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Votes at a glance: Select Board votes on warrants, gifts, moorings pricing and Article 36 work group

2235066 · February 6, 2025
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Summary

At its Feb. 5 meeting the Select Board approved warrants and pending contracts, accepted two donor gifts, approved dynamic moorings pricing and formed a public work group to oversee the Article 36 review; all recorded roll-call votes were unanimous.

The Select Board recorded several formal actions at its Feb. 5 meeting. All motions listed below passed by roll call vote with unanimous aye tallies unless noted.

Warrants and pending contracts: Motion to approve warrants and pending contracts (four items) — motion moved and seconded; roll-call vote recorded as unanimous aye.

Gift acceptances: The board accepted gifts recommended by departments: a $6,600 gift from the Orensteins for larval equipment for the Brant Point Shellfish Hatchery (Natural Resources Department) and a gift noted in the Human Services Department described in the record as “2 50 dollars from Visco Pumping” (recorded value in the posted motion). The board accepted the gifts for their designated purposes and thanked the donors; motion passed by roll call (unanimous).

Nantucket Moorings pricing: Motion to approve Nantucket Moorings’ request to implement dynamic (demand-based) pricing for rental moorings (operator to set specific date tiers and provide utilization data) — motion passed by roll call (5–0 yes).

Article 36 work group: Motion to form an official Select Board–appointed work group to oversee the Article 36 review of the African Meeting House investigation (membership and appointments to be solicited publicly and evaluated in open session; staff to share applications with the board by Feb. 28) — motion passed by roll call (5–0 yes).

Adjournment: Motion to adjourn — passed unanimously by roll call.

Roll-call votes in the meeting transcript were recorded with individual members saying “Aye” on each item; the transcript records the board members by first name in roll calls (e.g., Matt, Dawn/Don, Tom, Malcolm and the chair). Where the transcript did not identify a mover or seconder by full name, the minutes record the formal outcome and the roll-call tally.