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Roxbury selectmen review cell-tower email, walking-trail grant plans and approve $108,717.62 warrant
Summary
Selectmen reviewed an email from Senator Keim about coordinating with Verizon on a possible Roxbury cell tower, approved pursuing a walking-trail grant up to $12,000, noted a state-approved TIF, and accepted the town warrant for $108,717.62.
At their Sept. 27 meeting the Roxbury selectmen covered a range of municipal items: an email from Senator Keim about coordinating with Verizon on a potential cell tower in Roxbury; review of a fuel bid; a state approval of the town’s TIF; and plans for a walking trail project. The board approved a signed agreement for mainland contractors to do walking-trail work up to the $12,000 the town has approved and voted to pursue a grant to support the trail.
The board also reviewed correspondence from Efficiency Maine and a notice that Cunningham Security Systems had been bought out. Under New Business the board mentioned Medcare Ambulance and roadwork scheduling (winter roads pending contractor paperwork and salt delivery dates). The board accepted the warrant for $108,717.62 (motion by Matthew Patneaude, second Ray Hodsdon) and adjourned at 7:20 p.m.
The minutes list several items noted as 'no update' (including RoxWind and Olivewood Energy) and do not record detailed decisions about the cell-tower inquiry or fuel bid beyond reviewing the bid.
