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North Haven Select Board approves generator purchase, parade permit and grant support; minutes adopted

North Haven Select Board · December 4, 2024
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Summary

At its Dec. 4 meeting the Select Board approved the Nov. 6 minutes, authorized purchase of a sewer portable generator (up to $6,500), approved contacting an island transporter for chemical shipments, authorized a staff member to sign a support letter for a Community Action Grant (up to $75,000), and approved a school homecoming parade for Dec. 17.

The North Haven Select Board took several administrative and operational votes at its Dec. 4 meeting.

Minutes: The board approved the Nov. 6, 2024 minutes by voice vote.

Sewer generator: The board approved a motion to purchase a portable Honda generator for sewer operations, authorizing spending up to $6,500 to cover the quoted $6,000 unit plus tax and incidentals. The generator is intended to support multiple lift stations and reduce the need to move existing standby units.

Chemical transport contingency: In response to an immediate ferry licensing issue, the board voted to contact the island transporter and attempt to schedule a shipment so the town can continue receiving disinfectant chemicals pending clarification from ferry and state authorities.

Grant support: The board authorized staff to sign a support letter for a Community Action Grant application (up to $75,000, no town match) to fund engineering and design work addressing saltwater intrusion at Fresh Pond. Staff reported that Ransom & Ransom and other consultants are assisting with scope and community engagement.

Parade permit: The board approved a request from the school for a homecoming parade on Dec. 17 at 5:00 p.m., with coordination from the deputy and fire department. The motion passed by voice vote.

Votes reported in the meeting were taken by voice and recorded as "all those in favor"; the transcript does not include numeric tallies for any voice votes.