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Montgomery Selectboard approves minutes, adopts FY26 grant for Amidon Road and signs errors-and-omissions certificate

Town of Montgomery Selectboard & Water Commission · July 21, 2025
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Summary

At its July 21 meeting the Montgomery Selectboard approved multiple sets of minutes, adopted a $29,000 FY26 Grants-in-Aid award for Amidon Road (20% local match), signed the Errors and Omissions Certificate (PVR-4261-E) for the utilities reappraisal and approved several fleet permits; all recorded motions passed unanimously where noted.

The Town of Montgomery Selectboard on July 21 approved routine and administrative items including four sets of minutes and multiple board motions relating to grants, a grand-list correction and fleet permits.

Board members voted individually to approve minutes for June 16, June 25, July 7 and July 14; earlier minutes carried with recorded abstentions on three of the votes (two abstentions each on three items). The board unanimously adopted the FY26 Grants in Aid application to fund Amidon Road improvements: the award is $29,000 with a required 20% local match. Mark Brouillette moved to adopt the grants award and Dan Khan seconded; the motion passed 5-0.

On new business the board adopted the Errors and Omissions Certificate (PVR-4261-E), a filing related to a utilities reappraisal that affected the Grand List; Dan Khan moved, Leanne Barnard seconded, and the motion passed 5-0. The board also approved liquor/tobacco licenses and a slate of fleet permits for Beacon Sales Acquisition, Consolidated Communications and McElwain Contracting LLC (motion by Mark Brouillette, second by Leanne Barnard; vote 5-0).

The meeting concluded after routine administrative matters; Mark Brouillette moved to adjourn, Dan Khan seconded and the board adjourned at 7:34 p.m.