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October 27, 2020
8 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Present: Andrea Peraner-Sweet, Tom Clay, Mark Kost, Scott Hazelton, Anita Tonakarn-Nguyen
Absent: None
Every vote, in order
Service on Sundays Starting at 10:Am Instead of 11:00 Am
Approve the request from Evviva Cucina LLC, d/b/a Evviva Trattoria and allow for alcohol service on Sundays to start at 10:00 am, effective immediately
It was moved by Selectman Clay, seconded by Selectman Kost and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO APPROVE the request from Evviva Cucina LLC, d/b/a Evviva Trattoria and allow for alcohol service on Sundays to start at 10:00 am, effective immediately.
From the minutes
“It was moved by Selectman Clay, seconded by Selectman Kost and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO APPROVE the request from Evviva Cucina LLC, d/b/a Evviva Trattoria and allow for alcohol service on Sundays to start at 10:00 am, effective immediately..” (Motion: Clay, second: Kost)
Food Pantry
Approve the release of the request for proposals for the disposition of the Town Farm property, pending final review by Town Counsel, and to set the minimum purchase price in the RFP at $531,800
It was moved by Selectman Clay, seconded by Selectman Hazelton and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO APPROVE the release of the request for proposals for the disposition of the Town Farm property, pending final review by Town Counsel, and to set the minimum purchase price in the RFP at $531,800.
From the minutes
“It was moved by Selectman Clay, seconded by Selectman Hazelton and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO APPROVE the release of the request for proposals for the disposition of the Town Farm property, pending final review by Town Counsel, and to set the minimum purchase price in the RFP at $531,800..” (Motion: Clay, second: Hazelton)
Old/New Business
Approve the request and to allocate $11,657 from the town's CARES Act funds to support Nashoba Valley Technical High School COVID costs that were not funded by NEMA
It was moved by Selectman Clay, seconded by Selectman Hazelton and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO APPROVE the request and to allocate $11,657 from the town's CARES Act funds to support Nashoba Valley Technical High School COVID costs that were not funded by NEMA.
From the minutes
“It was moved by Selectman Clay, seconded by Selectman Hazelton and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO APPROVE the request and to allocate $11,657 from the town's CARES Act funds to support Nashoba Valley Technical High School COVID costs that were not funded by NEMA..” (Motion: Clay, second: Hazelton)
Designate Chairman Peraner-Sweet and Selectman Clay to participate in union contract negotiations with the Westford Education Association - Unit A
It was moved by Selectman Hazelton, seconded by Selectman Tonakarn-Nguyen and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO DESIGNATE Chairman Peraner-Sweet and Selectman Clay to participate in union contract negotiations with the Westford Education Association - Unit A.
From the minutes
“It was moved by Selectman Hazelton, seconded by Selectman Tonakarn-Nguyen and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO DESIGNATE Chairman Peraner-Sweet and Selectman Clay to participate in union contract negotiations with the Westford Education Association - Unit A..” (Motion: Hazelton, second: Tonakarn-Nguyen)
Consent Agenda
Approve the Consent Agenda subject to all public safety recommendations
It was moved by Selectman Hazelton, seconded by Selectman Clay and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO APPROVE the Consent Agenda subject to all public safety recommendations.
From the minutes
“It was moved by Selectman Hazelton, seconded by Selectman Clay and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO APPROVE the Consent Agenda subject to all public safety recommendations..” (Motion: Hazelton, second: Clay)
Town Manager's Report
Approve the purchase orders and contracts as presented
It was moved by Selectman Hazelton, seconded by Selectman Clay and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO APPROVE the purchase orders and contracts as presented.
From the minutes
“It was moved by Selectman Hazelton, seconded by Selectman Clay and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO APPROVE the purchase orders and contracts as presented..” (Motion: Hazelton, second: Clay)
Correspondence
Waive the reading of the list of correspondence
It was moved by Selectman Kost, seconded by Selectman Clay and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO WAIVE the reading of the list of correspondence.
From the minutes
“It was moved by Selectman Kost, seconded by Selectman Clay and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO WAIVE the reading of the list of correspondence..” (Motion: Kost, second: Clay)
Adjournment
Adjourn at 8:59 pm
It was moved by Selectman Kost, seconded by Selectman Clay and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO ADJOURN at 8:59 pm.
From the minutes
“It was moved by Selectman Kost, seconded by Selectman Clay and VOTED 5 IN FAVOR TO ADJOURN at 8:59 pm..” (Motion: Kost, second: Clay)
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