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Selectboard approves routine licenses, appointments and event permits in unanimous votes
Summary
At its June 22 meeting the Selectboard approved liquor and tobacco renewals, drain layer licenses, an interim zoning administrator appointment, a sole‑source maintenance designation for Brook Field Service, and parade/event permits; all motions passed 5‑0.
The Springfield Selectboard approved a set of routine administrative actions June 22, voting unanimously on license renewals, personnel coverage, procurement designation and several event permits.
Tara Chase moved to approve the regular meeting minutes and to correct February 9 minutes for the auditor; Heather Frahm seconded and the motion passed 5‑0. The Board also approved all liquor and tobacco license renewals (motion by Tara Chase), drain layer licenses (motion by Heather Frahm), and appointed a temporary zoning administrator and code compliance officer to bridge a staffing gap (motion by Tara Chase to approve the temporary appointment letter and authorize the Chair to sign).
On procurement, Town Manager Scott Pickup recommended continuing service continuity by designating Brook Field Service as the sole‑source contractor to maintain generators at public buildings and utility sites; Heather Frahm moved to approve the designation, Michael Schmitt seconded and the Board approved 5‑0.
The Board approved a July 4 Star & Stripes race parade permit (Toonerville trail to Clinton Street, 7 a.m.–10 a.m.) and a July 25 Project Action block party on Pearl Street (noon–3 p.m.) with temporary road closure; both motions passed unanimously.
These items were handled as routine business with unanimous support; no additional follow‑up was directed beyond standard administrative procedures.
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