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Lisbon selectmen approve minutes corrections, two registrar transfers and a $165.75 tax refund; Farmers’ Market resignation noted

Board of Selectmen, Lisbon · June 8, 2026
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Summary

At the June 8 meeting the Lisbon Board of Selectmen corrected earlier minutes, approved two $750 line-item transfers for Democratic and Republican registrars, approved a $165.75 tax refund to Nissan Infinity, LT, LLC, and acknowledged a resignation from the Farmers’ Market committee.

The Lisbon Board of Selectmen on June 8 approved several routine administrative items, corrected prior minutes, and acknowledged a resignation from the town’s Farmers’ Market committee.

The board voted unanimously to approve corrections to prior minutes: the April 27, 2026 minutes were amended to clarify planner-provided specifications for Cobra Head pedestrian lighting along Route 12; the minutes from the May 11, 2026 NAA public hearing and regular meeting were corrected to show the NAA application amount as $24,000 (not $18,000) and to record that the work cited was at the Newent Meeting House rather than Burnham Tavern, as recorded in the minutes.

Members unanimously approved two line-item transfers of $750 each moving funds from LI #52550 (Supplies & Expenses) to LI #52511 (Democrat Registrar Salary) and LI #52512 (Republican Registrar Salary), respectively. The board also approved a tax refund of $165.75 to Nissan Infinity, LT, LLC on a unanimous vote.

In correspondence, the clerk reported a milling and paving contract submitted by Charles Pasteryak, JR, LLC for work at the Mell Road and Ames Road intersection to 156 Mell Road quoted at $282,400; this item was received as correspondence and no award was made. The board noted the Active Aging Center’s HVAC, window and flooring issues and said quotes are being obtained. The Board of Finance provided a memo indicating approval of a 27.7 mill rate for FY 2026–27.

The board adjourned at 7:20 p.m.