rates on residents needed to be reduced
Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 20 saying that the impact of increasing water and sewer rates on residents needed to be reduced. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 20 saying that the impact of increasing water and sewer rates on residents needed to be reduced. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Vote favorably on article 21
Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 21. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 21. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Vote favorably on article 22 (new 25)
Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 22 (new 25). MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 22 (new 25). MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Vote favorably on article 23 (new 26)
Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 23 (new 26). MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 23 (new 26). MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Vote favorably on article 24 (new 27)
Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 24 (new 27). MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 24 (new 27). MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Accept and number article 25 (new 28) and vote favorably on the article
Wilson moved to accept and number article 25 (new 28) and vote favorably on the article. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to accept and number article 25 (new 28) and vote favorably on the article. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Vote favorably on article 27 (now 24)
Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 27 (now 24). MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 27 (now 24). MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Vote unfavorable on article 28 (now 22)
Wilson moved to vote unfavorable on article 28 (now 22). MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to vote unfavorable on article 28 (now 22). MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted unanimously.” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
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