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Votes and actions: Stonington Board of Trustees, Nov. 3, 2025

Village of Stonington Board of Trustees · November 3, 2025
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Summary

Summary of motions and recorded outcomes from the Village of Stonington Nov. 3 meeting: approvals of minutes, multiple monthly reports, bills, chicken permit and adjournment; proposed ordinance tabled.

At its Nov. 3 regular meeting, the Village of Stonington Board of Trustees recorded the following formal actions and vote outcomes:

- Approve minutes of Oct. 6, 2025. Motion: moved by Andrew Callan; seconded by Scott Kuntzman. Outcome: passed by all "Yea" votes. - Approve Treasurer’s Report for October. Motion: moved by Tammy Wilson; seconded by Jeff Graham. Outcome: passed by all "Yea" votes. - Approve Gas Report (October). Motion: moved by Andrew Callan; seconded by Scott Kuntzman. Outcome: passed by all "Yea" votes. - Approve Water Report (October). Motion: moved by Caleb Grover; seconded by Tara Ramsey. Outcome: passed by all "Yea" votes. - Approve Sewer Report (October). Motion: moved by Scott Kuntzman; seconded by Jeff Graham. Outcome: passed by all "Yea" votes. - Approve Police Report (October). Motion: moved by Jeff Graham; seconded by Tara Ramsey. Outcome: passed by all "Yea" votes. - Approve and issue warrants for bills. Motion: moved by Tammy Wilson; seconded by Scott Kuntzman. Outcome: passed by all "Yea" votes. - Approve chicken application for Jason and Rhea Dooley, 110 N. Main Street. Motion: moved by Tammy Wilson; seconded by Scott Kuntzman. Outcome: passed 6-0 (recorded as such in the minutes). - Ordinance to Regulate Structures Within the Village of Stonington: discussed and tabled to the Dec. 1 meeting; the board requested attendance by the village attorney to explain the draft. - Adjourn meeting. Motion: moved by Caleb Grover; seconded by Andrew Callan. Outcome: passed by all "Yea" votes; meeting adjourned at 8:26 p.m.

The minutes record unanimous approval for most routine items; the chicken permit vote is recorded specifically as 6-0.

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