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Select Board approves Planning Board appointment, liquor license renewal, office closure, quitclaim deeds and warrants
Summary
At its March 3 meeting the Trenton Select Board approved the appointment of Jacob Wartel to the Planning Board and a string of routine items — a liquor license renewal for Gateway Lobster Pound, front-office closure for March 9–13, two quitclaim deeds, and accounts-payable and payroll warrants — all by recorded votes (mostly 5–0).
The Trenton Select Board on March 3, 2026 signed off on several routine items: the board approved a Planning Board appointment, renewed a liquor license, accepted recommended front-office closures, approved two quitclaim deeds, and signed accounts-payable and payroll warrants.
John Bennett moved and Danielle Cole seconded a motion to sign the certificate of appointment for Jacob Wartel as a member of the Planning Board; the motion carried 5–0. The board also voted 5–0 to renew the liquor license for Gateway Lobster Pound (motion by John Bennett, seconded by Susan Sargent).
Separately, the board accepted staff recommendations to close the front office the week of March 9–13 (motion by Bennett; second Cole), again voting 5–0. The board approved and signed two quitclaim deeds after a motion by Bennett and second by Cole (vote 5–0). The Select Board approved and signed accounts-payable and payroll warrants as presented on a motion by Bennett and second by Cole (vote 5–0).
The minutes record that the Feb. 17 meeting minutes were approved earlier in the session on a motion by Susan Sargent, seconded by Danielle Cole; that motion passed 4–0 with one abstention (John Bennett).
These actions were recorded as part of the board’s regular business; the minutes do not indicate substantive debate on any of the items listed.
