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At a glance: minutes, signage and bills approved by Blackstone meeting

Town of Blackstone meeting (unspecified town committee) · October 21, 2024
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Summary

The meeting approved the Oct. 7 minutes and several small expenditures: $110 for park sign QR‑code stickers, up to $150 for volunteer lunch at a community garden build, and routine bills including a $140.74 Home Depot charge; all motions passed by voice vote.

At its recent meeting the town group recorded several formal motions and voice votes on routine business.

Minutes: A motion to approve the Oct. 7 minutes was made (mover: Dawn; seconder: Bob) and passed by voice vote.

Signage: The board approved purchasing adhesive QR‑code stickers and one patch to update four park signs for $110 (mover: Bob; seconder: Dawn). Members discussed a $2.25 installation charge if the vendor installs the stickers but approved the $110 purchase itself by voice vote.

Volunteer lunch for community garden build: The board approved spending up to $150 for lunch for volunteers who will build garden beds for a community garden project (mover: Sarah; seconder: Bob). The lunch authorization was approved by voice vote.

Bills: Members voted to approve outstanding bills and to process payments, including a Home Depot charge of $140.74 among other routine invoices (motion to approve all bills: mover recorded; seconded by Bob; voice vote passed). The board also approved advertisement and porta‑john bills discussed earlier in the agenda.

Adjournment: The meeting adjourned on a motion by Dawn, seconded by Sarah, approved by voice vote.

All votes were taken by vocal assent during the meeting; recorded tallies consisted of ayes and no roll‑call counts were presented in the transcript.