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Board of Selectmen approves routine items, grant, license transfers and authorizes solar PILOT
Summary
The Norwood Board of Selectmen voted unanimously on a range of routine and substantive items at its Aug. 12 meeting, approving warrants and minutes, a pedestrian-safety grant, a liquor-license manager change, and authorizing the general manager to sign a landfill-solar PILOT agreement that will deliver $481,008 to the town over 25 years.
The Norwood Board of Selectmen voted unanimously on a series of routine and substantive items at its Aug. 12 meeting in a temporary meeting room at Norwood Memorial Town Hall.
The board approved warrant signatures and the meeting minutes for June 24 and July 8 by voice vote. It approved the consent agenda in bulk, including one-day liquor permits and park-use and banner requests. The board approved a grant to install a rapid rectangular flashing beacon at the Dean Street–Richmond Road/Prescott School crosswalk; the motion to approve was adopted by voice vote.
In licensing business the board approved a change of ownership/manager filing for the Courtyard by Marriott (300 Ridge Road), adding David Ransom as manager of record; the transfer was approved following a public hearing and a state Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission recommendation. The board also approved an ownership-name change for Kelly’s Filling Station (item 4.2) by unanimous voice vote.
The board authorized the general manager to sign a 25-year…
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