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Select Board OKs $10,000 cap to let contractor begin renovation work
Summary
The Jefferson Select Board voted 2-0 to authorize a contractor identified as Donald to begin a renovation project with a spending cap of $10,000; the board recorded the approval during its June 29 meeting.
The Jefferson Select Board voted to authorize a contractor identified in the minutes as Donald to start a renovation project with a spending cap of $10,000. Chair Pamela Grotton made the motion and Select Board member Claudia Orff-Reed seconded; the minutes record the outcome as a 2-0 vote in favor.
The motion text in the minutes reads, "Pam makes a motion to approve Donald to start the renovation when he can, a cap of $10,000 has been set." Board members did not attach further details in the minutes about the scope of the renovation, the property involved, or a timeline for completion. The minutes also do not specify whether the funds will come from a capital reserve, general fund, or a designated line item, so the funding source is not specified.
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