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Cranberry Isles Select Board agrees to rebid MSW contract; reviews work plan and dock projects
Summary
The board agreed without dissent to put the municipal solid-waste (MSW) contract out to bid and reviewed work-plan items including Manset dock and parking issues and the TCI towing policy; a Working Waterfront Grant was submitted for dock resiliency.
At the June 3 meeting, the Cranberry Isles Select Board reviewed an updated municipal solid-waste (MSW) contract and agreed without dissent to advertise it for bidding.
Chair Katelyn Damon presented the updated contract and the board discussed terms and next steps; the minutes record the board's decision to proceed with a competitive solicitation but do not record a formal mover/second or a roll-call vote. The item was recorded as approved for bidding "without dissent." Staff will handle the procurement steps and advertising.
The board also reviewed its work plan, touching on Manset parking and dock updates and the TCI towing policy. Damon reported that the town submitted a Working Waterfront Grant application for design and resiliency work on the Little Cranberry Island town dock; the board discussed GCI piling needs and the Sutton dock replacement project.
No specific contract award or funding decisions were made at the meeting; several items require staff follow-up and coordination with the town attorney and grant administrators.
