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Votes at a glance: Interim administrator, clerk appointment, appeal participation and permits
Summary
The council approved an interim town administrator hire, appointed the deputy town clerk to fill an unexpired term, declined to join an appeal in a labor contract case, authorized shed removal and approved a one‑day liquor license among other routine matters.
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At the meeting the Little Compton Town Council approved several motions and routine items summarized below.
Hire of interim town administrator: The council voted to hire Anya Raider Wallach as interim town administrator contingent on a suitable contract approved by the solicitor and completion of a successful background check; a start date of 2025-11-03 was recorded in the motion.
Town clerk appointment: The council accepted the retirement designation of Town Clerk Carol A. Wardell and voted to appoint Deputy Town Clerk Heather Jay Cook, CMC, to fill the unexpired term beginning 2026-01-01.
Labor case appeal participation: Following a solicitor summary of a recent ruling about continued terms of lapsed collective bargaining agreements, the council voted not to participate in any appeal of the Town of Barrington case; the solicitor had recommended against participating because of low prospects of success and potential appeal costs.
Garden Club donation and shed removal: Council acknowledged a donation for a garden project and approved removal of two aging, pressure-treated sheds adjacent to the playground; Jason Burchard was authorized to coordinate removal and related site work.
Licenses and routine business: The council approved a one‑day Class F retail beverage license for a Surf and Turf dinner scheduled for 2025-11-08 at 88 Hyundai Road (Little Compton Game Play); it also received budget committee template examples and moved to brief the incoming town administrator on those recommendations.

