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April 23, 2025
4 recorded votes, 4 with disagreement.
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Present: John Wolf, Barbara Carboni, Sheila Lyons, Ryan Curley
Absent: Michael DeVasto
Every vote, in order
II. Public Hearings:
Close the public hearing to move into deliberation of the temporary regulations
Board member Carboni moved, Board Member Lyons Seconded; and it was voted to close the public hearing to move into deliberation of the temporary regulations.
The minutes say "5-0", but 4 members were present for this vote (John Wolf, Barbara Carboni, Sheila Lyons and Ryan Curley). Showing the count only.
From the minutes
“Board member Carboni moved, Board Member Lyons Seconded; and it was voted to close the public hearing to move into deliberation of the temporary regulations. Roll Call Vote: 5-0.” (Motion: Carboni, second: Lyons)
III. Business
That should a slip become temporarily vacant it may be made available seasonally to a commercial boater at the non-taxpayer rate at the discretion of the harbormaster or through a lottery made up
Board Member DeVasto Moved; Board Member Seconded; and it was voted that should a slip become temporarily vacant it may be made available seasonally to a commercial boater at the non-taxpayer rate at the discretion of the harbormaster or through a lottery made up of commercial boat owners who currently do not have a slip.
The minutes say the board voted but do not give a count or say how each member voted. The minutes name Michael DeVasto as the mover, but Michael DeVasto is not on the attendance line, so no mover is shown.
From the minutes
“Board Member DeVasto Moved; Board Member Seconded; and it was voted that should a slip become temporarily vacant it may be made available seasonally to a commercial boater at the non-taxpayer rate at the discretion of the harbormaster or through a lottery made up of commercial boat owners who currently do not have a slip..”
That should a leased slip become temporarily vacant during the 2025 season it may be made available seasonally to a commercial boater who currently does not have a slip at the non- taxpayer rate
Board Member DeVasto moved, Board member Carboni seconded; and it was voted that should a leased slip become temporarily vacant during the 2025 season it may be made available seasonally to a commercial boater who currently does not have a slip at the non- taxpayer rate at the discretion of the harbormaster or through a lottery. Chair Wolf asked Murray if she was okay with the wording. She offered a friendly amendment adding the word "a leased slip".
The minutes say "5-0", but 4 members were present for this vote (John Wolf, Barbara Carboni, Sheila Lyons and Ryan Curley). Showing the count only. The minutes name Michael DeVasto as the mover, but Michael DeVasto is not on the attendance line, so no mover is shown.
From the minutes
“Board Member DeVasto moved, Board member Carboni seconded; and it was voted that should a leased slip become temporarily vacant during the 2025 season it may be made available seasonally to a commercial boater who currently does not have a slip at the non- taxpayer rate at the discretion of the harbormaster or through a lottery. Chair Wolf asked Murray if she was okay with the wording. She offered a friendly amendment adding the word "a leased slip". Roll Call Vote: 5-0.” (second: Carboni)
VI. Adjournment
Adjourn the meeting
Board Member Carboni Moved, Board Member Lyons Seconded; and it was voted to adjourn the meeting.
The minutes say "5-0", but 4 members were present for this vote (John Wolf, Barbara Carboni, Sheila Lyons and Ryan Curley). Showing the count only.
From the minutes
“Board Member Carboni Moved, Board Member Lyons Seconded; and it was voted to adjourn the meeting. Roll Call Vote: 5-0.” (Motion: Carboni, second: Lyons)
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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