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Anthony Wilson
At-large · 2 terms in this record
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Start my ballot →Record at a glance · 2017–2018 Board
On split votes, Wilson voted the same way as…
- Shelly MacNeill90% (9 of 10)
- Thomas Boussy60% (3 of 5)
- George Seibold60% (6 of 10)
- Caroline Colarusso30% (3 of 10)
How these numbers work
- Counted from the official minutes, for 2017–2018 Board only. Committee meetings and routine votes (adjourning, approving minutes) are not counted.
- Attendance counts the meetings where the minutes list Wilson as present or absent at the start.
- Only votes the minutes record member by member are counted. Voice votes and votes given only as a count (for example 6-3 with no names) are not.
- Percentages are shown only when there are at least 10 meetings or votes to count.
- A split vote is one where at least one member voted yes and another voted no. “In the minority” means on the side with fewer votes; ties are not counted.
- “Whole board” combines every member’s record for the same term.
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Attendance
At the start of 12 of 12 Select Board meetings in 2017–2018 Board.
Missed none.
Every meeting (12)
- Mar 27, 2018 · Joint: Present
- Mar 20, 2018 · Regular: Present
- Mar 6, 2018 · Regular: Present
- Feb 20, 2018 · Regular: Present
- Feb 6, 2018 · Regular: Present
- Jan 29, 2018 · Regular: Present
- Jan 25, 2018 · Regular: Present
- Jan 23, 2018 · Regular: Present
- Jan 22, 2018 · Regular: Present
- Jan 17, 2018 · Joint: Present
- Jan 16, 2018 · Regular: Present
- Jan 9, 2018 · Regular: Present
Votes where members disagreed · 2017–2018 Board
Mar 20Vote favorably on article 10Motion: Wilson moved to vote favorably on article 10. MacNeill stated she…Passed 2–0 · Wilson: Not recorded
March 20, 2018: 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)
Mar 6Accept the articleMotion: Wilson moved to accept the article. Colarusso seconded the motion. Voted…Passed 3–0 · Wilson: Yes
March 6, 2018: Accept the article
Wilson moved to accept the article. Colarusso seconded the motion. Voted (3-0-1)
Voted: Yes
Yes: Colarusso, Seibold, WilsonThe minutes say “MacNeill recused herself based on her employment” on this article (retired police officers working details); the count (3-0-1) matches the other three members, who are shown voting yes, and Shelly MacNeill is not shown voting.
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to accept the article. Colarusso seconded the motion. Voted (3-0-1).” (Motion: Wilson, second: Colarusso)
Mar 6Accept the articlesMotion: Wilson moved to accept the articles. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted…Passed 3–1 · Wilson: Yes
March 6, 2018: Accept the articles
Wilson moved to accept the articles. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted (3-1) with Colarusso voting not to accept.
Voted: Yes
Yes: MacNeill, Seibold, WilsonNo: Colarusso
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to accept the articles. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted (3-1) with Colarusso voting not to accept..” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Mar 6Accept the articleMotion: MacNeill moved to accept the article. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted…Passed 3–1 · Wilson: Yes
March 6, 2018: Accept the article
MacNeill moved to accept the article. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted (3-1) with Colarusso voting not to accept the article.
Voted: Yes
Yes: MacNeill, Seibold, WilsonNo: Colarusso
From the minutes
“MacNeill moved to accept the article. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted (3-1) with Colarusso voting not to accept the article..” (Motion: MacNeill, second: Wilson)
Feb 20Approve the site plan with all of the conditions…Motion: Colarusso moved to approve the site plan with all of the…Passed 4–1 · Wilson: Yes
February 20, 2018: Approve the site plan with all of the conditions set forth in the department review and including up to $3300 for safety equipment and enforcement and including a provision that…
Colarusso moved to approve the site plan with all of the conditions set forth in the department review and including up to $3300 for safety equipment and enforcement and including a provision that the applicant employ a traffic detail for events where off-site parking is not available and has 25 parishioners and that the off-sit parking of 22 spaces be maintained. Wilson seconded the motion and amended it as follows: if an event that exceeds 8 spaces is held and off-site parking is not available, then the church will need to consult with the safety officer in advance of the event and make arrangements for a detail. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: Vice Chair Wilson Secretary MacNeill Selectman Boussy Selectwoman Colarusso Voting against: Chairman Seibold (Motion passed 4-1)
Voted: Yes
Yes: Boussy, Colarusso, MacNeill, WilsonNo: Seibold
From the minutes
“Colarusso moved to approve the site plan with all of the conditions set forth in the department review and including up to $3300 for safety equipment and enforcement and including a provision that the applicant employ a traffic detail for events where off-site parking is not available and has 25 parishioners and that the off-sit parking of 22 spaces be maintained. Wilson seconded the motion and amended it as follows: if an event that exceeds 8 spaces is held and off-site parking is not available, then the church will need to consult with the safety officer in advance of the event and make arrangements for a detail. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: Vice Chair Wilson Secretary MacNeill Selectman Boussy Selectwoman Colarusso Voting against: Chairman Seibold (Motion passed 4-1).” (Motion: Colarusso, second: Wilson)
Feb 20Place this on the next agendaMotion: Colarusso moved to place this on the next agenda. MacNeill seconded…Passed 3–1 · Wilson: No
February 20, 2018: Place this on the next agenda
Colarusso moved to place this on the next agenda. MacNeill seconded the motion. Motion passes (3-1) with Wilson voting no.
Voted: No
Yes: Colarusso, MacNeill, SeiboldNo: Wilson
From the minutes
“Colarusso moved to place this on the next agenda. MacNeill seconded the motion. Motion passes (3-1) with Wilson voting no..” (Motion: Colarusso, second: MacNeill)
Feb 20Reappoint Erin Wartman (representative) and Rachel Meredith Warren (alternate…Motion: MacNeill moved to reappoint Erin Wartman (representative) and Rachel Meredith Warren…Passed 3–0 · Wilson: Yes
February 20, 2018: Reappoint Erin Wartman (representative) and Rachel Meredith Warren (alternate representative) to the MAPC
MacNeill moved to reappoint Erin Wartman (representative) and Rachel Meredith Warren (alternate representative) to the MAPC. Wilson seconded the motion. Motion carries (3-0-1) with Colarusso abstaining.
Voted: Yes
Yes: MacNeill, Seibold, WilsonAbstained: Colarusso
From the minutes
“MacNeill moved to reappoint Erin Wartman (representative) and Rachel Meredith Warren (alternate representative) to the MAPC. Wilson seconded the motion. Motion carries (3-0-1) with Colarusso abstaining..” (Motion: MacNeill, second: Wilson)
Feb 20Accept the articleMotion: Wilson moved to accept the article. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted…Passed 3–0 · Wilson: Yes
February 20, 2018: Accept the article
Wilson moved to accept the article. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted (3-0-1) with Colarusso abstaining.
Voted: Yes
Yes: MacNeill, Seibold, WilsonAbstained: Colarusso
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to accept the article. MacNeill seconded the motion. Voted (3-0-1) with Colarusso abstaining..” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Feb 20Accept the warrant article for $1.49 million in capital…Motion: Wilson moved to accept the article. MacNeill seconded the motion. Colarusso…Passed 3–1 · Wilson: Yes
February 20, 2018: Accept the warrant article for $1.49 million in capital requests
Wilson moved to accept the article. MacNeill seconded the motion. Colarusso moved to amend to remove the trucks. There was no second. Voted (3-1) with Colarusso voting no.
Voted: Yes
Yes: MacNeill, Seibold, WilsonNo: ColarussoCaroline Colarusso’s motion to amend (remove the trucks) had no second; the vote (3-1, Colarusso voting no) is read as the vote on Anthony Wilson’s motion to accept the article.
From the minutes
“Wilson moved to accept the article. MacNeill seconded the motion. Colarusso moved to amend to remove the trucks. There was no second. Voted (3-1) with Colarusso voting no..” (Motion: Wilson, second: MacNeill)
Feb 20Approve the policies once they are reviewed by counsel…Motion: MacNeill moved to approve the policies once they are reviewed by…Passed 3–1 · Wilson: Yes
February 20, 2018: Approve the policies once they are reviewed by counsel for first amendment issues
MacNeill moved to approve the policies once they are reviewed by counsel for first amendment issues. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted (3-1) with Colarusso voting no.
Voted: Yes
Yes: MacNeill, Seibold, WilsonNo: Colarusso
From the minutes
“MacNeill moved to approve the policies once they are reviewed by counsel for first amendment issues. Wilson seconded the motion. Voted (3-1) with Colarusso voting no..” (Motion: MacNeill, second: Wilson)
Votes with no disagreement (72)
From the Stoneham Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the town’s Agenda Center (Select Board). We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: Town of Stoneham, Select Board page (captioned group photo). Cropped by MassVoter. Former members show initials.
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