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Concord Select Board approves consent items, names two to Planning Board and corrects housing trust term

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Summary

The Select Board approved its consent agenda May 19, accepted two donations, appointed Alan Bergozhian and Greg Dorothy to the Planning Board through May 31, 2030, corrected Mary Hartman's term on the Concord Municipal Affordable Housing Trust and reappointed a member to the Climate Action Committee.

The Town of Concord Select Board approved its consent agenda May 19, accepting two donations and moving several routine appointments and nominations.

Among items approved were a $1,200 gift to the Doug White Memorial Recreation Fund and a $1,700 gift from the Friends of Sleepy Hollow to purchase stone pavers for a garden bench.

The board nominated Alan Bergozhian of 1624 Main Street and Greg Dorothy of 188 Border Road to the Planning Board for terms ending May 31, 2030; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The board also voted to make a corrective appointment for Mary Hartman, as the Select Board representative to the Concord Municipal Affordable Housing Trust, correcting the first term to expire May 31, 2026. In a separate motion, the board reappointed Brad Hubbard Nelson to the Climate Action Committee for a term to expire May 31, 2028.

Board members discussed the Planning Board nominees’ backgrounds and prospects for a more proactive planning board, citing experience with municipal processes and construction-related work as factors in the nominations. The board agreed to remove two sets of older meeting minutes (April 14 and May 5) from final approval pending minor clarifications.

All appointments and the consent agenda items were approved in the public session without recorded dissent.