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Tolland selectmen approve conservation restrictions, sign veteran-services agreement and appoint election clerks

Board of Selectmen · May 18, 2026
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Summary

At its May 18 meeting the Tolland Board of Selectmen approved conservation restrictions on privately owned Clark properties to be held by the Massachusetts Audubon Society, signed insurance paperwork for emergency personnel and an inter-municipal veteran services agreement, and appointed three election clerks.

The Tolland Board of Selectmen on May 18 approved conservation restrictions on private properties owned by Susan L. Clark and Joseph and Kelly Clark, signed insurance paperwork for firefighters and police through VFIS, approved an inter-municipal agreement for veteran services and appointed three election ballot and tally clerks, according to the meeting minutes.

Selectman Steven DellaGiustina moved to approve and sign the conservation restrictions for the Clark properties; Selectman Ed Deming seconded the motion, which the minutes record as passed. The minutes say the restrictions “prohibit building and other forms of development” and that ownership of the properties will remain private while the restrictions will be held by the Massachusetts Audubon Society.

The Board also reviewed and signed insurance coverage documents through VFIS covering firefighters and police personnel; the minutes do not list policy amounts or other specifics. Later in the meeting, Selectman Ed Deming moved to approve and sign an inter-municipal agreement for veteran services; Selectman DellaGiustina seconded the motion and it is recorded as passed.

Selectman DellaGiustina moved to appoint Diane Pother, Carol Edwards and David Pickhardt as election ballot and tally clerks; Selectman Deming seconded and the motion is recorded in the minutes as passed unanimously. The minutes do not provide vote tallies by name beyond recording that each motion passed.

The meeting adjourned at 6:30 PM; the minutes are signed "Respectfully submitted, Margaret McClellan."