Select Board ratifies previous contract awards and approves routine licenses
Summary
At a regular meeting, the Londonderry Select Board ratified several prior contract awards from 05/18/2026 (winter sand and salt), approved an itinerant vendor permit and water testing for an excavation expansion, and granted a 2nd-class liquor license; most items passed by voice vote.
The Londonderry Select Board ratified a series of prior decisions and approved routine licenses during its meeting.
Speaker 2 moved to "ratify the 05/18/2026 decision to award the fiscal year 2027 winter sand contract to M and M Excavating," which the board approved by voice vote. The board also ratified the FY2027 winter salt contract, approved an itinerant vendor permit for Stenfish and approved water testing for Shave's excavation expansion project; each motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
Separately, the board approved a 2nd class liquor license for Darien downtown Lebanon after a motion to approve was made and seconded. Chair (speaker 1) called for the vote and members responded "Aye."
The motions were described on the meeting packet as ratifications of prior decisions taken at the May 18, 2026 meeting, and board members did not engage in extended debate on these items. No roll-call tallies were recorded in the provided transcript excerpts; outcomes are recorded here as "approved" per the board's voice votes during the meeting.
The board also approved by motion the town's appointment of an LCT voting delegate (transcript text: "I move to appoint 10 to vote as Lendlyr's voting delegate to the BLCT board."), which was seconded and approved by voice vote.
Next steps: these ratifications and approvals will be reflected in the town's administrative records and the contracts and permits proceed under the terms previously discussed by the board.
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