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January 26, 2021
8 recorded votes, 4 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Attendance
Present: Robert Weinstein, Kristen Reed, Susan Areson, Janet Worthington, Stephanie Rein
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
Appoint Richard Roberts to the Planning Board for a term ending at the 2021 Annual Town Election
To appoint Richard Roberts to the Planning Board for a term ending at the 2021 Annual Town Election. Select Board Member Areson Seconded the Motion.
The roll call includes a name that is not a Select Board member (Board Vice-Chair Sollog-, Jack Reimer-, Bruce Boleyn-, Anne Greenbaum-, Paul Kiernan-, Peter Herridge-). Showing the count only.
From the minutes
“Select Board Member Worthington moved to appoint Richard Roberts to the Planning Board for a term ending at the 2021 Annual Town Election. Select Board Member Areson Seconded the Motion. Roll Call Vote: Jan Worthington-Aye, Kristin Reed-Aye, Susan Areson-Aye, Stephanie Rein-Aye, Robert Weinstein-Aye. Planning Board Vice-Chair Sollog-Aye, Jack Reimer-Aye, Bruce Boleyn- Aye, Anne Greenbaum-Aye, Paul Kiernan-Aye, and Peter Herridge-Aye, Motion Passes 11-0-0.” (Motion: Worthington)
Approve the Global Covenant of Mayors and authorize the Chair to sign the application
To approve the Global Covenant of Mayors and authorize the Chair to sign the application.
From the minutes
“Select Board Areson moved to approve the Global Covenant of Mayors and authorize the Chair to sign the application. Seconded by Select Board Member Rein, Motion passes, 5-0-0.” (Motion: Areson, second: Rein)
Approve the Conservation Restriction from the Truro Conservation Trust to the Town of Truro acting by and through its Conservation Commission in the public interest pursuant to section 32 chapter...
To approve the Conservation Restriction from the Truro Conservation Trust to the Town of Truro acting by and through its Conservation Commission in the public interest pursuant to section 32 chapter 184 of the General Laws of Massachusetts.
From the minutes
“Select Board Clerk Areson moved to approve the Conservation Restriction from the Truro Conservation Trust to the Town of Truro acting by and through its Conservation Commission in the public interest pursuant to section 32 chapter 184 of the General Laws of Massachusetts. Seconded by Vice-Chair Reed, Motion passes, 5-0-0,.” (Motion: Areson, second: Reed)
Approve the cover and the theme for the 2020 Annual Town Report for First Responders and Health Care workers for their efforts in 2020, and to dedicate the report to Cynthia Slade for her decades...
To approve the cover and the theme for the 2020 Annual Town Report for First Responders and Health Care workers for their efforts in 2020, and to dedicate the report to Cynthia Slade for her decades of service as the Town Clerk Treasurer and Tax Collector.
The minutes record this motion but no vote on it.
From the minutes
“Select Board Clerk Areson moved to approve the cover and the theme for the 2020 Annual Town Report for First Responders and Health Care workers for their efforts in 2020, and to dedicate the report to Cynthia Slade for her decades of service as the Town Clerk Treasurer and Tax Collector..” (Motion: Areson)
The Board make the theme and cover Jor the 2020 Town Report pay tribute to First Responders, Health and Health Care Workers, Emergency Workers, and Town Staff and all departments for their...
That the Board make the theme and cover Jor the 2020 Town Report pay tribute to First Responders, Health and Health Care Workers, Emergency Workers, and Town Staff and all departments for their extraordinary efforts during 2020 and to dedicate the report to Cynthia Slade, retired Clerk/Treasurer/Tax Collector Jor her decades of service and to use as the cover art a poster by Susan Howe of hearts throughout Truro. Select Board Member Worthington Seconded the Motion.
The minutes give only the count (5-5), not how each member voted. 5 members were present.
From the minutes
“Select Board Clerk Areson moved that the Board make the theme and cover Jor the 2020 Town Report pay tribute to First Responders, Health and Health Care Workers, Emergency Workers, and Town Staff and all departments for their extraordinary efforts during 2020 and to dedicate the report to Cynthia Slade, retired Clerk/Treasurer/Tax Collector Jor her decades of service and to use as the cover art a poster by Susan Howe of hearts throughout Truro. Select Board Member Worthington Seconded the Motion. Motion passes, 5-5-0.” (Motion: Areson)
Amend the Walsh Property Plan Final Draft Process Design as follows by inserting language from Policy Memorandum #34 and that the policy also should be followed by other Commission and Board liaisons
To amend the Walsh Property Plan Final Draft Process Design as follows by inserting language from Policy Memorandum #34 and that the policy also should be followed by other Commission and Board liaisons.
From the minutes
“Select Board Vice-Chair Reed made a motion to amend the Walsh Property Plan Final Draft Process Design as follows by inserting language from Policy Memorandum #34 and that the policy also should be followed by other Commission and Board liaisons. Seconded by Select Board Member Rein. Motion Passes, 5-0-0.” (Motion: Reed, second: Rein)
Approve the Consent Agenda as listed in our Agenda
To approve the Consent Agenda as listed in our Agenda.
From the minutes
“Select Board Clerk Areson moved to approve the Consent Agenda as listed in our Agenda. Seconded by Select Board Vice-Chair Reed. Motion Passes, 5-0-0.” (Motion: Areson, second: Reed)
Select Board Clerk Areson, so moved, Select Board member Rein Seconded the Motion
Select Board Clerk Areson, so moved, Select Board member Rein Seconded the Motion.
The minutes do not say who made this motion.
From the minutes
“Select Board Clerk Areson, so moved, Select Board member Rein Seconded the Motion. Motion Passes, 5-0-0,.”
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