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Selectmen approve consent agenda, FEMA flood maps and several routine items; votes at a glance
Summary
At its June 9 meeting the Bow Town Selectmen approved the consent agenda (including tax prepayment authorization), adopted FEMA's flood insurance study and FIRMs, referred the hawkers and peddlers ordinance to town council for updates, approved OctoberFest activities, waived deed waiver number three ($488.95), and scheduled a sitewalk/public hearing for July 14.
The Bow Town Board of Selectmen used the consent and regular agenda on June 9 to clear several routine but consequential items.
The board approved the consent agenda, which included a certificate authorizing the tax collector to accept prepayment of property taxes. The board also voted to adopt FEMA's Flood Insurance Study and the updated flood insurance rate maps listed in the packet. The motions to approve the May 26 meeting minutes and the FEMA documents were seconded and approved by voice votes.
The board reviewed a hawkers and peddlers ordinance, noted state statute changes, and voted to forward the ordinance to the town council with recommendations to update it consistent with state law. The board approved an OctoberFest request from Jared Bland for a road race, fireworks and town activities scheduled for September 26. On tax‑defaulted properties, the board discussed three deed waivers and voted to waive deed waiver number three for $488.95.
Finally the board scheduled two sitewalk stops (South B Road and Woodill) to begin at 5:00 p.m. on July 14 followed by a public hearing at the start of the meeting; a motion to set the sitewalk and public hearing passed unanimously.
Votes recorded by voice were consistently unanimous in the transcript; specific roll-call tallies were not read aloud beyond "all in favor" and confirmations of four in favor.
