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Start my ballot →Present: Arthur Mathews, Michael Molisse, Pascale Burga, Kenneth DiFazio, Jane Hackett, Fred Happel, Ed Harrington, Haugh, Christopher Heffernan, Maureen Kiely, John Abbott
Absent: None
Approve the minutes from the November 8, 2021 Town Council meeting
Vice President Molisse motioned to approve the minutes from the November 8, 2021 Town Council meeting and was seconded by Councilor Kiely.
“MINUTES Town Council Meeting Minutes of November 8, 2021 Vice President Molisse motioned to approve the minutes from the November 8, 2021 Town Council meeting and was seconded by Councilor Kiely. Unanimously voted.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Kiely)
Open the public hearing on measure 21 115
Vice President Molisse motioned to open the public hearing on measure 21 115 and was seconded by Councilor Kiely.
“PUBLIC HEARINGS 21 115- Fiscal Year 2022 Tax Classification Vice President Molisse motioned to open the public hearing on measure 21 115 and was seconded by Councilor Kiely. He noted that this measure was advertised on November 5, 2021. Unanimously voted.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Kiely)
Close the public hearing on measure 21 115 (Fiscal Year 2022 Tax Classification)
Vice President Molisse motioned to close the public hearing on measure 21 115 and was seconded by Councilor Kiely.
“Vice President Molisse motioned to close the public hearing on measure 21 115 and was seconded by Councilor Kiely. Unanimously voted.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Kiely)
Approve measure 20 114, as amended
On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, Vice President Molisse motioned to approve measure 20 114, as amended; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $1,768.49 from the Reserve Fund for the purpose of paying the following unpaid bills: Gulf of Maine Boat Surveyors May 2021 $ 500.00 Janet Murray, Recording Secretary May 2021 $ 99.80 Pare Corporation April 2021 $ 923.59 Pare Corporation Nov. 2015 $ 245.10 Total $ 1,768.49 Councilor Kiely seconded the motion.
“On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, Vice President Molisse motioned to approve measure 20 114, as amended; that the Town of Weymouth transfer the sum of $1,768.49 from the Reserve Fund for the purpose of paying the following unpaid bills: Gulf of Maine Boat Surveyors May 2021 $ 500.00 Janet Murray, Recording Secretary May 2021 $ 99.80 Pare Corporation April 2021 $ 923.59 Pare Corporation Nov. 2015 $ 245.10 Total $ 1,768.49 Councilor Kiely seconded the motion. Unanimously voted.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Kiely)
Approve measure 21 115 (Fiscal Year 2022 Tax Classification)
On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, Vice President Molisse motioned to approve measure 21 115; that the Town of Weymouth adopt a Classification Tax Rate Shift of 1.48 for commercial, industrial and personal property taxes with no residential exemption for fiscal year 2022. Councilor Kiely seconded the motion.
“On behalf of the Budget/Management Committee, Vice President Molisse motioned to approve measure 21 115; that the Town of Weymouth adopt a Classification Tax Rate Shift of 1.48 for commercial, industrial and personal property taxes with no residential exemption for fiscal year 2022. Councilor Kiely seconded the motion. Unanimously voted.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Kiely)
Adjourn the meeting
Vice President Molisse motioned to adjourn the meeting and was seconded by Councilor Harrington.
“ADJOURNMENT The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Town Council is Monday, December 6, 2021. At 7:48 PM; there being no further business, Vice President Molisse motioned to adjourn the meeting and was seconded by Councilor Harrington. Unanimously voted.” (Motion: Molisse, second: Harrington)
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