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2 meetings this evening, 6 recorded votes in all, in the order they were held.
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Sources: Official minutes (PDF)
Present: Janet Worthington, Susan Areson, Kristen Reed, Stephanie Rein, Robert Weinstein
Absent: None
1 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement. This meeting on its own page
Next Steps & Future Agenda Items Adjournment Chair Worthington asked for a motion to adjourned
Next Steps & Future Agenda Items Adjournment Chair Worthington asked for a motion to adjourned.
“Next Steps & Future Agenda Items Adjournment Chair Worthington asked for a motion to adjourned. Select Board Vice-Chair Weinstein so moved. Motion passed 5-0-0.” (Motion: Weinstein)
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
Present: Janet Worthington, Kristen Reed, Susan Areson, Robert Weinstein, Stephanie Rein
Absent: None
5 recorded votes, 1 with disagreement. This meeting on its own page
Authorize the Town Manager as agent of the Select Board to approve the suspension of alcohol licenses at the request of the licensee with no fees or penalties
To authorize the Town Manager as agent of the Select Board to approve the suspension of alcohol licenses at the request of the licensee with no fees or penalties.
Yes: Areson, Rein, Weinstein, WorthingtonAbstained: Reed
“Member Weinstein made a motion to authorize the Town Manager as agent of the Select Board to approve the suspension of alcohol licenses at the request of the licensee with no fees or penalties. Member Rein seconded. Town Manager Palmer noted there are no limits on seasonal alcohol licenses. So voted; 4-0-1 (Member Reed abstained), motion carries.” (Motion: Weinstein, second: Rein)
Amend the current meeting schedule to hold regular meetings at 2:00PM, dates In accordance with the approved meeting schedule, and to set a weekly meeting of the Reopening Task Force for Thursdays...
To amend the current meeting schedule to hold regular meetings at 2:00PM, dates In accordance with the approved meeting schedule, and to set a weekly meeting of the Reopening Task Force for Thursdays at 2:00PM until such group is no longer required.
“Member Areson made a motion to amend the current meeting schedule to hold regular meetings at 2:00PM, dates In accordance with the approved meeting schedule, and to set a weekly meeting of the Reopening Task Force for Thursdays at 2:00PM until such group is no longer required. Member Reed seconded. Town Manager Palmer asked how to handle the few of action items for next week. The Board was in agreement to handle those items on the 28". Town Manager Palmer stated the motion could be amended to read, "To amend the current meeting schedule to hold regular meetings at 2:00PM, dates in accordance with the approved meeting schedule (except May 26"), etc. Member Areson stated, "So amended", So voted; 5-0-0, motion carries.” (Motion: Areson, second: Reed)
Approve the consent agenda as printed with the amendments that were ralsed
To approve the consent agenda as printed with the amendments that were ralsed.
“Member Areson made a motion to approve the consent agenda as printed with the amendments that were ralsed. Member Weinstein seconded. So voted; 5-0-0, motion carries.” (Motion: Areson, second: Weinstein)
Adjourn at 3:23PM
To adjourn at 3:23PM.
“Member Weinstein made a motion to adjourn at 3:23PM. Member Rein seconded. So voted; 5-0-0, motion carries.” (Motion: Weinstein, second: Rein)
Next Steps & Future Agenda Items Adjournment Chair Worthington asked for a motion to adjourned
Next Steps & Future Agenda Items Adjournment Chair Worthington asked for a motion to adjourned.
“Next Steps & Future Agenda Items Adjournment Chair Worthington asked for a motion to adjourned. Select Board Vice-Chair Weinstein so moved. Motion passed 5-0-0.” (Motion: Weinstein)
From the Truro Select Board’s official minutes, posted on the town’s Agendas & Minutes calendar (CivicClerk). We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: The Provincetown Independent (courtesy of the members, or by Aden Choate and Nancy Bloom).
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