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Select Board schedules Feb. 17 public hearings; town may qualify for 66% forgiveness if warrant article passes
Summary
Town Manager Jessica Cyr told the Select Board the town's forgiveness-grant application qualifies for 66% forgiveness if the related warrant article passes; the board agreed to hold required public hearings during its Feb. 17 meeting, starting at 6 p.m.
Town Manager Jessica Cyr told the Lancaster Select Board on Jan. 20 that the town's application for a forgiveness grant was submitted early enough to qualify for 66% forgiveness, provided the related warrant article passes at town meeting.
Cyr said several warrant articles require public hearings prior to town meeting and proposed holding those hearings at the Select Board meeting on Feb. 17 with an earlier 6:00 p.m. start time; the board agreed to the earlier start. The minutes do not identify the full list of articles that must hold hearings, nor do they specify dollar amounts for the forgiveness grant in the minutes.
Cyr also said transfer station paving options have been received and recommended that the board review paving options after the related warrant article is decided at town meeting. The minutes show the board deferred further paving decisions pending the outcome of the warrant article.
Public hearings on warrant articles are scheduled for Feb. 17, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at Town Hall (upstairs), according to the minutes.
