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Hearing on Brookline property case 202400049 continued to Feb. 6
Summary
Chairman Jesse Geller continued a Town of Brookline remote hearing on property case No. 202400049 to Feb. 6 at 7 p.m.; staff confirmed the case number and a Bellingham Road address and the session was held under a legislative extension of a March 12, 2020 executive order authorizing remote meetings.
Chairman Jesse Geller said the Town of Brookline hearing on property case No. 202400049 was continued to Feb. 6 at 7 p.m.
The continuance was announced at the start of a brief remote session convened "for the sole purpose of continuance of this hearing," Geller said. Town staff member Nicole Perret gave the case number and identified a Bellingham Road address associated with the matter.
The hearing was conducted remotely. Geller said the session was held "in a manner that is consistent with the legislature's extension of provision initially made by 03/12/2020 executive order of the governor concerning the now expired state of emergency in the Commonwealth due to the outbreak of the COVID-nineteen virus." He told participants the meeting was convened by video conference through Zoom and that the town calendar posted how the public may access the hearing.
Nicole Perret stated "Case number 202400049" and later read an address as "92100 Bellingham Road." A subsequent utterance of the address was recorded as "90 To A Hundred Bellingham Road," creating an inconsistency in the transcript about the property address; the transcript does not resolve that discrepancy.
Geller closed the short session after confirming the continuance. No vote or final decision on the underlying property matter was recorded during the portion of the hearing in the transcript provided. The town calendar entry for the Feb. 6 session will indicate how the public may access the continued hearing.
