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Votes at a glance: Brookfield approves minutes, manifest, veteran tax credit and other routine actions

Town of Brookfield Selectboard · September 17, 2024
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Summary

The Selectboard approved multiple routine items: minutes (including sealing some nonpublic minutes), a $195,339.99 manifest, a veteran property-tax exemption for Megan Forry Perry, and other routine motions. Roll-call tallies were not provided in the transcript.

The Town of Brookfield Selectboard recorded a series of routine approvals during its meeting, including minutes, an accounts-payable manifest and a veteran property-tax exemption.

The board approved multiple sets of meeting minutes, including several nonpublic minutes that the board voted to keep sealed for five years. S4 moved and the board seconded approval for minutes from Sept. 3 and Sept. 10 and other listed dates; votes were taken by voice.

On financial matters, the board reviewed and approved a manifest totaling $195,339.99. Notable line items reviewed included a reduced Amazon charge (credit applied) making the payment $1,064.80, Eastern Materials gravel for $4,266, Kendall Construction for $5,632.50, Wakefield Regional School District charge of $50,726, and other regular bills and postage items. S2 moved to approve the manifest and the board voted in favor.

The board also considered and approved a property tax-credit/exemption application for a veteran, Megan Forry Perry of Holly Lane, on the assessor’s recommendation. S2 recommended approval, a motion was seconded and the board voted to grant the exemption.

Other administrative matters—such as routing a thank-you letter to the Wolf Road Board and scheduling/signature logistics—were also completed in the meeting. The transcript records voice votes and motions but does not provide individual roll-call vote records in the public transcript.