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Start my ballot →Present: Ryan Curley, Michael DeVasto, Helen Miranda Wilson, John Wolf
Absent: Janet Reinhart
Approve the letter requesting assistant from Mass Housing Partnership on behalf of the Selectboard
Chair Curley Moved; Board Member DeVasto Seconded, and it was voted to approve the letter requesting assistant from Mass Housing Partnership on behalf of the Selectboard.
“Chair Curley Moved; Board Member DeVasto Seconded, and it was voted to approve the letter requesting assistant from Mass Housing Partnership on behalf of the Selectboard. Roll Call Vote: 4-0.” (Motion: Curley, second: DeVasto)
Authorize Chair Curley to form an 80-state highway working group with the members being selected by the chair
Chair Curley Moved, Board Member Wolf Seconded, and it was voted to authorize Chair Curley to form an 80-state highway working group with the members being selected by the chair. There was discussion if these meetings would be conducted in public or executive session. Wilson shared her concerns and thoughts with this group being formed. She asked Terkanian what his thoughts were on this matter. Terkanian explained his thought process stating some of the information needed to be kept in executive session due to personal information. Wilson advocated that the full board needed to appoint these members. Chair Curley stated that there wasn't enough time to go through a full process or recruiting residents and people of the town. He expressed the need for this to be a speedy process and a week wasn't enough. The board continued the discussion on the working group and the logistics of it. DeVasto asked to add the charge of the working group so that it was clear. Chair Curley stated the charge of the group would be to develop a financial plan and answer any questions from the finance committee regarding the purchase, oversee and present on the due diligence, develop presentation materials for the public, to address community questions, and to develop recommendations for operating the campground as a business which he stated would go back to a board for approval.
Yes: Curley, DeVasto, WolfNo: Wilson
“Chair Curley Moved, Board Member Wolf Seconded, and it was voted to authorize Chair Curley to form an 80-state highway working group with the members being selected by the chair. There was discussion if these meetings would be conducted in public or executive session. Wilson shared her concerns and thoughts with this group being formed. She asked Terkanian what his thoughts were on this matter. Terkanian explained his thought process stating some of the information needed to be kept in executive session due to personal information. Wilson advocated that the full board needed to appoint these members. Chair Curley stated that there wasn't enough time to go through a full process or recruiting residents and people of the town. He expressed the need for this to be a speedy process and a week wasn't enough. The board continued the discussion on the working group and the logistics of it. DeVasto asked to add the charge of the working group so that it was clear. Chair Curley stated the charge of the group would be to develop a financial plan and answer any questions from the finance committee regarding the purchase, oversee and present on the due diligence, develop presentation materials for the public, to address community questions, and to develop recommendations for operating the campground as a business which he stated would go back to a board for approval. Roll Call Vote: 3-1 (Wilson Voted no).” (Motion: Curley, second: Wolf)
Adjourn
Chair Curley Moved; Board Member Wilson seconded; and it was voted to adjourn.
“Chair Curley Moved; Board Member Wilson seconded; and it was voted to adjourn. Roll Call Vote: 4-0.” (Motion: Curley, second: Wilson)
From the Wellfleet Selectboard’s official minutes, posted in the town’s Document Center (2018–2024) and Agenda Center (2025 on). We check every vote against the Selectboard members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: The Provincetown Independent (courtesy of the members, or by Michaela Chesin).
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