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Select Board approves commercial-recreation licenses and two mass-gathering permits
Summary
At its March 17, 2006 meeting the Select Board unanimously approved renewals for two commercial-recreation licenses, a blanket game-of-chance approval for the American Cribage Congress and two mass-gathering permits for Memorial Day and Harbor Fest; a discussion on waiving the purchase policy followed.
The Select Board on March 17, 2006 voted unanimously to approve several routine licenses and permits, including renewals for two commercial-recreation businesses and permits for upcoming community events.
The Clerk read a renewal application from Matthew Susi doing business as Salty Fly Dog Fishing LLC (30 Simpson Street) for a commercial-recreation business license. After the public hearing drew no comments, a Select Board member moved to close the hearing and grant the license; the motion was seconded and carried with five votes in favor.
The board next approved a renewal for Jeffrey Trudeau, doing business as Real Nice Surprise Charters (listed in the record as 274 Hot Wells Highlands). That motion to close the hearing and grant the license also passed unanimously.
The board granted a blanket letter of approval for the American Cribage Congress to hold a game of chance at the Wells Senior Center, 300 Post Road, after the Clerk read the application and there were no public objections.
The Select Board approved two mass-gathering permits read into the record by the Clerk: one for a Memorial Day parade (applicant listed as Tyler Wells, transcript gives the parade date as May 25, 2026) and one for Harbor Fest (date in the record: July 25, 2026). No members of the public spoke on either item; motions to close the hearings and grant the permits were moved, seconded and adopted with five votes in favor.
The meeting record shows each of the above motions passed by voice vote with five affirmative responses. The transcript records an announced payment item listed as '26' in the amount of $20,226.58 during the meeting’s announcements; the transcript does not specify payee or further detail.
The approvals were procedural and uncontroversial; the board moved on to other business following the permit votes.
