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Select Board approves licenses, permits and routine items; extends petition deadline

Board of Selectmen (Select Board) · April 15, 2026
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Summary

On April 15 the Select Board approved a common victualler and a Class 2 dealer license transfer, granted a raffle permit, approved a road-closure for a May 9 race (subject to Police/Fire approval), reappointed budget-subcommittee representatives and extended the citizen petition deadline to April 29.

The board handled a series of routine administrative and consent items during the April 15 meeting. Actions included:

- Transfer of a common victualler license for 9 Sterling Street to Juan Castillo; motion by Matt Kobus, seconded by Sean Kerrigan, approved by roll call.

- Transfer of a Class 2 dealer license at 240 Main Street for applicants identified as Alex and Matthew; approved unanimously after discussion.

- Approval of a raffle permit for the Clinton Greenway Conservation Trust following a motion by Matt Kobus and a second from Sean Kerrigan.

- Authorization of a May 9 road closure from School Street to Nelson Street for a road race, approved subject to Police and Fire sign-offs.

- Reappointment of Matt Kobus and Mary Rose Dickhaut to the joint budget subcommittee and a unanimous vote to extend the citizen petition deadline to April 29.

The board also heard a Town Administrator report that a 40B application for 23 Coyne Street has been submitted and described upcoming steps in that review process.