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Eastham zoning task force elects chair, recommends two candidates to restore seven-member panel

Eastham Zoning Task Force · June 25, 2026
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Summary

At a hybrid meeting the Eastham Zoning Task Force elected a new chair, confirmed continuing officers and voted to recommend two candidates — Sarah Korjeff and Tracy (Vincent/Benson listed in record) — to the select board to return the panel to seven members.

The vice chair, who opened the hybrid meeting and said they would act as chair for the session, sought a nomination for a permanent chair and committee members nominated and approved “Martin” to lead the task force moving forward. The nomination drew immediate support; the group responded aloud with “Aye” and members congratulated the newly chosen chair.

The task force also confirmed continuation of the vice chair for now and reappointed Pat as clerk, with members nominating and voting to retain those roles. The vice chair said the clerk would handle minutes and distribution and asked staff to forward the search committee’s interview notes and contact information for candidates to the task force and the town clerk.

On membership the task force voted to recommend two candidates to the select board to restore seven members: Sarah Korjeff and Tracy (Benson/Vincent appears in the record). The committee agreed to send a formal letter and ask the town clerk to place the recommendation on the select board agenda for appointment, and noted that the select board must vote to confirm appointments.

Minutes from the June 5 meeting were moved, seconded and approved later in the session. The meeting record shows members took the routine procedural votes by voice; no roll-call tallies were offered in the minutes.

The newly confirmed leadership and the recommended appointments set the task force’s membership and procedural footing as it begins work on the 2027 agenda.