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Town of Sprague approves amendment to regional solid‑waste contract and updates hazard mitigation annex
Summary
At a Dec. 18, 2012 special town meeting called by First Selectman Catherine Osten, the Town of Sprague approved a resolution authorizing an amendment to its municipal solid‑waste management contract with the Southeastern Connecticut regional recovery authority and approved a Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Annex; both passed by voice vote.
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First Selectman Catherine Osten called the Town of Sprague’s special town meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Dec. 18 in the Town Hall courtroom. The meeting record lists Claire B. Glaude as clerk.
The meeting approved a resolution authorizing an amendment to the Town’s Municipal Solid Waste Management Services contract, originally dated Nov. 13, 1985, and previously amended in 1994 and 1998. Board member Denise Dembinski moved the resolution; Armand Glaude seconded and the measure carried by voice vote. The resolution, as presented at the meeting, authorizes the First Selectman to execute, deliver and perform the amendment and to execute other documents necessary to implement it. It also directs that copies of the executed amendment be filed with the minutes and notes that, if required, the amendment and related arrangements for waste handling and resource recovery shall be submitted pursuant to Public Act No. 85-436 as part of a townwide solid waste management plan. The resolution cites Sections 22a-275 and 22a-221 of the Connecticut General Statutes as authority for the action.
The meeting also approved the Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Annex for the Town of Sprague. That motion was made by Armand Glaude, seconded by Denise Dembinski, and approved by voice vote.
There was no roll-call vote recorded in the minutes; both approvals are recorded as voice votes. A motion to adjourn, made by Armand Glaude and seconded by Denise Dembinski, was approved and the meeting adjourned at 7:06 p.m.
No additional discussion, public comment, or amendments to the documents are recorded in the meeting text. Copies of the executed amendment are to be filed with the meeting minutes, per the resolution.
