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Votes at a glance: NVCOG meeting actions

Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments (NVCOG) Board · January 17, 2026
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Summary

Summary of formal votes taken at the NVCOG meeting: election of officers (executive committee slate), adoption of Resolution 2605 (DOT projects), approval of minutes and financial report, and adoption of a legislative position recommending suspension of 8‑30g filings until regional housing growth plans are effective.

At its January meeting, NVCOG recorded the following formal actions:

- Election of executive officers: slate presented by the nominating committee (George Temple as chair, Mayor Loretti as vice chair, Mayor Panarouski as treasurer, Bob Chatfield as secretary, plus named executive committee members). Motion made, seconded and approved by voice vote.

- Resolution 2605: NVCOG endorsed two DOT/MPO projects (Project 96212 — I‑84 drainage asset study in Middlebury, Southbury, Newtown; and a District 1 traffic signal replacement program including two intersections on Route 69). Motion adopted by voice vote to endorse project programming.

- Minutes: Motion to approve meeting minutes carried by voice vote.

- Financial report: Motion to accept the financial report for the period ending 11/30/2025 carried by voice vote. Report noted 38% budget to actual and a net position of roughly $136,000.

- Legislative position (moratorium on 8‑30g filings): Board adopted recommendation to advocate suspension of acceptance of 8‑30g applications until regional housing growth plans are effective under the special session public act; motion moved by George Temple and carried by voice vote. Staff will circulate the written position and seek legislative sponsors.

Where vote tallies were not specified in the transcript, the record shows voice votes and motions "carried" or "unanimous"; no roll‑call tallies were provided in the meeting transcript.