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April 23, 2019
48 recorded votes, 1 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Note on these minutes: The attendance list does not include Brian H. Dick, who is counted absent.
Present: Jay Kelly, Anne Marie Stronach, Mark Kratman, Jayne E. Wellman
Absent: Brian H. Dick
Every vote, in order
Waive the reading of the public notice
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to waive the reading of the public notice; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
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“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to waive the reading of the public notice; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Stronach)
Close the public hearing
MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to close the public hearing; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
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“MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to close the public hearing; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Wellman, second: Kratman)
Approve Pole Petition: East Street and Chandler Street Intersection #2772802 for Pole 25 and 20
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to approve Pole Petition: East Street and Chandler Street Intersection #2772802 for Pole 25 and 20; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
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“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to approve Pole Petition: East Street and Chandler Street Intersection #2772802 for Pole 25 and 20; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Kratman)
Approve the Liquor License Change of Hours Application for Wamesit Lanes to modify hours on Sunday's only to 10:00 a.m., to be reviewed by the Board in the fall
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to approve the Liquor License Change of Hours Application for Wamesit Lanes to modify hours on Sunday's only to 10:00 a.m., to be reviewed by the Board in the fall; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to approve the Liquor License Change of Hours Application for Wamesit Lanes to modify hours on Sunday's only to 10:00 a.m., to be reviewed by the Board in the fall; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Wellman)
Table the Liquor License Change of Hours Application for Wamesit Lanes request for Monday through Saturday hours
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to table the Liquor License Change of Hours Application for Wamesit Lanes request for Monday through Saturday hours; seconded by Ms. Miller and motion unanimously carried 4-0.
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“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to table the Liquor License Change of Hours Application for Wamesit Lanes request for Monday through Saturday hours; seconded by Ms. Miller and motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Wellman)
Waive the reading of the public notice
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to waive the reading of the public notice; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to waive the reading of the public notice; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Kratman)
Close the public hearing
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to close the public hearing; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to close the public hearing; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Wellman)
Affordable Housing Trust Fund Buydown of 142 Merrimack Meadows Lane
Table Affordable Housing Trust Fund Buy down of 142 Merrimack Meadows Lane
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to table Affordable Housing Trust Fund Buy down of 142 Merrimack Meadows Lane; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
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“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to table Affordable Housing Trust Fund Buy down of 142 Merrimack Meadows Lane; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Kratman)
Article 35
Defer Article 35 to the Planning Board
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to defer Article 35 to the Planning Board; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to defer Article 35 to the Planning Board; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Kratman)
Article 36 and 37
Defer Article 36 to the Planning Board
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to defer Article 36 to the Planning Board; seconded by Ms. Miller and motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to defer Article 36 to the Planning Board; seconded by Ms. Miller and motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Wellman)
Defer Article 37 to the Planning Board
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to defer Article 37 to the Planning Board; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to defer Article 37 to the Planning Board; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Wellman)
Article 39
Defer Article 39 to the Planning Board
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to defer Article 39 to the Planning Board; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to defer Article 39 to the Planning Board; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Wellman)
Article 40
Take no action on Article 40
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to take no action on Article 40; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to take no action on Article 40; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Wellman)
Table Article 26 to May 6, 2019
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to table Article 26 to May 6, 2019; seconded by Ms. Miller and motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to table Article 26 to May 6, 2019; seconded by Ms. Miller and motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Wellman)
Article 34
Recommend adoption of Article 34
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 34; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
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“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 34; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Wellman)
Article 1
Recommend adoption of Article 1
MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 1; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 1; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Wellman, second: Kratman)
Article 2
Recommend adoption of Article 2
MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 2; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 2; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Wellman, second: Kratman)
Article 3-30, 3-31, 3-32, and 3-33
Recommend adoption of Articles 3-30, 3-31, 3-32, and 3-33
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to recommend adoption of Articles 3-30, 3-31, 3-32, and 3-33; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to recommend adoption of Articles 3-30, 3-31, 3-32, and 3-33; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Kratman)
Article 4
Recommend adoption of Article 4
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 4; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 4; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Stronach)
Article 5
Recommend adoption of Article 5
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 5; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 5; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Wellman)
Article 6
Recommend adoption of Article 6
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 6; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 6; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Wellman)
Article 7
Recommend adoption of Article 7
MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 7; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 7; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Wellman, second: Kratman)
Article 8
Recommend adoption of Article 8
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 8; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 8; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Kratman)
Article 9
Take no action on Article 9
MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to take no action on Article 9; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to take no action on Article 9; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Wellman, second: Stronach)
Article 10
Recommend adoption of Article 10 as amended
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 10 as amended; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
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“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 10 as amended; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Wellman)
Article 11
Recommend adoption of Article 11
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 11; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 11; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Kratman)
Article 12
Recommend adoption of Article 12
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 12; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 12; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Wellman)
Article 13
Recommend adoption of Article 13
MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 13; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 14 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 14 seeks to transfer $60,591.08 from bond premiums to reduce town exempt debt principal
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 13; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 14 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 14 seeks to transfer $60,591.08 from bond premiums to reduce town exempt debt principal.” (Motion: Wellman, second: Kratman)
Article 14
Recommend adoption of Article 14
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 14; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 15 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 15 is an annual article to fund the Senior and Veteran's tax program and noted that the amount has been increased from $25,000 to $52,000.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 14; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 15 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 15 is an annual article to fund the Senior and Veteran's tax program and noted that the amount has been increased from $25,000 to $52,000..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Stronach)
Article 15
Recommend adoption of Article 15
MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 15; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 16 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 16 is an annual article to approve the Affordable Housing Trust Fund FY20 allocation in the amount of $4,836,742.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 15; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 16 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 16 is an annual article to approve the Affordable Housing Trust Fund FY20 allocation in the amount of $4,836,742..” (Motion: Wellman, second: Kratman)
Article 16
Recommend adoption of Article 16
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 16; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 17 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 17 is a standard article for the Community Preservation Fund annual revenues.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 16; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 17 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 17 is a standard article for the Community Preservation Fund annual revenues..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Stronach)
Article 17
Recommend adoption of Article 17
MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 17; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 18, 19 and 20 Mr. Kelly noted that Articles 18, 19, and 20 are all Community Preservation Articles.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 17; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 18, 19 and 20 Mr. Kelly noted that Articles 18, 19, and 20 are all Community Preservation Articles..” (Motion: Wellman, second: Stronach)
Article 18, 19 and 20
Defer Articles 18, 19, and 20 to the Community Preservation Committee
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to defer Articles 18, 19, and 20 to the Community Preservation Committee; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 21 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 21 seeks to accept the provisions of Chapter 90, Section 17C of the Massachusetts General Laws to establish speed limits of 25 mph in thickly settled districts without traffic studies and DOT approval.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to defer Articles 18, 19, and 20 to the Community Preservation Committee; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 21 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 21 seeks to accept the provisions of Chapter 90, Section 17C of the Massachusetts General Laws to establish speed limits of 25 mph in thickly settled districts without traffic studies and DOT approval..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Kratman)
Article 21
Recommend adoption of Article 21
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 21; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 22 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 22 seeks to see if the town will accept the provisions of Chapter 90, Sec 18B of the Massachusetts General Laws to allow the Board of Selectmen to establish "Safety Zones" having a speed limit of 20 miles per hour.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 21; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 22 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 22 seeks to see if the town will accept the provisions of Chapter 90, Sec 18B of the Massachusetts General Laws to allow the Board of Selectmen to establish "Safety Zones" having a speed limit of 20 miles per hour..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Wellman)
Article 22
Recommend adoption of Article 22
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 22; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 23 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 23 seeks to authorize the Board of Selectmen to sell all or a portion of the following parcels: In an effort to increase affordable housing in the community, the Local Housing Partnership is seeking approval within this article to authorize the BOS to sell Map 106, Lot 11, valued at $35,300, .55 acres; Map 106, Parcel 12, valued at $32,600, .16 a
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 22; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 23 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 23 seeks to authorize the Board of Selectmen to sell all or a portion of the following parcels: In an effort to increase affordable housing in the community, the Local Housing Partnership is seeking approval within this article to authorize the BOS to sell Map 106, Lot 11, valued at $35,300, .55 acres; Map 106, Parcel 12, valued at $32,600, .16 a.” (Motion: Kratman, second: Stronach)
Article 23
Recommend adoption of Article 23
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 23; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 23; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Stronach)
Article 24
Recommend adoption of Article 24
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 24; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 24; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Wellman)
Article 25
Recommend adoption of Article 25
MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 25; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 26 Mr. Kelly noted that Article 26 was tabled.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 25; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 26 Mr. Kelly noted that Article 26 was tabled..” (Motion: Wellman, second: Kratman)
Article 27
Having complied with Statutory Requirements by conducting a public hearing, after notifying the abutters, the Board of Selectmen pursuant to MGL Chapter 82, Section 21 and 24 and MGL Chapter 79,...
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion that having complied with Statutory Requirements by conducting a public hearing, after notifying the abutters, the Board of Selectmen pursuant to MGL Chapter 82, Section 21 and 24 and MGL Chapter 79, Section 1 and 2, lays out Winterberry Lane as a public way accepting said way and any related drainage, water, or sewerage facilities or easements all shown on a plan and profile entitled "Street Acceptance Plan of the Land" dated January 12, 2018 by LJR Engineering, Inc. which plan and profile is deemed satisfactory and accepts Winterberry Lane as a public way; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion that having complied with Statutory Requirements by conducting a public hearing, after notifying the abutters, the Board of Selectmen pursuant to MGL Chapter 82, Section 21 and 24 and MGL Chapter 79, Section 1 and 2, lays out Winterberry Lane as a public way accepting said way and any related drainage, water, or sewerage facilities or easements all shown on a plan and profile entitled "Street Acceptance Plan of the Land" dated January 12, 2018 by LJR Engineering, Inc. which plan and profile is deemed satisfactory and accepts Winterberry Lane as a public way; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Kratman)
Recommend adoption of Article 27
MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 27; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 28 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 28 is a petitioner article to repeal the plastic bag elimination.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 27; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 28 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 28 is a petitioner article to repeal the plastic bag elimination..” (Motion: Wellman, second: Kratman)
Article 28
Take no action on Article 28
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion take no action on Article 28; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 29 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 29 is a petitioner article.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion take no action on Article 28; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 29 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 29 is a petitioner article..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Kratman)
Article 29
Take no action on Article 29
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to take no action on Article 29; seconded by Mr. and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Special Town Meeting Warrant Articles Article 1 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 1 is a standard article that seeks to transfer funds from accounts with a projected surplus to accounts with a projected deficit or to accounts to allow for the purchase of needed items or services as outlined in the article.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to take no action on Article 29; seconded by Mr. and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Special Town Meeting Warrant Articles Article 1 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 1 is a standard article that seeks to transfer funds from accounts with a projected surplus to accounts with a projected deficit or to accounts to allow for the purchase of needed items or services as outlined in the article..” (Motion: Stronach)
Article 1
Recommend adoption of Article 1
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 1; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 2 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 2 seeks to transfer $600,000 for the snow and ice deficit in FY19.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 1; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 2 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 2 seeks to transfer $600,000 for the snow and ice deficit in FY19..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Wellman)
Article 2
Recommend adoption of Article 2
MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 2; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 3 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 3 seeks to transfer $17,492 from the Town Property and Liability Insurance to pay for Lowell General Hospital/Occupational Medicine $3,759 and Middlesex Retirement System $13,733.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Mr. Kratman made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 2; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Article 3 Mr. Montuori explained that Article 3 seeks to transfer $17,492 from the Town Property and Liability Insurance to pay for Lowell General Hospital/Occupational Medicine $3,759 and Middlesex Retirement System $13,733..” (Motion: Kratman, second: Wellman)
Article 3
Recommend adoption of Article 3
MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 3; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Mr. Montuori noted that the warrant has been mailed and is available on the town website and encouraged everyone to bring their copy of the warrant to the town meeting.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to recommend adoption of Article 3; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0 Mr. Montuori noted that the warrant has been mailed and is available on the town website and encouraged everyone to bring their copy of the warrant to the town meeting..” (Motion: Wellman, second: Stronach)
Town Manager
Approve Town Counsel Invoice for March 16, 2019 - March 31, 2019 in the amount of $2,550
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to approve Town Counsel Invoice for March 16, 2019 - March 31, 2019 in the amount of $2,550; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to approve Town Counsel Invoice for March 16, 2019 - March 31, 2019 in the amount of $2,550; seconded by Ms. Miller and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Wellman)
Approval of Meeting Minutes - January 8, 2019 (regular session)
Approve the January 8, 2019 regular session meeting minutes as presented
MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to approve the January 8, 2019 regular session meeting minutes as presented; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 3-0-1.
The minutes give the count as 3-0-1 but do not say who voted no or abstained. Showing the count only.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Stronach made the motion to approve the January 8, 2019 regular session meeting minutes as presented; seconded by Mr. Kratman and the motion unanimously carried 3-0-1..” (Motion: Stronach, second: Kratman)
Board Member Reports
Adjourn
MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to adjourn; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0.
From the minutes
“MOTION: Ms. Miller made the motion to adjourn; seconded by Ms. Stronach and the motion unanimously carried 4-0..” (Motion: Wellman, second: Stronach)
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