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7 recorded votes, 1 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF)
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Absent: Michael DeVasto
Approve the one-day alcohol license to Culley Schultz and Eric Bremicker on September 8, 2023 from 5pm to 8pm
Chair Curley Moved; Board Member Wolf Seconded and it was voted to approve the one-day alcohol license to Culley Schultz and Eric Bremicker on September 8, 2023 from 5pm to 8pm.
The minutes say "5-0", but 4 members were present for this vote (Ryan Curley, Barbara Carboni, Kathleen Bacon and John Wolf). Showing the count only.
“Chair Curley Moved; Board Member Wolf Seconded and it was voted to approve the one-day alcohol license to Culley Schultz and Eric Bremicker on September 8, 2023 from 5pm to 8pm. Roll Call Vote: 5-0.” (Motion: Curley, second: Wolf)
Approve the proposed Wellfleet Recreational fees through FY2027 with the amended price in FY2026
Chair Curley Moved; Board Member Carboni Seconded; and it was voted to approve the proposed Wellfleet Recreational fees through FY2027 with the amended price in FY2026.
“Chair Curley Moved; Board Member Carboni Seconded; and it was voted to approve the proposed Wellfleet Recreational fees through FY2027 with the amended price in FY2026. Roll Call Vote: 4-0.” (Motion: Curley, second: Carboni)
Approve the increase in beach parking fees from $30 to $35
Board Member Bacon Moved; Board Member Wolf Seconded; and it was voted to approve the increase in beach parking fees from $30 to $35.
“Board Member Bacon Moved; Board Member Wolf Seconded; and it was voted to approve the increase in beach parking fees from $30 to $35. Roll Call Vote: 4-0.” (Motion: Bacon, second: Wolf)
Approve the proposed beach permit fees with the exception of the 6-month seasonal permit
Board Member Carboni moved, Chair Curley Seconded, and it was voted to approve the proposed beach permit fees with the exception of the 6-month seasonal permit.
“Board Member Carboni moved, Chair Curley Seconded, and it was voted to approve the proposed beach permit fees with the exception of the 6-month seasonal permit. Roll Call Vote: 4-0.” (Motion: Carboni, second: Curley)
Continue the Beach Sticker Fee Hearing to February 23, 2023, at 7pm
Chair Curley moved; Board Member Carboni seconded; and it was voted to continue the Beach Sticker Fee Hearing to February 23, 2023, at 7pm.
“Chair Curley moved; Board Member Carboni seconded; and it was voted to continue the Beach Sticker Fee Hearing to February 23, 2023, at 7pm. Roll Call Vote: 4-0.” (Motion: Curley, second: Carboni)
Approve the application for Mac's Shack located at 91 Commercial street Wellfleet to permanently extend their allowable alcohol service area to include their outside waiting and seating area as
Chair Curley Moved, Board Member Wolf Seconded; and it was voted to approve the application for Mac's Shack located at 91 Commercial street Wellfleet to permanently extend their allowable alcohol service area to include their outside waiting and seating area as defined in the application submitted to the Selectboard
“Chair Curley Moved, Board Member Wolf Seconded; and it was voted to approve the application for Mac's Shack located at 91 Commercial street Wellfleet to permanently extend their allowable alcohol service area to include their outside waiting and seating area as defined in the application submitted to the Selectboard Roll Call Vote: 4-0.” (Motion: Curley, second: Wolf)
Adjourn
Chair Curley Moved; Board member Bacon Seconded; and it was vote to adjourn.
“Chair Curley Moved; Board member Bacon Seconded; and it was vote to adjourn. Roll Call Vote: 4-0.” (Motion: Curley, second: Bacon)
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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