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Northfield Sewer Commission opens bids for motor control center; no quorum halts votes
Summary
Bids for a motor control center were opened April 9, 2026, by Weston & Sampson personnel at a Northfield Sewer Commission meeting, but no quorum was present so the commission took no votes or formal actions.
The Northfield Sewer Commission documented the opening of bids for a motor control center on April 9, 2026, at Northfield Town Hall, but did not take any votes because a quorum was not present.
Bids for the MCC (motor control center) were opened by Weston & Sampson personnel, according to the meeting record. The commission noted “No Quorum. No discussion, note vote,” and no formal motions or voting tallies were recorded.
The meeting listing named Chair Karen Boudreau and Chief Isaac Golding among those present; Bernard (Bernie) Boudreau is also marked present on the record. Other individuals listed in the record include Tammy Pelletier; Matt Belden (noted as a guest); Barbara (Bee) Jacque; and Mitch Damon. The session was posted in compliance with the Massachusetts Open Meeting Law.
The meeting took place at 1:00 p.m. in the Select Board Room at Northfield Town Hall, 69 Main Street, Northfield. Because the commission lacked a quorum, staff or consultant personnel (Weston & Sampson) performed the administrative action of opening bids but the commission deferred any formal consideration or votes to a later date.
No additional discussion points, motions, or outcomes appear in the meeting record. The commission’s notation that bids were opened preserves procurement transparency while formal decision-making will require a future meeting with a quorum.
