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Select Board actions: minutes approved, delegate appointments, license approvals and continuances

January 08, 2025 | Town of Lakeville, Plymouth County, Massachusetts


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Select Board actions: minutes approved, delegate appointments, license approvals and continuances
The Lakeville Select Board recorded a series of formal actions at its Jan. 6, 2025 meeting. Key votes and formal actions follow.

Votes and formal actions (summary)
- Approved Select Board meeting minutes for Dec. 16, 2024 (motion seconded and approved by roll call).
- Continued agenda item regarding a request from the fire chief on pension group reclassification for medics to the Jan. 27 meeting, after staff noted the county is reviewing language; board recorded a motion to move the item and the motion passed by roll call. Board members asked staff to ensure the affected employee could make any pension contributions during the delay.
- Designated Select Board members to serve as delegates on several working groups:
- Brenna Donahue was designated as the select board delegate to work with the Clear Pond conceptual layout working group (motion seconded and approved by roll call).
- Lia Fabian was designated as the select board delegate to the employee appreciation working group (motion seconded and approved by roll call).
- Brian Day was designated as the select board representative for water infrastructure discussions with neighboring communities (motion seconded and approved by roll call).
- Moved agenda item 10 (discussion and vote to sign purchase-and-sale and closing documents for the 0 Cherry Street parcel) to the Jan. 27 meeting for additional review; motion seconded and approved by roll call.
- Approved a change of doing-business-as name for B9 Club, Inc. from “B9 Club” to “Heritage Hill Golf Course and the Back 9 Club” (motion seconded and approved by roll call).
- Approved a coin-operated amusement license for Subway at 330 Bedford Street (motion seconded and approved by roll call).
- Accepted, with regret, a letter of resignation from Joshua Feherty from the Conservation Commission effective Dec. 31, 2024 (motion seconded and approved by roll call); the board asked staff to send a thank-you letter and noted an open seat for appointment.

Several items were continued or postponed to the Jan. 27 meeting to give staff time to gather information and for the board to review packets prior to decisions. Where the meeting record does not list who moved or seconded each motion or an explicit numerical roll-call tally, the board recorded motions as moved/seconded and approved by roll call; the transcript records outcomes as ‘approved’ or ‘motion carries’ in the meeting minutes.

The board also scheduled to coordinate joint discussion(s) with the planning board, conservation and water staff on the Rocky Woods OSRD/40B matter (planning board discussion set for Jan. 9).

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