Montague, MA

Selectboard Meeting

The Selectboard will consider authorizations for school building project financing and land agreements for housing. The board is also reviewing final payments for streetscape work and a new engineering contract for Avenue A intersections.

• Contract with Bowman Consulting Group, Ltd. for $110,000 for Avenue A intersection and signal reconstruction
• Intermunicipal Agreement with Gill-Montague Regional School District for Sheffield/Hillcrest Elementary School project financing
• Deed and land development agreement with Franklin Hampshire Habitat for Humanity for First Street Housing Site
• Final payment and Certificate of Final Completion for HM Nunes & Sons for Avenue A Streetscape Improvements 5.1 Project
• Change of Manager for Montague Bpo Elks Lodge 2521 All-Alcohol Club License

Board of Assessors Meeting

The Board of Assessors will review proposed valuation changes for residential, commercial/industrial, and personal property for fiscal year 2027. The board will also review property tax exemption applications for the same period.

• Review of FY2027 valuation proposals for residential, commercial/industrial, and personal property
• Review of FY2027 property tax exemption applications
• Signing of October motor vehicle abatement and exemption reports

Sheffield and Hillcrest Elementary School Building Committee

The committee will review updates regarding the feasibility study spending and an approved intermunicipal agreement. Members will debrief on project discussions held with the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA). The meeting will also cover plans for public engagement and outreach to other MSBA project communities.

• Feasibility study spending authorization
• Intermunicipal Agreement approval
• Debrief on project enrollment meeting with MSBA
• Planning for public engagement

Retirement Board

The Montague Retirement Board will review the 2026 Actuarial Valuation and the proposed CY2027 budget. The board is also deciding on the election of a fourth board member and the application process for a fifth member.

• Approval of October 2026 Warrant #10 in the amount of $421,469.96
• Vote to declare Cheryl Clark as the 4th Board Member for a term ending December 16, 2029
• Approval of $11,662.56 for Albert Millett to purchase 3 years of military service
• Notice of Medex rate increase of 6% ($6.00 per month) effective January 1, 2027
• Review and vote on the 1/1/26 Actuarial Valuation funding schedule proposed by PERAC

Montague Energy Committee

The committee will discuss energy upgrades for the Turners Falls Airport and municipal electric aggregation. Members will also review the Specialized Stretch Code and strategies for resident energy-saving education.

• Solar and battery backup advocacy for Turners Falls Airport
• Exploration of municipal electric aggregation
• Discussion on Specialized Stretch Code and spray foam insulation
• Potential PV panels and EV chargers for DPW and Public Safety Complex
• Review of Embodied Carbon Intergovernmental Council recommendations for RFPs

Selectboard Meeting

The Selectboard will discuss FY28 General Fund projections and a recommendation to increase curbside pickup sticker fees starting January 1, 2027. The board is also considering contract extensions for trash hauling and Department of Transportation funding.

• Proposed 2-year trash hauling contract extension with Casella (7/1/2027-6/30/2029)
• Appointment of Adam Dennis as CWF Laborer/Operator at $22.56/hour
• Authorization of 10-year contract extension with Dept of Transportation for Chapter 90 Funds
• Request to apply for Clean Energy and Environment Legacy Transition (CELT) Municipal Fellowship
• Executive session regarding collective bargaining with New England Police Benevolent Union Local 183

Montague Historical Commission

The Montague Historical Commission will meet via Zoom to review previous minutes and discuss the impact of rising homeowners insurance rates on historic properties. The agenda also includes updates on the Montague Wayfinding project and Strathmore mill photography, along with recruitment for new commission members.

• Discussion of increasing homeowners insurance rates for historic properties
• Update on the Montague Wayfinding project
• Update on Strathmore mill photography
• Recruitment for new Commission members

Board of Assessors Meeting

The Board of Assessors will receive an update on the Fiscal Year 2027 revaluation project, including new growth in real estate and personal property. The board will also review September reports and sign a motor vehicle excise warrant.

• Update on Fiscal Year 2027 revaluation project
• Determination of district and town tax classification hearing dates
• Signing of September motor vehicle abatement and exemption reports
• Signing of Motor Vehicle Excise Warrant #5 for Calendar year 2026

Cemetery Commission

The Cemetery Commission will discuss a budget article for the October 28 Special Town Meeting. The body is also scheduled to revise and approve the policy regarding headstones at Highland Woods.

• Policy revision for Highland Woods headstones
• Budget article for Special Town Meeting on October 28
• Confirmation or cancellation of headstone cleaning on October 25
• Highland Lawn clean-up scheduled for November 7

Selectboard Meeting

The Selectboard will discuss wastewater updates and the financial impact of a planned plant closure. The board is deciding on several contracts for Avenue A improvements and licenses for Mystic Cat Pinball, LLC. The meeting includes preparations for a Special Town Meeting on October 28, 2026.

• Change Order #4 for FY25 MONT Avenue A Streetscape 5.2 Project: $10,179.36
• Grant agreement for Avenue A traffic signal engineering: $110,000
• Contract with Berkshire Design Group for 102-112 Avenue A ramp design: $39,500
• Entertainment, Common Victualler’s, and Auto Amusement Device licenses for Mystic Cat Pinball, LLC
• Appointment of Atticus Belmonte to Montague Cultural Council

The Selectboard approved several funding authorizations for Avenue A, including a $110,000 grant for traffic signal engineering and a $39,500 ramp design contract. The board also issued business licenses to Mystic Cat Pinball and appointed a new member to the Cultural Council.

• Approved $10,179.36 Change Order #4 for FY25 MONT Avenue A Streetscape 5.1 Project (3-0)
• Designated Chris Nolan-Zeller as Chief Administrator Officer and Maureen Pollock as Alternate Delegate for Small Clean Energy Projects (3-0)
• Approved Entertainment, Common Victualler's, and Auto Amusement Device licenses for Mystic Cat Pinball (3-0)
• Authorized Memorandum of Agreement for temporary administrative support to Turners Falls Municipal Airport (3-0)
• Appointed Atticus Belmonte to Montague Cultural Council for a 3-year term (3-0)
• Authorized $110,000 grant agreement for Avenue A traffic signal replacements (3-0)
• Authorized $39,500 contract with Berkshire Design Group for 102-112 Avenue A ramp design (3-0)
• Authorized Assistant Town Administrator to coordinate contractor prequalifications for Strathmore Mille Project (3-0)

ZBA #26-10

The Montague Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing regarding a special permit request for a solar energy project. The board may take votes on the proposal.

• Public hearing #26-10: Special Permit Request from PV Squared Solar for a 696 sq. ft / 15.9 kW ground-mounted solar installation at 79 East Taylor Hill Rd

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will conduct a stipend review and prepare for an upcoming Special Town Meeting. The meeting includes updates from the Town Administrator and a review of minutes from the September 30 meeting.

• Stipend review for various town positions
• Preparation for Special Town Meeting (STM Prep)
• Review of September 30, 2026 meeting minutes

Conservation Commission

The Conservation Commission will continue a public hearing regarding a residential construction project in the Connecticut River Riverfront Area. The body will also discuss an Eversource transmission project and a new permitting process for small clean energy projects.

• Public hearing for NOI #2026-07: proposed single-family house and accessory dwelling unit at 0 Meadow Road
• Discussion of Eversource’s WT-11 Transmission Right-of-Way Reliability Program (TRRP) Project
• Discussion of consolidated local permitting for small clean energy projects under 225 CMR 29.00

Sheffield and Hillcrest Elementary School Building Committee

The Sheffield and Hillcrest Elementary School Building Committee will discuss the MSBA process, schematic design, and project financing. The body is also preparing materials, speakers, and public engagement for a special article request at the October 28 Special Town Meeting.

• Discussion of MSBA process and feasibility schematic design phase
• Discussion of project financing
• Preparation of materials for October 28 Special Town Meeting special article request

LBSC meeting

The Library Building Steering Committee meets Tuesday, October 6th, 2026 at 4:00PM via Zoom. The main agenda item is a presentation and discussion of new building materials and fixtures. The agenda also includes a public comment period with comments limited to two minutes, and a slot for items not anticipated within 48 hours of the meeting, on which votes may be taken. No decisions, contracts, or dollar amounts are listed in the agenda text.

• Presentation and discussion of new building materials and fixtures
• Public comment period, comments limited to two minutes
• Items not anticipated within 48 hours of the meeting; votes may be taken
• Next meeting date and agenda suggestions

Selectboard Meeting

The Montague Selectboard meets Monday, October 5, 2026 at 1 Avenue A in Turners Falls and via Zoom. Members will vote on police and library personnel appointments, several contracts including a not-to-exceed $399,440 contract with Skanska USA Building Inc for the Strathmore Mill Cleanup, and the warrant for a Special Town Meeting on October 28. The board will also hear a domestic violence prevention presentation and an update on the Sheffield and Hillcrest Elementary School feasibility study.

• Contract with Skanska USA Building Inc for Owner's Project Manager services on the Strathmore Mill Cleanup, not-to-exceed $399,440, funded by State earmark and EPA Brownfields grant
• Contract with Fuss & O'Neill, Inc for Oakman Street erosion mitigation (30% design plans) at $60,000, funded by Town Meeting appropriation
• Change Order #1 with Omasta Landscaping, Inc for Unity Park Playground footprint expansion at $7,824, funded by project contingency and Bid Overrun account
• Employment agreement for Deputy Chief Joshua Hoffman effective October 11, 2026, Grade C Step 8, $103,001 annual salary
• Approve and execute the warrant for the October 28, 2026 Special Town Meeting and vote Selectboard recommendations on warrant articles

The Selectboard unanimously endorsed nine warrant articles and executed the warrant for the October 28 Special Town Meeting. The board also approved several police appointments and authorized multiple infrastructure and cleanup contracts.

• Endorsed Warrant Articles 1-9 and executed October 28 Special Town Meeting Warrant (unanimous)
• Approved employment agreement for Deputy Chief Joshua Hoffman at $103,001 annual salary (unanimous)
• Appointed Joshua Lemay as Full-time Police Detective at $38.54/hour (unanimous)
• Appointed Jacob Sak as Full-time Police Patrol Officer at $28.51/hour (unanimous)
• Authorized $399,440 contract with Skanska USA Building Inc. for Strathmore Mill Cleanup (unanimous)
• Authorized $60,000 contract with Fuss & O'Neill, Inc. for Oakman Street erosion mitigation (unanimous)
• Authorized $9,900 for Crowley & Associations appraisal services for North Leverett Road bridge project (unanimous)
• Accepted Domestic Violence Awareness Proclamation and authorized related public awareness actions (unanimous)

Finance Committee

The Montague Finance Committee meets in person at Town Hall on September 30, 2026 to review minutes and vote on Special Town Meeting articles. The largest item is a $1,750,000 Consolidated Elementary School Feasibility Study, alongside several smaller deficit and departmental requests. The committee will also hear updates on a Police Department visit and from the Town Administrator, and set future meeting dates.

• Special Town Meeting article votes: Prior Year Bills $1,643.02; Airport FY26 Operating Deficit $38,550.27; Airport FY27 Revenue Deficit $15,000; Grant Deficit Cleanup $61,502.31
• Cemetery Maintenance/Sexton Stipend $12,032
• Departmental Requests $16,300: $5,600 walk-behind automatic floor scrubber; $7,700 infield groomer; $3,000 resurfacing Unity Park walkway and whale unit area
• Consolidated Elementary School Feasibility Study $1,750,000
• Senior Tax Work Off article; updates on Montague Police Department visit and from Town Administrator

Montague Board of Health Meeting

The Montague Board of Health meets Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at 5:30 pm at the Town Hall Annex in Turners Falls, with remote attendance available by Zoom. The board will discuss its current animal control agreement and contract with FCSO Regional Animal Control, and may vote. It will also receive August 2026 reports from the Director, Public Health Nurse Brittany Tuttle, and Animal and Barn Inspector Kathleen Burek, review August 26, 2026 minutes, and sign a letter of support for a Domestic Violence Prevention Proclamation and a PHEP Representative Designation.

• Discussion and possible vote on the town's animal control agreement and contract with FCSO Regional Animal Control
• Director's report on work completed in August 2026
• Public Health Nurse Brittany Tuttle's report on August 2026 work
• Animal and Barn Inspector Kathleen Burek's report on August 2026 work
• Review for approval of August 26, 2026 meeting minutes; signatures on a Domestic Violence Prevention Proclamation letter of support and a PHEP Representative Designation

Capital Improvements Committee

The Montague Capital Improvements Committee meets Wednesday, September 30, 2026, from 3:30 to 5:00 pm in the Annex Meeting Room of Montague Town Hall, 1 Avenue A, Turners Falls, MA, and via Zoom. The committee will review a Gill-Montague Regional School District (GMRSD) capital article request for the October Special Town Meeting, including a Consolidated Elementary School Feasibility Study of $1,750,000, with Elementary School Building Steering Committee member and Town Administrator Walter Ramsey invited. It will also review its report to the October 28, 2026 Special Town Meeting, the anticipated FY28 Capital Planning Schedule, and updates on ongoing capital projects. The agenda notes that votes may be taken.

• Review of GMRSD capital article request for October Special Town Meeting: Consolidated Elementary School Feasibility Study ($1,750,000)
• Review of committee report to October 28, 2026 Special Town Meeting
• Review anticipated FY28 Capital Planning Schedule
• Updates on ongoing capital projects
• Approval of outstanding meeting minutes from 9/23/26

Retirement Board

The Montague Retirement Board will review and approve the September 2026 warrant, new member enrollments, and minutes from the prior meeting. They will also discuss the actuarial valuation, a PERAC memo on COLA, and a legal update. The board will nominate a chairperson for the upcoming year and address retiree notices.

• Approve September 2026 Warrant #9 for $417,860.97
• Approve 10 new GMRSD members, effective dates from 7/27/2026 to 9/08/2026
• Nominate chairperson for October 2026–September 2027 term
• Review PERAC memo on COLA Reserve Fund and Enhanced COLA
• Discuss 1/1/2026 Actuarial Valuation and proposed funding schedule

Selectboard Emergency Executive Session

The Montague Selectboard meets Tuesday, September 29, 2026 at 5:00pm via Zoom for an emergency executive session. The only substantive item is a closed session under Massachusetts law G.L. c. 30A, §21(a)(3) to discuss litigation strategy in Snow, Deborah et al vs. Town of Montague, Franklin Superior Court, CA No. 2678CV00056. The Chair must declare that open discussion would harm the Town's litigation position. No other business is listed on the agenda.

• Emergency executive session at 5:00pm via Zoom
• Closed session under G.L. c. 30A, §21(a)(3) to discuss litigation strategy
• Case: Snow, Deborah et al vs. Town of Montague, Franklin Superior Court, CA No. 2678CV00056
• Meeting is being recorded and votes may be taken
• No public hearings, contracts, or other agenda items listed

Selectboard Meeting

The Montague Selectboard meets Monday, September 28, 2026 via Zoom to consider several police personnel promotions and appointments, a union memorandum of understanding, and the November 3, 2026 state election warrant. The board will also discuss a contract for Carnegie Library roof repairs and a local financing strategy for a proposed Franklin Tech School Building project assessment of approximately $16 million. Also noted are the announced 2027 closure of the Maple Leaf Foods Turners Falls facility and the postponement of the Soap Box Derby to November 1, 2026.

• Police promotions/appointments effective October 11, 2026: Joshua Hoffman to Deputy Chief ($49.52/hour, Grade C Step 8, contingent on contract negotiations), Peter Lapachinski to Lieutenant ($45.40/hour), James Deery to Sergeant ($44.12/hour), Jacob Lapean and Cody Wells to Sergeant ($39.23/hour each)
• Memorandum of Understanding with NAGE on Article 18 'Paid Leave and Overtime Calculation'
• Contract with Sunshine Construction, LLC for Carnegie Library Roof Repairs, value $15,900.00, funded by Town Meeting appropriation
• Execute November 3, 2026 State Election Warrant
• Discussion of local financing strategy for proposed Franklin Tech School Building project assessment (approximately $16 Million); Maple Leaf Foods announced closure of Turners Falls Facility in 2027

The Selectboard unanimously approved several police department promotions and a $15,900 contract for roof repairs at the Carnegie Library. The board also executed the November 3, 2026, State Election Warrant and a memorandum of understanding with NAGE. Town Administrator Walter Ramsey discussed financing for the Franklin Tech School project and the 2027 closure of the Maple Leaf Foods facility.

• Promoted Joshua Hoffman to Deputy Chief of Police (3-0)
• Promoted Peter Lapachinski to Police Lieutenant (3-0)
• Appointed James Deery to Police Sergeant (3-0)
• Promoted Jacob Lapean to Police Sergeant (3-0)
• Promoted Cody Wells to Police Sergeant (3-0)
• Executed MOU with NAGE regarding Article 18 Paid Leave and Overtime (3-0)
• Executed November 3, 2026 State Election Warrant (3-0)
• Authorized $15,900 contract with Sunshine Construction, LLC for Carnegie Library roof repairs

Library Trustees monthly meeting

The Montague Public Libraries Trustees will meet to discuss a mural and messaging on the Millers Falls Branch Library with Nancy Crowell of MFCIA, review a draft gift policy, and receive updates from various committees including the Building Steering Committee and Budget Committee. The agenda includes routine items such as approval of minutes and public comment, with votes possible on items not anticipated within 48 hours.

• Meet with Nancy Crowell of MFCIA regarding mural and messaging on the Millers Falls Branch Library
• Review and discuss gift policy draft
• Update from Library Building Steering Committee
• Shelving for Millers Falls
• Discuss meeting with Hadley Trustee re: Community Foundation of Western MA

Montague Historical Commission

The Commission will meet via Zoom to conduct regular business. The agenda includes reviewing minutes from 7-27-26 and discussing the Montague Wayfinding project and Strathmore mill photography.

• Review and vote on minutes from 7-27-26
• Town Hall Filing Cabinet
• Montague Wayfinding project
• Strathmore mill photography

SELECTBOARD MEETING EXECUTIVE SESSION

The Montague Selectboard is holding an emergency executive session via Zoom to discuss litigation strategy in the case of Snow, Deborah et al vs. Town of Montague, Franklin Superior Court, CA No. 2678CV00056. The session is closed to the public under G.L. c. 30A, §21(a)(3), with the chair declaring that open discussion would harm the town's litigation position. Votes may be taken during the meeting.

• Executive session to discuss litigation strategy in Snow, Deborah et al vs. Town of Montague, Franklin Superior Court, CA No. 2678CV00056
• Meeting held via Zoom, with roll call and recording announced
• Emergency executive session scheduled for September 24, 2026, at 4:30 PM

Montague EDIC

The Montague Economic Development and Industrial Corporation (EDIC) will meet to discuss updates on the former Farren site development and a public infrastructure grant strategy. The board will also discuss housing needs and Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), as well as recruitment strategies to fill two vacant seats. The meeting includes approval of minutes and other routine items.

• Former Farren site development updates and public infrastructure grant strategy
• Discussion on housing needs and Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
• Recruitment strategies for EDIC members (2 vacant seats: one for Industrial Development expertise, one for low-to-moderate income representative)
• Approval of minutes from 7/16/26 meeting

Capital Improvements Committee

The Montague Capital Improvements Committee will review a $1,750,000 request from the Gill-Montague Regional School District for a consolidated elementary school feasibility study, to be considered at the October Special Town Meeting. The committee will also review its report to the meeting, proposed updates to the capital request form for vehicles and equipment, and updates on ongoing capital projects.

• Review of GMRSD capital article request for $1,750,000 feasibility study
• Review of committee report to October 28, 2026 Special Town Meeting
• Proposed updates to Capital Request Form for Vehicles & Equipment
• Updates on ongoing capital projects

Planning Board

The Montague Planning Board is meeting to approve minutes, continue a public hearing for a special permit for a dog daycare and training facility, and discuss zoning changes and state-level permitting updates. The agenda includes discussion of state zoning law changes, a new consolidated permitting process for small clean energy projects, and proposed zoning map and flood plain overlay district text changes.

• Continued public hearing SP 2026-01 for dog daycare/training at 40-44 Industrial Blvd (Parcel #17-0-033)
• Discussion of changes to Zoning Act (G.L. Chapter 40A) in FY27 state budget
• Discussion of new consolidated local permitting for small clean energy projects under 225 CMR 29.00
• Discussion of zoning map changes and text changes to Section 6.1 Flood Plain Overlay District
• Approval of minutes from August 25, 2026

Cemetery Commission meeting

The Montague Cemetery Commission is meeting to handle routine business including approving August minutes, receiving reports from the sexton and partners, and reviewing the Highland informational kiosk. The commission will also discuss upcoming headstone cleaning at Old South cemetery on September 23 and October 25, along with a chair update and other business.

• Review of Highland informational kiosk
• Old South headstone cleaning scheduled for Sept. 23 and Oct. 25
• Cemetery Sexton report
• Cemetery partners report
• August meeting minutes approval

Selectboard Meeting

The Montague Selectboard will hold a public meeting via Zoom to discuss airport operations and finances, review warrant articles for a special town meeting, and execute election warrants. Key items include a proposed $1.75 million borrowing for an elementary school feasibility study and several free cash appropriations.

• $1,750,000 borrowing for Elementary School Building Feasibility Study
• $38,550.27 for Municipal Airport FY26 operating deficit from Free Cash
• $15,000 for Municipal Airport FY27 anticipated shortfall from Free Cash
• Authorize 30-year lease of 34 Central St.
• Execute special election warrants for Franklin County Tech School and Great River Regional School District

The Selectboard reviewed the first reading of the Special Town Meeting warrant for October 28, which includes a $1,750,000 borrowing article for an Elementary School Building Feasibility Study and several airport-related funding articles. The board approved minutes, executed two October 6 special election warrants, and declared the Farren property surplus to allow a development RFP. The board also received updates on the airport's FY26 operating deficit, USDA sewer funding, and construction projects, and voted to enter executive session on litigation.

• Approved September 14, 2026 minutes (3-0)
• Executed October 6, 2026 Special Election Warrant for Franklin County Tech School (3-0)
• Executed October 6, 2026 Special Election Warrant for Great River Regional School District (3-0)
• Postponed 2026 State Election Warrant until next week
• Declared Farren property surplus and authorized development RFP with parcel prices of $10,000 and $30,000 (3-0)
• Voted to enter executive session on Snow v. Town of Montague litigation (3-0)

ZBA #26-09

The Montague Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on a request by Current Energy to amend Special Permit #15-14, expanding an existing ground-mounted solar array at 504 Turners Falls Rd by adding 15.8 kW (36 panels) for a total of 52 panels. The board will also discuss minutes if time allows.

• Public hearing #26-09: amendment to Special Permit #15-14 for solar array expansion
• Add 15.8 kW array (36 panels) to existing array, total 52 panels
• Location: 504 Turners Falls Rd (Parcel 39-0-056), Agricultural Forestry District
• Meeting held in person and via Zoom

Sheffield and Hillcrest Elementary School Building Committee

The Sheffield and Hillcrest Elementary School Building Committee will meet to discuss observations from a recent site tour and provide updates on the MSBA process. The committee will also plan communications for the October 28 Special Town Meeting.

• Review of site visit impressions from Sheffield and Hillcrest Schools
• MSBA process updates
• Communications strategy for October 28 Special Town Meeting
• Plan for a public project information page

Selectboard Meeting

The Montague Selectboard will hold a public hearing on a liquor license change for North Village Smoke House, consider several personnel appointments, and discuss a proposed community policing pilot program funded by $5,000 from the Community Development Discretionary Fund. The board will also consider designating two town-owned parcels as no-public-parking areas and a memorandum of understanding with the Franklin County Regional Housing and Redevelopment Authority for temporary parking use during a Habitat for Humanity project. An executive session is scheduled for collective bargaining and litigation strategy.

• Public hearing on liquor license change for Secondhand Smoke, Inc., d/b/a North Village Smoke House, at 32 Federal St, Millers Falls
• Request $5,000 from Community Development Discretionary Fund for Community Policing Pilot Program
• Appoint Jacob Dlugosz as Reserve Patrolman at $30.00/hour and Ludmila Sherstyukova as Per Diem Dispatcher at $27.00/hour
• Designate Parcels 12-0-051 (0 Montague City Road) and 04-0-0031 (0 First Street) as not open for public parking or vehicle storage
• Execute agreement with State for Sealer of Weights and Measures Services, not to exceed $7,835.00

The Selectboard authorized $5,000 for a Community Policing Pilot Program and designated two town-owned parcels as closed to general public parking and vehicle storage. Other actions included approving a liquor license transfer and adopting a new Family Medical Leave Act policy.

• Approved $5,000 for Community Policing Pilot Program (2-1)
• Prohibited public parking/storage at Parcel 12-0-051 (0 Montague City Road) (2-1)
• Prohibited public parking/storage at Parcel 04-0-0031 (0 First Street) (3-0)
• Approved liquor license transfer for North Village Smoke House (3-0)
• Adopted Town of Montague Family Medical Leave Act (FML) policy (3-0)
• Approved $7,835 state agreement for Sealer of Weights and Measures Services (3-0)
• Appointed Jacob Dlugosz as Reserve Patrolman at $30.00/hour (3-0)
• Approved temporary public use of Parcel 04-0-0036 parking lot (3-0)