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Selectboard votes at a glance: Aug. 6, 2026
Summary
On Aug. 6 the Selectboard approved a temporary road closure for the Deborah Rawson Library pet parade, adopted road/bridge standards, approved VLCT nominations and multiple liquor-license dates, and approved minutes and warrants; all recorded motions passed unanimously (5-0).
The Selectboard recorded a series of motions and votes at its Aug. 6 meeting. Highlights:
• Closure for pet parade: Amy Kapitan moved to approve closing the upper part of Jericho Center Circle for the Deborah Rawson Library pet parade on Aug. 8; Chris Brown seconded; motion passed 5-0 (permission granted).
• Town Road & Bridge Standards: Peter Booth moved to adopt updated Town Road and Bridge Standards effective Jan. 21, 2026; Amy Kapitan seconded and the motion passed 5-0.
• VLCT nominations: Peter Booth moved to approve nominations of Catherine McMains and Sabina Ernst for VLCT Lifetime Achievement Awards and to request the awards; Amy Kapitan seconded; motion passed 5-0 (Amy to edit letters of recommendation).
• Liquor licenses: The board approved Griffin Riders LLC liquor licenses for Mansfield Barn dates between July and September 2026; motion by Amy Kapitan, second by Laura Crain; passed 5-0.
• Minutes and warrants: The board signed warrants and approved the July 16, 2026 minutes as amended; motion by Amy Kapitan, second by Chris Brown; passed 5-0.
• Executive session/adjournment: The board moved into executive session for personnel, real estate and legal matters at 8:59 p.m., returned at 10:16 p.m., and adjourned at 10:17 p.m.; motions recorded and passed 5-0.
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