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On the Norwalk agenda: warrants, property deeds, appointments and a $2,000 trail grant

Norwalk Select Board · March 18, 2026
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Summary

At its March 18 meeting the select board approved general and airport warrants, adopted the annual fee schedule, approved multiple quick‑claim deeds for tax‑foreclosure properties, confirmed several board appointments, approved a roadside collection permit and awarded $2,000 to the Norwalk Sportsman Association.

The Norwalk select board handled a mix of routine business at its March 18 meeting and approved several financial and administrative actions.

Key approvals

- General warrant number six for $222,950.12 — approved on roll call. - Airport warrant number three for $1,774.69 — approved on roll call. - Annual fee schedule — board voted to keep the fee schedule unchanged from the prior year. - Multiple property dispositions — the board approved a series of quick‑claim deeds and settlement statements returning foreclosed or tax‑delinquent properties to prior owners or approving sales (items included 40 Beach Hill Rd; 13 Wade St; 344 Walker Rd; 186 Oakill Rd; 1 Hill Rd; 240 Madison Rd; 28 Pleasant Hill Dr; 908 Winding Hill Rd). - Appointments — the board appointed members to the budget committee, planning board, library trustees and the sewer commission; interim terms generally run until the next town meeting per statute. - Permit and donation approvals — the board approved a volunteer roadside collection permit for April 4 and authorized a $2,000 municipal donation to the Norwalk Sportsman Association for trail equipment.

Votes were recorded by roll call at the meeting for most items; staff will implement deed signings, update tax records where special assessments or liens apply, and follow up on procurement and scheduling for capital projects discussed in the manager’s report.

The meeting adjourned after routine other business.