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Votes at a glance: Greenwich Board of Selectmen actions, March 26, 2026
Summary
At its March 26 meeting the board approved minutes, appointed committee members, approved the Historic District Commission as study committee for the Hankin House, and adjourned; the outdoor‑dining fee vote was postponed two weeks.
Summary of formal actions recorded at the Town of Greenwich Board of Selectmen meeting, March 26, 2026:
- Approval: Minutes of the regular meeting of 03/12/2026. Motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as yes (Fred Camillo, Lauren Raven, Rachel Conn). Outcome: approved.
- Approval: Minutes of the special meeting of 03/12/2026. Motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as yes. Outcome: approved.
- Approval: Appoint Historic District Commission as the study committee to review 341 North Street (Hankin House) for possible local historic designation. Motion by Lauren Raven; second by Rachel Conn; voice vote unanimous among those present. Outcome: approved.
- Appointment: Ron Caracella, Citizens Police Advisory Committee, term expiring 12/31/2028. Motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as yes. Outcome: approved.
- Appointment: Sam Romeo, Greenwich Communities, term expiring 07/31/2031. Motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as yes. Outcome: approved.
- Appointment: Sarah Harris, Inland Wetlands and Water Courses Agency, term expiring 10/31/2029. Motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as yes. Outcome: approved.
- Appointment: Tom Broadhurst, Selectman's Nomination Advisory Committee, term expiring 06/30/2029. Motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as yes. Outcome: approved.
- Postponement: Vote on proposed 2026 outdoor‑dining fee revisions (to allow for stakeholder input on barrier sleeves and fee impacts). Motion to postpone approved; outcome: postponed for two weeks.
- Adjournment: Motion to adjourn moved and seconded; voice vote approved.
Notes: Where recorded, the meeting used voice roll calls with board members indicating yes. The opioid settlement item was presented as a first read and did not receive a vote; the outdoor‑dining fees matter was postponed for further review.
