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Votes at a glance: Acton Select Board actions from June 2, 2025 meeting
Summary
Summary of motions and formal outcomes recorded at the June 2 Acton Select Board meeting, including a denial of a fee reimbursement, approval to apply for a $1M DOER grant, and routine consent approvals.
The Acton Select Board recorded the following formal actions and votes at its June 2, 2025 meeting.
Deny filing-fee reimbursement for Goddard Consulting (12 Spring Hill Road) - Motion: "Deny the fee reimbursement to Goddard Consulting for their permit at 12 Spring Hill Road." (moved by David) - Outcome: Motion passed; the board denied the reimbursement. Staff was asked to research whether prior similar refunds were requested and to report back.
Approve notice of intent to Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER) - Motion: "Approve the notice of intent to the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources for Climate Leader Communities Decarbonization Accelerator Grant Consideration." (moved by Alicia) - Outcome: Approved unanimously; staff to prepare and submit application materials and obtain board signatures.
Approve consent items 9'14 (licenses, intermunicipal agreement, appointment, executive session minutes) - Motion: Move to approve consent items 9 through 14. - Outcome: Approved unanimously. Items included approvals for executive session minutes (05/12/2025), a one-day malt and wine license for Dirigible Brewing Company on June 13, farmer's market malt/wine permits, and the appointment of David Shana from associate to full member of the Zoning Board of Appeals (term through 06/30/2027).
Amend minutes, May 2025 - Motion: Amend minutes to correct a prior vote count on item 5 from "401" to "302" and record two abstentions (Jim and David), then approve May minutes as amended. - Outcome: Motion passed.
Adjourn - Motion: "I move to adjourn." Seconded and approved.
Votes recorded in the meeting were taken by voice; the transcript records board members saying "Aye." Where roll-call counts were not recorded on the transcript, the summary lists outcomes as recorded verbally during the meeting.
