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NECCOG records motions approving referrals, STIP amendments and other routine items

Northeastern Connecticut Council of Governments (NECCOG) · September 1, 2024
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Summary

NECCOG recorded motions approving the 2025 Secretary's Certification for Regional Services Grant Program, STIP amendments, regional referrals and town-level zoning referrals; several motions included named movers and seconders but minutes did not provide full roll-call tallies.

The Northeastern Connecticut Council of Governments recorded a series of procedural motions and approvals at its Sept. 27 meeting.

Key actions recorded in the minutes: the previous minutes were approved (motion by Kevin Cunningham; second by David Eaton). A resolution (Secretary's Certification) for the 2025 Regional Services Grant Program was presented and a motion to approve was made by Kevin Cunningham and seconded by David Eaton. STIP actions and amendments (REG 15 AMD-ACT PACKAGE 09.12.2024 and RPA 70 RR AMD-ACT PACKAGE 08.27.2024) were reviewed and a motion to approve was made by Kevin Cunningham and seconded by Chandler Paquette. The council recorded a motion to approve regional referrals (mover: Maureen Nicholson; seconder: Kevin Cunningham). Members reviewed Town of Killingly referrals (text amendment to Section 7.25; zone map change Appl. #24-1337) and Town of Sterling referrals (new Section 6.03 Excavations; amend Section 301.2 Special Permits); a motion to approve those referrals was recorded (mover: David Eaton; seconder: Dana Barrow). The meeting adjourned at 9:46 a.m.; motion to adjourn was made by David Cunningham and seconded by Chris Lippke.

The meeting minutes list mover/second for each of these items but do not include vote tallies in the text. Where the minutes explicitly state an approval (for example, the previous minutes), that approval is recorded; for other items the minutes record the motion and seconder without a roll-call vote count in the text.