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Trustees decline extra catastrophic insurance, address dirt-bike complaints and hazardous maple tree
Summary
Trustees voted to decline additional catastrophic excess insurance, agreed to send letters to identified dirt-bike users on Lincoln Avenue about applicable laws, and acknowledged a dying maple tree at the Historical Society that must be removed because it threatens nearby buildings.
Trustees voted to decline purchasing additional catastrophic excess insurance; Trustee Valerie Deon moved the motion and Trustee Charlie Graves seconded. The motion was recorded as approved in the meeting minutes.
Clerk Paula Easton reported the board received a formal complaint about dirt bikes operating on Lincoln Avenue; trustees agreed to send a letter to identified users explaining local and state laws for ATVs and dirt bikes. The board also discussed a large maple tree at the Historical Society that is “dying from the inside out” and poses a hazard to multiple nearby buildings; trustees concluded it needs removal and safety work will be scheduled.
