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Select Board approves liquor licenses, reimbursements, reimbursements and warrants totaling $739,494

Northfield Select Board · February 11, 2026
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Summary

The Northfield Select Board approved Champlain Farms’ liquor license renewal; an outside-consumption permit for Folina’s Pizza (Fate Hospitality LLC); reimbursement to Mark Fincher for a $465 waterline repair charge; reimbursement request for Lovers Lane ($180,961.24); payroll of $99,353.78; and the warrant package totaling $739,494.17. The board also authorized quoting to replace an aging fire pump.

At its meeting the Select Board approved several routine and financial items on the consent/ action agenda.

Licenses: The board renewed Champlain Farms’ liquor license by voice vote and approved an outside-consumption permit for Folina’s Pizza (Fate Hospitality LLC). No objections or abstentions were recorded.

Reimbursements and warrants: The board approved reimbursement of $465 to Mark Fincher for a waterline repair after town investigation found the town responsible for the issue. The board approved the warrant package totaling $739,494.17 (the chair noted $561,000 of that amount comes from the electric fund) and approved a reimbursement/certification request for the Vermont transportation grant for Lovers Lane in the amount of $180,961.24. The board approved biweekly payroll of $99,353.78.

Equipment procurement: The Select Board authorized staff to request quotes to replace a 2007 fire pump and associated truck, noting lead times of up to three years for major apparatus; members discussed using the purchasing policy to lock pricing when needed.

Executive session: Toward the end of the meeting the board voted to enter executive session under the cited statute to receive confidential attorney-client advice on a pending EEOC claim and a union grievance and to discuss personnel matters; the interim town manager and zoning administrator were invited to the session.