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Select Board approves extension of purchase‑and‑sale agreement for Linnell Motel site
Summary
The Town of Rumford Board of Select Persons voted Jan. 13, 2025 to approve an extension of the purchase-and-sale agreement for the Linnell Motel site after a motion by DiConzo and a second from Theriault; the minutes record a 5-0 approval and a later adjournment vote of 4-1.
The Town of Rumford Board of Select Persons voted Jan. 13, 2025 to approve an extension of the purchase-and-sale agreement for the Linnell Motel site, according to the board minutes. The motion to approve was recorded as moved by DiConzo and seconded by Theriault; the minutes show a 5-0 recorded vote in favor.
The matter appears on the minutes as item 4, “Discuss/Approve Extension of Purchase and Sale Agreement for the Linnell Motel Site.” The minutes do not include substantive discussion, conditions attached to the extension, dollar amounts, or a revised deadline; they record only the motion, the seconder and the vote tally. The minutes also state the approval was "for approval by the Select Board and in accordance with Article XVIII, 3(3) of the Town Charter."
The meeting opened at 5:00 p.m. in Jury Room 1 and included the Pledge of Allegiance and adoption of the agenda. The minutes record a later motion to adjourn, moved by Theriault and seconded by DiConzo, with a recorded vote of 4-1; the document does not explain the difference in tallies between the two votes.
The minutes include a signature block dated Feb. 3, 2025 listing the names George Itale and George O'Keefe; the minutes identify George O'Keefe as "Town Manager, Economic Development Director." The minutes do not assign formal titles to DiConzo or Theriault within the text, so the article refers to them by the names recorded in the minutes.
No further actions, deadlines, funding sources or next steps are recorded in the minutes for the Linnell Motel agreement extension. The minutes as recorded are the primary public record of the board's action on the item.
