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Select Board votes at a glance: licenses, sidewalk funding and capital-stabilization position
Summary
The Select Board approved licenses and routine items, adjusted the funding source for a sidewalk capital project, and voted not to support a $2 million capital-stabilization appropriation for this Town Meeting.
The Select Board took the following recorded actions at its Oct. 28 meeting:
- Approved and filed memoranda 6.1 and 6.4 (motion recorded; unanimous). - Approved the warrant signature update (motion recorded; unanimous). - Approved minutes for Sept. 23 and Oct. 14 (motion recorded; unanimous). - Provisionally approved transfer of a victualler license for an ice-cream franchise with seating limited to 20 (motion: moved by Mr. Plasco; seconded by Mr. Donnelly; motion recorded as approved). - Approved an initial common victualler license for La Casita with seating not to exceed 16 (motion: moved by Mr. Plasco; seconded by Mr. Maine [as recorded]; motion recorded as approved). - Approved the consent agenda (motion recorded; unanimous). - Approved changing the funding source for the $950,000 sidewalk capital item from free cash to borrowing (motion moved by Mr. Donnelly; seconded by Mr. Plasco; motion recorded as approved). - Voted unanimously not to support Article 6 (the proposed $2,000,000 appropriation to a capital stabilization fund) for the upcoming Town Meeting (motion moved by Mr. Donnelly; seconded by Mr. Langley; motion recorded as approved). - Approved paid roads and ceremonies for Veterans Day (motion moved by Mr. Glasgow; seconded by Mr. Satt; motion recorded as unanimous approval). - Set a public hearing on setting the tax rate for Dec. 2 at 6:35 p.m. (motion: Mr. Plasco; seconded by Mr. Lane; motion recorded as approved).
Where motion text or a tally was not read into the record, the article above reports the board's recorded motion text and the movers/seconders as stated in the meeting transcript. If a specific numeric tally was not read, the report notes the meeting recording that the motion passed unanimously or was approved as recorded.
