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Selectboard approves warrants, licensing and a policy update in consent actions
Summary
The board unanimously approved the Aug. 20 minutes, general warrant number 16 for $97,580.67, renewal of a junk-car/salvage license, a revised cash-handling policy and a quick-claim release of town interest in foreclosed property.
The Selectboard approved a series of routine items by voice vote.
Actions taken: - Approved the minutes of Aug. 20 (motion moved and seconded; voice vote). - Approved general warrant number 16 in the amount of $97,580.67; board members discussed an annual $17,000 fee for the town’s tax-collection software as part of the warrant and approved the payment by voice. - Waived public hearing and renewed the salvage/junk-car license for Audits Automotive and Salvage (applicant in place since 2019); motion carried by voice. - Adopted changes to the town’s cash-handling policy, updating procedures for electronic payments, role changes and the treatment of bounced checks; motion moved, seconded and approved. - Approved a quit-claim release returning town interest in a parcel taken for nonpayment of taxes upon full payment of back taxes and fees; motion carried by voice.
Vote notes: In each case members indicated unanimous or voice approval; no roll-call tallies by name were recorded in the public minutes delivered in the meeting.
What’s next: These items will be reflected in the town’s published minutes and warrant documentation; the town manager and accounting staff will implement the updated cash-handling procedures.
