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Select Board agrees to trial Wednesday afternoon Town Office closure; routine reimbursements approved

Carrabassett Valley Select Board · October 7, 2024
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Summary

Town Manager Garrett Corbin proposed a trial closure of the Town Office to the public on Wednesday afternoons beginning Nov. 13; the board reached consensus to try closing from 2 p.m. onward. The board also approved routine items including a $75 mowing reimbursement and adjourned at 5:41 p.m.

Town Manager Garrett Corbin asked the Select Board to approve a trial‑basis closure of the Town Office to the public on Wednesday afternoons beginning Nov. 13 to address a recent uptick in slow‑season office traffic. Corbin said staff would continue to work during the closure; the proposal recommended closing from 2 p.m. onward to minimize public inconvenience. The board agreed by consensus to try the change and directed that the website and the fall newsletter communicate the new trial hours; no formal vote was recorded.

On routine business the board approved several motions: Lloyd Cuttler moved and Jay Reynolds seconded approval of the Sept. 23 minutes (approved unanimously); Karen Campbell moved to reimburse Brian Demshar $75 from the road account for mowing Campbell Field Road, Jay Reynolds seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Jay Reynolds moved to adjourn, Karen Campbell seconded and the meeting adjourned at 5:41 p.m.

The minutes list several Homecoming events and a public presentation on the short course during the weekend; they also note a library book launch with Sen. Angus King and other community activities.