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Selectboard approves porta‑potty funding, ambulance‑billing agreement and other routine business
Summary
At the April 27 meeting the Selectboard approved $2,000 from the recreation grant for Shunpike porta‑potties, accepted a three‑year business associate agreement for ambulance billing collections, approved a National Grid pole location with no stipulations, and signed minutes, warrants and an invoice.
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The Charlemont Selectboard on April 27 approved several routine administrative items, including funding for porta‑potties and a contract authorization for ambulance billing collections.
The board voted to fund Shunpike porta‑potties at $2,000 from the recreation grant after a motion by Kim Blakeslee and a second from Wilder Sparks. The board also accepted a standard three‑year Business Associate Agreement authorizing a collections company to handle ambulance billing (noted in the record as a service used by Comstar); Jared Bellows moved to accept and Wilder Sparks seconded.
On a separate agenda item the board discussed a modification to a previously approved National Grid pole location on North Heath Road. Town Counsel and National Grid advised the board that stipulations could not be attached; Jared Bellows moved to approve the pole location with no stipulations, Kim Blakeslee seconded and the motion passed.
The board approved and signed minutes for March 23, April 13 and April 16; approved payroll and vendor warrants; and approved a KPLaw invoice related to a registry of deeds filing. Jared Bellows moved to adjourn at 7:35 p.m.; Wilder Sparks seconded and the meeting ended by unanimous vote.
The board also scheduled a pre‑town‑meeting information and candidates night for Monday, May 18 at 6:00 p.m. at the school and heard a brief recreation report from Town Administrator Sarah Reynolds about the regional "413 Day" session and river‑safety concerns.
