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Selectmen move vendor license discussion for ‘Kidneys for Kindness’ t‑shirt sales to next meeting
Summary
A hawkers/vendors license request from a nonprofit seeking to sell t‑shirts on the Alton ice was moved from the consent agenda to new business for discussion. Selectmen asked the applicant to appear at the next meeting with details about merchandise, logos and permission to use event marks; no formal vote was taken.
A hawkers and vendors license request from a nonprofit identified as Kidneys for Kindness was moved from the consent agenda into new business at the Feb. 11 meeting so the board could ask questions about merchandise, location and coordination with winter-carnival organizers.
Selectmen asked whether the nonprofit intended to sell at the winter carnival or more broadly on the ice and requested clarification about whether the group had permission to use event logos. Staff said the carnival organizer maintains vendor lists for that event, but the license application sought permission to sell through April 1 on a recurring schedule rather than for a single event.
Because the applicant was not present, selectmen asked staff to invite the group to the next meeting to provide details (product samples or images, information about proceeds, and confirmation about coordination with event organizers). No formal action was taken and the matter was left for future consideration.
