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Middleton Finance Committee supports Warrant Article 7; skips two other articles
Summary
The Finance Committee unanimously supported Warrant Article 7, which reviews the table for elected officials, and agreed to pass over Articles 19 and 25 after staff noted a grant had been received and the Select Board changed direction on PFAS mitigation plans.
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The Middleton Finance Committee voted unanimously May 12 to support Warrant Article 7, which reviews the town's table for elected officials. Tom Martinuk moved to support the article and Peter Moon seconded; the motion passed without dissent.
Finance Director Sarah Wood said the committee's consent agenda would omit two other warrant items. "Articles 19 and 25 will be passed over," Wood stated, explaining that Article 19 is no longer needed because the grant has been received and Article 25 is being deferred after the Select Board opted for a different approach to PFAS mitigation plans.
The action to support Article 7 was procedural and carried by voice vote; no recorded roll-call votes were included in the meeting minutes. The committee did not vote on Articles 19 or 25, which were noted as passed over rather than defeated or adopted.
The committee schedule shows the next Finance Committee meeting on July 14 at 6 p.m. via Zoom.
