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2021-11-08-STM#1-min-as Amended June 2022
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Special Town Meeting Minutes November 8, 2021
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November 8,2021 Special Town Meeting#1(2021-1),cont. <br /> Jill Hai,Select Board Chair,Motioned to Adjourn the Special Town Meeting#1 to <br /> Tuesday,November 16,2021,7:30 p.m.,such meeting to be held remotely. As there <br /> were no objections,the Moderator declared the Motion adopted and the Meeting <br /> adjourned. <br /> November 16,2021 Adjourned Session of the 2021 Special Town Meeting#1 <br /> Deputy Moderator Barry Orenstein called the fourth session of 2021-1 Special Town Meeting to <br /> order at 7:30 p.m.on Tuesday,November 16,2021. The meeting was held remotely due to the <br /> COVID-19 pandemic. <br /> 7:30 p.m. The Moderator recognized Joe Pato,Select Board Member,to offer a brief <br /> presentation to address some uncertainty about how to check if a vote was cast as a <br /> few members had reported that their votes hadn't been recorded. Mr.Pato gave a brief <br /> overview of how voting would show in the portal. Mr.Pato noted that he had set up a <br /> system that if there was a discrepancy,he would be able to look at the actions taken by <br /> Members to ensure they were correctly recorded. He further noted that the bylaw that <br /> allowed online voting and procedures that had been adopted required that the votes <br /> were scrolled onscreen for verification. Mr.Pato reminded Town Meeting Members <br /> that if they noticed an error,they should let the Moderator know promptly as once the <br /> Moderator certified a vote,it could not be changed and called on Members to watch <br /> carefully. <br /> 7:34 p.m. The Moderator called for attendance for the Members and noted that he would give <br /> some procedural information while the portal was open. He also reminded the <br /> members of the public how to register comments. <br /> 7:38 p.m. After attendance was complete,the Moderator stated that they had sufficient quorum <br /> (15 8)to move forward,and opened the meeting under Article 1,Reports. <br /> Ms.Hai moved that the Report of the Town Manager should be received and placed <br /> on file and further asked that Town meeting recognize James Malloy,Town Manager. <br /> The Moderator noted that he would first accept two other Reports before recognizing <br /> Mr.Malloy. <br /> As there were no objections,Report was received and placed on file. <br /> Mr.Peters,Planning Board,motioned to receive the written Report of the Planning <br /> Board for Article 17 and place it on file. <br /> As there were no objections,Report was received and placed on file. <br /> Mr. Charles Lamb,Capital Expense Committee,motioned to receive the written <br /> Supplemental Capital Expense Committee Report for Article 5 and place it on file. <br /> As there were no objections,Report was received and placed on file. <br /> 7:40 p.m. The Moderator then recognized James Malloy,Town Manager,for remarks. <br /> Mr.Malloy noted that during FY21 the Town built on an already strong financial <br /> condition. He offered the following other information: <br /> • General Fund revenue was projected at$244.5M and came in at$246.5—a surplus of$2M. This <br /> was driven primarily by building permits which came in$1.6M higher than projected due to <br /> strong commercial development and continued residential development. <br /> • General Fund expenses were budgeted at$225.8M and came in at$216.5—due in some part to <br /> reduced spending due to the pandemic,resulting in a turn-back of$9.3M. <br /> • Together,these provided an available resource of$11M available for future budgets,specifically <br /> as Free Cash available for FY23,which would be used for cash capital and to fund OPEB and <br /> CSF reserves. <br />
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