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Selectpersons approve road name, an appointment and multiple warrants; routine administrative items advanced

Selectpersons of Hancock · June 19, 2024
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Summary

The Hancock Selectpersons approved the road name 'Moon Farm,' appointed Tim Kief to the Comprehensive Planning Committee, approved several payables and stipends warrants, and noted follow-ups on an abandoned boat and a Memorial Day committee.

The Hancock Selectpersons handled several administrative matters at their June 19 meeting, approving a road name, an appointment to a planning committee, and multiple warrants.

Sean Jones moved and Adam Foster seconded approval of the road name 'Moon Farm' (Road/Way) for the Old John Moon Farm property; the motion passed 4–0. The Road Commissioner, George Moon, will meet with residents to determine whether the designation will be Road or Way.

Adam Foster moved and Sean Jones seconded the nomination and appointment of Tim Kief to the Comprehensive Planning Committee; the motion passed 4–0. The minutes record no additional background about Kief beyond the appointment motion.

The board approved payables and payroll warrants: Payables Warrant #105 for $18,343.94; HVFD warrant #106 for $13,548.16; Payroll Warrant #104 for $3,433.90; and Payroll Warrant #107 (stipends) for $17,893.87. Each motion to approve was recorded as passing 4–0.

Other administrative notes: The Harbor Master, Zach Piper, and Clerk Cheryl A. Robinson will continue efforts to resolve an abandoned-boat issue. Clerk Robinson said she will place a sand-bid advertisement in the paper and will reach out regarding forming a Memorial Day event committee. The HVFD deed and grant were noted as being in the Town of Hancock; no further action was recorded in the minutes excerpt.

The meeting adjourned at 7:07 p.m. after a motion by Sean Jones and second by Adam Foster that passed 4–0.