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Select Board roundup: minutes approved; consent warrants, cemetery mowing and a temporary account approved
Summary
The North Haven Select Board approved minutes, consent warrants and a cemetery mowing contract (motion recorded as 'eight M'); the board also authorized a temporary checking arrangement to avoid wire fees and approved dock cameras.
At the April 2 Select Board meeting, members handled several routine but consequential administrative items.
The board approved minutes for March 5 and March 19 after a brief clarification request about wording in the March 19 minutes (a member expressed concern the water-meter hookup wording might be read as a one-time fee). Consent agenda items — including sewer and water warrants and payroll — were approved after the treasurer explained the 'treasurer's warrant' signing process for routine payments.
The board accepted a cemetery mowing bid described on the record as "eight M" (amount as stated in the meeting record) and approved a request from the treasurer to open a temporary mini-checking arrangement to avoid $35 wire fees when accessing tax-anticipation loan funds. The transfer-station update noted the dock-camera livestream is operational and two additional cameras were ordered.
All routine motions were approved by voice vote with no roll-call tallies provided in the record; one member abstained from an item earlier in the meeting citing inability to see documents.
