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Select Board approves routine licenses, donation and appointments; manager outlines planning and bidding timelines

Wilton Select Board · April 7, 2026
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Summary

The Wilton Select Board unanimously approved two liquor‑license renewals, accepted a $2,500 donation for the town swimming program, approved AVCOG ballots and several appointments, and the town manager reported on retaining wall bids, tax due dates, planning board zoning updates and a tentative candidate's night.

At its April 7 meeting, the Wilton Select Board approved routine consent items including on‑premise liquor license renewals for Salt Marsh Tavern and Cloutier Watton Golf LLC; both motions were approved unanimously with no police issues reported.

The board accepted a $2,500 donation from John Air Bass II to a special reserve fund for the Wilton swimming program; the donation was recorded as coming from a trust. The board also reviewed and authorized submission of AVCOG officer ballots for the 2026–27 officers and completed several appointments: fire department committee members (Michael Parker, Matthew Smith, Chance Sweat) and a Board of Appeals appointment for Peter Robichaud; those votes were unanimous.

In the manager’s report staff said bid documents for a retaining wall are being finalized, a pre‑bid meeting will be held and bids are expected back by mid‑May. Nomination papers for select board seats are available and due April 10; the second half of 2025–26 taxes are due May 1. The planning board has advertised a public hearing for April 22 on zoning ordinance updates (eight of nine sections have edits); staff and board discussed whether warrant articles should be combined or split depending on whether changes are merely formatting/clarifying or substantive.