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Votes at a glance: Tamworth Select Board, June 24 — CDBG, EV chargers, engineers, financials and land‑use rulings
Summary
The Select Board on June 24 voted to submit a CDBG housing application for Remick Acres, adopt related CDBG plans, issue an ITB for EV chargers, and select HEB Engineers for recycling‑building design, among other formal actions.
At its June 24 meeting, the Tamworth Select Board recorded a series of formal votes on grant applications, procurement and fiscal matters. Below are the board’s actions as reflected in the meeting record.
Votes (summary): - CDBG — Remick Acres: Vote to approve submission of a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) housing application for up to $500,000 and authorize the chairman to sign and execute related documents; outcome: approved on roll call. - Anti‑displacement plan: Vote to adopt the anti‑displacement and relocation assistance plan required under the Uniform Relocation Act for the Remick Acres rehabilitation project; outcome: approved on roll call. - Housing and Community Development Plan: Vote to adopt an updated plan required for CDBG eligibility (3‑year plan); outcome: approved on roll call. - EV chargers ITB: Vote to issue an invitation to bid for two Level‑2 EV chargers for town parking; outcome: approved on roll call. - Recycling building design: Vote to contract with HEB Engineers to advance design and prepare bid documents for the recycling/transfer‑station building; outcome: approved. - PA‑60 conservation restriction applications: Votes to deny two PA‑60 conservation‑restriction exemption applications (map references recorded on the meeting agenda); outcome: Select Board reclassified the properties as ineligible for exemption based on legal review and denied the applications; the meeting record notes an appeal process exists for taxpayers. - Accounts payable/financial motions: The board approved multiple accounts payable warrants and an abatement (amounts recorded in the meeting packet); outcomes: approved on roll calls.
Following each roll call, the clerk recorded yes votes by board members present; specific tallies and individual yes/no recorded in the official minutes. Where a formal roll call was recorded in the transcript, the meeting audio reflects board members responding to roll-call prompts.
