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Jefferson Select Board approves salt-shed inspection, adopts snow-plowing contract changes and OKs $263,125.56 warrant
Summary
At its Nov. 18 meeting the Jefferson Select Board voted to hire Calderwood Engineering to inspect structural cracks at the town’s salt shed, approved revisions to the snow-plowing contract and signed an expense warrant for $263,125.56.
The Jefferson Select Board on Nov. 18 voted to accept an engineering estimate from Calderwood Engineering to inspect structural cracks at the base of the town’s salt shed, approved revisions to the town snow-plowing contract and signed a $263,125.56 expense warrant.
The board accepted the Calderwood estimate and authorized an inspection to evaluate the severity of cracks at the salt shed. Select Board member Robert Clark Jr. is recorded as being present during the planned inspection. The motion to proceed with the Calderwood inspection passed 3-0.
The board also reviewed and voted to approve changes to the town’s snow-plowing contract that had been discussed at the Nov. 14 meeting; the Select Board signed the revised contract and Wayne Johnston signed as well. The motion approving the contract changes passed 3-0.
The meeting record shows the Nov. 4 meeting minutes were approved with a tally of 2-0; the record does not specify whether a member was absent or abstained on that vote. The board approved the town expense warrant for $263,125.56; the minutes record the warrant’s approval but do not list individual roll-call votes by name.
Select Board member Pamela Grotton signed a signature card authorizing access to the Meserve Mill account as a routine administrative step during the meeting. The board adjourned at 6:33 p.m.
