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5 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF) · Agenda
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Start my ballot →Present: Dan Horgan, Michael Stone, Erik Tolley, Mark Forest
Absent: Tracy Post
Close the public hearing
To close the public hearing.
“MOTION: To close the public hearing. Motion by: Erik Tolley Seconded by: Mark Forest Roll Call Vote: Dan Horgan, aye; Mark Forest, aye; Erik Tolley, aye; Michael Stone, aye. Vote: 4 ayes; 0 nays. The motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Tolley, second: Forest)
Approve the All Alcohol Restaurant license application for Saga Yarmouth, Inc. dba Saga Sushi, 521 Route 28, West Yarmouth as presented
To approve the All Alcohol Restaurant license application for Saga Yarmouth, Inc. dba Saga Sushi, 521 Route 28, West Yarmouth as presented.
“MOTION: To approve the All Alcohol Restaurant license application for Saga Yarmouth, Inc. dba Saga Sushi, 521 Route 28, West Yarmouth as presented. Motion by: Mark Forest Seconded by: Erik Tolley Roll Call Vote: Dan Horgan, aye; Mark Forest, aye; Erik Tolley, aye; Michael Stone, aye. Vote: 4 ayes; 0 nays. The motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Forest, second: Tolley)
Approve the sale of the three parcels as submitted subject to the conditions and recommendations outlined in the memo from the Land Disposition Committee
To approve the sale of the three parcels as submitted subject to the conditions and recommendations outlined in the memo from the Land Disposition Committee.
“MOTION: To approve the sale of the three parcels as submitted subject to the conditions and recommendations outlined in the memo from the Land Disposition Committee. Motion by: Erik Tolley Seconded by: Michael Stone Discussion: Selectman Stone asked how the sale would work. Mr. Lawton said the Tax Collector would advertise the notice. It would be sold to the highest bidder. Mr. Lawton stated that the properties were small, and their values had been assessed at low amounts. Mr. Pedicini showed the Board the parcel locations on the map. Roll Call Vote: Dan Horgan, aye; Michael Stone, aye; Erik Tolley, aye; Mark Forest, aye. Vote: 4 ayes; 0 nays. The motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Tolley, second: Stone)
Approve the consent agenda as presented
To approve the consent agenda as presented.
“MOTION: To approve the consent agenda as presented. Motion by: Dan Horgan Seconded by: Erik Tolley Discussion: In response to Selectman Horgan's question about the rationale behind the designation of special municipal employees, Mr. Whritenour explained that the process was designed to eliminate a potential conflict of interest under the Commonwealth's Conflict of Interest law. Mr. Whritenour referred to Mr. Lawton's memo in the packet, which provided a good explanation. Roll Call Vote: Dan Horgan, aye; Michael Stone, aye; Erik Tolley, aye; Mark Forest, aye. Vote: 4 ayes; 0 nays. The motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Horgan, second: Tolley)
Adjourn
To adjourn.
“MOTION: To adjourn. Motion by: Dan Horgan Seconded by: Erik Tolley Roll Call Vote: Dan Horgan, aye; Michael Stone, aye; Erik Tolley, aye; Mark Forest, aye. Vote: 4 ayes; 0 nays. The motion passed unanimously..” (Motion: Horgan, second: Tolley)
From the Yarmouth Select Board’s official minutes, posted in the town’s Agenda Center and its Archive Center (2018 and 2019). We check every vote against the Select Board members present and quote the exact wording. MassVoter never grades or scores officials. Photos: Town of Yarmouth (Tracy Post, Liz Argo); The Provincetown Independent, courtesy Mark Forest (Mark Forest); Cape Cod Times (Joyce Flynn); AARP (Dorcas McGurrin)
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