Selectboard debates pavilion reservation policy; staff to revise draft
Summary
After a lengthy discussion of a draft pavilion reservation policy, the Selectboard asked staff to revise the document, including removing deposits and fees and clarifying the pavilion's public-purpose intent.
The Selectboard spent notable time on an early draft of the pavilion reservation policy. Board member John Kaeding proposed removing deposits and fee requirements; Jeff Boudreau agreed. Carter Stowell asked that the policy explicitly state the pavilion's purpose is for public enjoyment. Jennifer LeStat will incorporate the board's input into a revised draft for future consideration.
The discussion centered on easing public access and clarifying intent rather than immediate adoption of a fee structure. No vote was taken; the item remains in discussion and will return to the board as an updated draft policy from staff.
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