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Board of Selectmen: summary of motions and votes, June 24
Summary
The Board of Selectmen approved routine warrants and multiple common-use items, denied a request to hold a paid yoga class on the Town Common, and approved an election-worker list; all recorded votes were unanimous.
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The Board of Selectmen on June 24 voted on several routine and agenda items. Recorded actions were unanimous unless otherwise noted.
Votes at a glance: - Warrant signature and filing (accept and file). Motion: "Move to accept and file." Mover: Selectman Plasco; Second: Selectman (unnamed in excerpt). Outcome: Approved (unanimous). - Approval of certain common-use requests (items 3.1, 3.2, 3.5): Motion to approve these items; Mover: Selectman Plasco (transcript spelled both Plasco/Clasco); Second: Selectman Donnelly. Outcome: Approved (unanimous). - Denial of on‑common paid yoga class (item 3.3): Motion to deny application. Mover: Selectman Lane; Second: Selectman Donnelly. Outcome: Denied (unanimous). The board cited a policy concern about permitting paid, fee-based classes to use the Town Common when the common is intended for general public use and suggested alternative locations be considered. - Appointment/confirmation of election workers (item 3.4): Motion to approve list submitted by town clerk. Mover: Selectman John Lee; Second: Selectman Lane. Outcome: Approved (unanimous). - Motion to file memorandum (file 142). Motion made by Selectman Plasco; seconded by Selectman Lane. Outcome: Approved (unanimous). - Motion to adjourn. Mover: Selectman Busco; Second: Selectman Donnelly. Outcome: Approved (unanimous).
Procedural notes: Several agenda holds occurred earlier in the meeting; the board pulled items for further discussion where requested and returned to them later in the agenda. When members expressed concerns about scope and precedence (for example related to commercial activity on the common), the board used a denial to require applicants to seek alternate locations or return with revised proposals.
Provenance: The motions and votes are recorded in the meeting transcript during the warrant review and the items-review portions of the agenda.
No ordinances, bylaws or budget adoptions were passed during the recorded portion of the meeting.

