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Board clarifies alternates may serve when Selectmen's representative is absent
Summary
The Planning Board confirmed that alternates appointed by the Board of Selectmen can serve when their Selectmen representative is absent and cited Stephan Toth as an example of an appointed alternate.
The Greenland Planning Board clarified at the July 2 meeting that alternates officially appointed by the Board of Selectmen may take part when their representative is absent. The minutes cite Stephan Toth as an example of an alternate appointed by the Selectmen.
The Board noted that when the Selectmen's representative is not present, the Planning Board cannot itself appoint a replacement for that seat; only an alternate officially appointed by the Selectmen may serve in that capacity.
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