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At a glance: Select Board votes, appointments and administrative actions — July 14, 2025

Select Board of the Town of Uxbridge
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Summary

On July 14 the Select Board approved appointments, accepted a donation, continued a licensing hearing, approved two jointly owned pole petitions, and approved committee appointments and minutes; see details below for motions and outcomes.

The Town of Uxbridge Select Board took several administrative actions at its July 14 meeting. Key approvals and administrative items included:

- Appointment: The board appointed Emmanuel Ramos to the Edward C. Thea / Fair Fund Trust (motion and unanimous vote). - Licensing hearing: The board continued the hearing on an outdoor alcoholic seating/service area at the Uxbridge Progressive Club to the next scheduled meeting for additional work with the building commissioner. - Utilities petitions: The board approved National Grid petitions to install/relocate jointly owned poles on Harvard Street and at 231 Oak Street after public hearings and found no unusual concerns. - Appointments: Robin Nasudi was appointed to the Open Space Committee (term to 06/30/2028) and Adam Lapointe was appointed to the Recreation Committee (term to 06/30/2028). - Donations: The board accepted a $1,000 donation from Scafuto's Barber Shop to the Uxbridge Police Department. - Regional representation: John Wise was appointed as the CMRPC delegate and Bill McMillan as alternate. - Minutes and adjournment: The board approved prior meeting minutes (April dates specified) and adjourned; the next scheduled meeting is Monday, July 28.

Where votes were recorded, motions carried as noted on the public record. Several items were routine administrative actions required for ongoing town operations.