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Select Board approves liquor license renewal, a private road name and a nonvoting MCC student member
Summary
The board unanimously approved a liquor license renewal for the Shalomont/Charamont restaurant, authorized the private road name Powder Day Lane, and approved adding a nonvoting student member to the Morristown Conservation Commission to serve a one‑year term.
At its Dec. 15 session the Morristown Select Board took several routine approvals:
- Liquor license renewal: The board voted unanimously to renew the liquor license for the Charamont/Shalomont restaurant at 116 Vermont Route 15 West (third‑class license). The police chief indicated no objections.
- Private road name: The board approved the private road name "Powder Day Lane" for a road off Lawrence Farm Road after staff noted Vermont 911 had cleared the name and there were no similar names in the area.
- Morristown Conservation Commission student member: The board approved adding a nonvoting student member to the Morristown Conservation Commission. The student would be selected and interviewed by the MCC and ratified by the select board; the pilot appointment would run for one school year and staff indicated outreach to the high school principal to recruit candidates.
All three items passed without recorded opposition. The board also approved minutes and warrants during the meeting.
