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Cushing Selectboard approves warrants, accepts sand bid and OKs one-day liquor permit
Summary
At its July 8 meeting the Cushing Selectboard approved Warrants #26 and #27, accepted a sand bid at $17.50 per cubic yard, granted a one-day liquor license to the Georges River Land Trust, approved library room use and a BMV policy, and adjourned at 6:43 p.m.
The Cushing Selectboard on July 8 approved two warrants and a series of routine agenda items, including a sand bid and a one-day liquor license.
Chair Craig Currie opened the meeting at 6:00 p.m., confirmed a quorum and led the Pledge of Allegiance. The board voted 5-0 to approve 2024 Warrants #26 and #27 (motion by Craig Currie; second by Tracey Bally).
The board approved minutes as presented (motion by Craig Currie; second by Mike James; vote 5-0). The meeting record contains a clerical inconsistency that references both June 10 and June 24 minutes; the board approved the minutes as provided at the meeting.
On a consent-style vote, the Selectboard signed a one-day liquor license for a Georges River Land Trust event in July, citing Title 28 as allowing approval without a public hearing (motion by Craig Currie; second by Brian Soiett; vote 5-0). The transcript does not specify the jurisdiction or full citation for "Title 28."
The board accepted a sand bid from Donald E. Meklin and Sons at $17.50 per cubic yard (motion by Craig Currie; second by Tracey Bally; vote 5-0). The motion record lists no additional conditions or delivery terms in the transcript.
The Cushing Library was authorized to use the community room for two upcoming events — July 20 for a Marc Black program and Aug. 18 for a Guiding Eyes program — after a 5-0 vote (motion by Craig Currie; second by Mike James).
The Selectboard approved a BMV policy (motion by Craig Currie; second by Cheryl Stackpole; vote 5-0). The contents of the BMV policy are not described in the meeting record.
Chair Craig Currie moved, and Tracey Bally seconded, to adjourn at 6:43 p.m.; the motion passed 5-0. Danika Poland is listed in the minutes as the recording secretary.
