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Putney Selectboard approves warrants, liquor license and appoints town clerk as ethics liaison

Putney Selectboard · December 11, 2024
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Summary

At its Dec. 11 meeting the Putney Selectboard approved warrants, granted a liquor license to R.E.R. Agape LLC, read a letter to state legislators into the record and appointed Town Clerk Jon Johnson as the municipality's ethics liaison ahead of the Jan. 1, 2025 deadline.

The Putney Selectboard on Dec. 11 approved payroll and accounts-payable warrants, granted a local liquor license and designated the town clerk as the municipal ethics liaison.

Peg Alden moved to approve the Nov. 26, 2024 minutes; Nate Snell seconded. Aileen Chute, Peg Alden and Nate Snell voted in favor; Eric McGowan and Fletcher Proctor abstained and the motion passed. The board then approved payroll dated Dec. 13, 2024 totaling $22,396.71 and accounts payable for Nov. 30 through Dec. 13, 2024 totaling $77,277.63, which includes payment to Camoin Associates.

Town Clerk Jon Johnson presented a liquor license application for R.E.R. Agape LLC. The board approved the license on a motion by Nate Snell, seconded by Eric McGowan.

During a legislative review presentation by Mike Mrowicki, Selectboard member Peg Alden moved to read a letter to state legislators into the public record; the motion passed and Chair Aileen Chute read the letter aloud. The board also discussed the State of Vermont ethics-commissioner requirement effective Jan. 1, 2025. Eric McGowan moved and Nate Snell seconded a motion appointing Jon Johnson as the town's ethics liaison; that motion passed.

Aileen Chute reviewed updates to the Open Meeting Law (Act 133 / S.55) and the board noted potential implications for future meetings.

The board scheduled a special meeting on Dec. 18 for budget discussions and will next meet in regular session on Jan. 8, 2025, when it expects to take final action on a personnel matter discussed in executive session.

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