Select Board signs 2025 tax commitment, approves warrants and several routine motions; auditor draft not signed
Summary
At its Sept. 3 meeting the Thorndike Select Board signed the 2025 tax commitment, approved monthly warrants and a business renewal, accepted a clerk medical-leave request and tabled the auditor draft and snow-plow bid pending clarification.
The Thorndike Select Board reviewed and signed the 2025 tax commitment on Sept. 3 after discussing time spent preparing the commitment and an explanatory chart about mil-rate changes. Charles Greenberg moved to sign the commitment sheet; Jeff Fowler seconded and the motion passed 3-0. The town clerk said tax bills would be mailed on Sept. 4, 2025.
Earlier, the board reviewed and voted to accept the monthly bill and payroll warrants; Charles Greenberg moved and Christopher Lewis seconded, and the motion passed 3-0. The board also approved the Nova Farm Manufacturing renewal form; Charles Greenberg moved to sign and Christopher Lewis seconded, with the clerk to email the renewal on Sept. 4.
An auditor draft was placed on the agenda but a motion to sign the draft failed after Christopher Lewis said too many questions remained and he was not comfortable signing. The board did not sign the auditor draft.
The board scheduled annual furnace cleaning and tabled discussion of the snow-plow bid until a future meeting so the bid format can be clarified. The town clerk’s request for medical leave in October was approved; the clerk indicated she might work some after-hours if she feels up to it.
With no further business the board adjourned at 9:10 p.m.
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