George Seibold

Seibold moved to extend Eversource's grant of location until 4/15/24. Bilbo seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: Heidi Bilbo Timothy Waitkevitch Voting against: George Seibold Raymie Parker Pignone opted to hear from Eversource's representative before voting. Jeffrey Ciceron, project manager from Eversource, stated that the transmission line was up and in service as of 3/25/24. He stated that they are at the restoration phase, but they also need to complete the hand hold that was left behind on Main Street as well. He stated that they are working to get the transformer for the high school. He stated that Eversource does not make transformers and that the delay is a supply chain issue. The time frame that they have been given from the vendor is between the end of June and mid-July. Pignone stated that there has been no information or communication from Eversource regarding the transformer. He stated that the Town was supposed to be receiving weekly updates and we have no heard from anyone for weeks regarding the transformer. Waitkevitch stated that we need the information on the transformer and we need to work hand in glove to make sure that it is here and functional or that there is a plan B. We need to open the high school on time in order to provide education for grades 9-12. We need communication and solutions. Pignone stated that the transformer that is being substituted will not allow the high school to open as designed, and that includes having no hot water in the building. Pignone stated that he is voting yes on the 4/15/24 extension in hopes that there will be better communication and information regarding the transformer. Voting in favor: David Pignone Motion passes (3-2)

Voted: No

Yes: Bilbo, Pignone, WaitkevitchNo: Parker, SeiboldThe roll call was interrupted: Heidi Bilbo and Timothy Waitkevitch voted in favor and George Seibold and Raymie Parker against; David Pignone “opted to hear from Eversource’s representative before voting” and then voted in favor. The minutes record “Motion passes (3-2).”

Bilbo moved to hold the presidential primaries on March 5th in the town hall auditorium from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Parker seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: David Pignone Heidi Bilbo Timothy Waitkevitch George Seibold Raymie Parker Motion Passes (4-0)

The roll call lists Voting in favor: David Pignone, Heidi Bilbo, Timothy Waitkevitch, George Seibold, Raymie Parker, but the minutes record the vote as “Motion Passes (4-0)”; the count and the names do not match, so the count only is shown.

Bilbo moved to approve the minutes of 1/23/24. Parker seconded the motion. Voted (4-0-1) with Pignone abstaining.

Voted: Yes

Yes: Bilbo, Parker, Seibold, WaitkevitchAbstained: Pignone

Bilbo moved to extend the grant of location until March 5, 2025. Waitkevitch seconded the motion. Voted 4-1 with Parker voting in the negative.

Voted: Yes

Yes: Bilbo, Pignone, Seibold, WaitkevitchNo: Parker

Parker moved to approve the common victualler licenses as listed on the agenda (1-45). Bilbo seconded the motion. Unanimously voted with Seibold recusing himself on Bear Hill Golf Club.

Yes: Bilbo, Parker, Pignone, WaitkevitchThe minutes say George Seibold recused himself (“with Seibold recusing himself on Bear Hill Golf Club”), so George Seibold is not shown voting.

Seibold moved to approve the Special One Day license for 12/14/23. Waitkevitch seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: David Pignone Timothy Waitkevitch Raymie Parker Heidi Bilbo David Pignone Motion Passes (5-0)

The roll call lists David Pignone twice (“Voting in favor: David Pignone, Timothy Waitkevitch, Raymie Parker, Heidi Bilbo, David Pignone”) and does not list George Seibold; the count only is shown.

Bilbo moved to recommend favorable action on the Arnold House warrant article. Seibold seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: David Pignone Heidi Bilbo George Seibold Raymie Parker Motion Passes (4-0-1) with Waitkevitch abstaining.

Voted: Yes

Yes: Bilbo, Parker, Pignone, SeiboldAbstained: WaitkevitchThe roll call does not list Timothy Waitkevitch; the minutes say “with Waitkevitch abstaining”, so Timothy Waitkevitch is shown abstaining.

Parker moved to approve the minutes of 11/14/23. Seibold seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: David Pignone Timothy Waitkevitch George Seibold Raymie Parker Motion Passes (4-0-1) with Bilbo abstaining.

Voted: Yes

Yes: Parker, Pignone, Seibold, WaitkevitchAbstained: BilboThe roll call does not list Heidi Bilbo; the minutes say “with Bilbo abstaining”, so Heidi Bilbo is shown abstaining.

Seibold moved to approve the minutes from 9/11/23. Parker seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: David Pignone Timothy Waitkevitch George Seibold Raymie Parker Motion Passes (4-0-1 with Bilbo abstaining)

Voted: Yes

Yes: Parker, Pignone, Seibold, WaitkevitchAbstained: BilboThe roll call does not list Heidi Bilbo; the minutes say “with Bilbo abstaining”, so Heidi Bilbo is shown abstaining.

Seibold moved to nominate all four applicants for the position of associate member of the Planning Board: William Perry, Ellen McBride, Meghan Mahoney, and Henry Chase. Waitkevitch seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken. Voting in favor: David Pignone Heidi Bilbo Timothy Waitkevitch George Seibold Raymie Parker Motion Passes (3-0)

The roll call lists Voting in favor: David Pignone, Heidi Bilbo, Timothy Waitkevitch, George Seibold, Raymie Parker, but the minutes record the vote as “Motion Passes (3-0)”; the count and the names do not match, so the count only is shown.