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👤 Members & officials (4)
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Who’s on the December 2, 2024 Meeting
- D. Dawes
- D. LaMonica
- R. Bancroft
- R. Hoover
🗳️ How this town voted (52 contests)
Official town-by-town returns — MA Secretary of the Commonwealth (PD43+). ✓ marks this town's plurality choice.
U.S. Senate 2024-11-05
John Deaton ✓ 2,894 · Elizabeth Ann Warren 2,570
U.S. House — 6th Congressional 2024-11-05
Seth W. Moulton ✓ 3,971
State Senate — 1st Essex and Middlesex 2024-11-05
Bruce E. Tarr ✓ 4,358
State Representative — 2nd Essex 2024-11-05
Mark T. Tashjian ✓ 2,958 · Kristin E. Kassner 2,358
Register of Deeds — Essex Southern 2024-11-05
Eileen R. Duff ✓ 2,650 · Jonathan Edward Ring 2,441
President 2024-11-05
Harris/ Walz ✓ 2,855 · Trump/ Vance 2,535 · Oliver/ Ter Maat 33 · Ayyadurai/ Ellis 32 · Stein/ Caballero-Roca 17 · De La Cruz/ Garcia 11
Governor's Council — 5th 2024-11-05
Anne M. Manning-Martin ✓ 2,507 · Eunice Delice Zeigler 1,969 · Jody A. Elliott 606
Clerk of Courts — Essex County 2024-11-05
Thomas H. Driscoll, Jr. ✓ 2,714 · Todd R. Angilly 1,378 · Doris V. Rodriguez 747
U.S. Senate 2024-09-03
Elizabeth Ann Warren ✓ 630
U.S. Senate 2024-09-03
John Deaton ✓ 288 · Robert J. Antonellis 174 · Ian Cain 30
U.S. House — 6th Congressional 2024-09-03
Seth W. Moulton ✓ 642
State Senate — 1st Essex and Middlesex 2024-09-03
Bruce E. Tarr ✓ 467
Recent meetings
Mon Oct 27, 2025
Workshop Meeting
✓ Decided: Board sets priority tasks and assigns point persons for term
The Georgetown Board of Selectmen held a workshop to update their priority task list and assign point persons for each task. They agreed on a list of ten priorities, including developing a plan for the board, conducting an operational audit, and reviewing town policies. The board will update the white board and present a plan at the next workshop.
- Agreed on priority task list with order of importance
- Assigned point persons: Rob for plan, Mike for audit, Doug for bylaws, Orlando for employee handbook
- Added BoS audit to priority list
- Set next steps: update white board and present plan at next workshop
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November 4, 2025
RE: Georgetown BoS Workshop Mtg Minutes for 10-27-25
Meeting Minutes (Rob)
1) Opened meeting at approximately 6:15 pm. Location Georgetown Peabody Library, 2nd Floor.
2) BoS members Present: Mike Donahue, Doug Dawes, Laura Repplier, Rob Hoover.
3) Rachel Bancroft absent.
4) Orlando Pacheco arrived at approximately 6:40.
5) Rob outlined the process and goals of this workshop.
1. Review and update “White Board Priority Tasks”, dated 8-4-25.
2. Identify point person responsible for each priority task.
3. Big picture is continue moving towards producing a plan for the BoS to follow for the
remainder of this term (up to May 2026) and get a handle on the current “wack-a-mole”
reactionary BoS process.
6) Began discussing point person responsibilities. Create rough outline of what information / data /
materials are already available, what might still be needed, generate a plan to move forward with
and present at next BoS workshop.
7) The following Priority Tasks list was discussed and agreed upon by all present. Each task was
placed in order of importance. BoS audit was added. Some tasks were assigned a “Point
Person” responsible for that task. See below in (xxx).
1. Develop plan for BoS to follow. (Rob)
2. Daily, weekly, monthly URGENT surprises. (Orlando / BoS)
3. Operational, efficiency audit BoS only. (Mike)
4. Form of town government study. (Mike)
5. Review update regs, policies and procedures. (Doug)
a) BoS policy and …
Sat Jun 21, 2025
Boards Commissions
✓ Decided: Selectmen set 8 priorities for the year ahead
The Board of Selectmen held a workshop to identify and agree on eight priority issues for the coming year, including a town government study, long-term financial planning, and economic development. No votes were taken; the list was approved by consensus of the four members present after one member left.
- Agreed to develop a Board of Selectmen plan for the year (consensus, no vote)
- Agreed to study the form of town government (consensus)
- Agreed to create a long-term strategic financial plan (consensus)
- Agreed to review and update regulations, policies, and procedures (consensus)
- Agreed to focus on economic development (consensus)
- Agreed to improve communications (consensus)
- Agreed to address a Conservation Commission complaint (consensus)
- Agreed to explore artificial intelligence (consensus)
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June 21, 2025
RE: Georgetown BoS Workshop Mtg Minutes 6/21/25
DRAFT Workshop Meeting Minutes
• Selectmen Present: Mike Donahue, Doug Dawes, Laura Repplier, Rachel Bancroft, Rob
Hoover
• Meeting Started at 9:10 AM.
• Location Georgetown Peabody Library, 2nd Floor.
• Rob began. He outlined the process and goal of the workshop, which was to create a list
of prioritize issues for the BoS to follow.
• Each board member identified their most important priorities.
• Rob took notes and created in real time a list of everyone’s priorities. Discussion was
limited to this endeavor.
• At this point in the workshop, Rachel had to leave the meeting.
• The remaining 4 board members discussed the list and identified 8 issues.
• The following list was identified and agreed upon by all present. No votes were taken.
o Develop BoS plan for the year.
o Form of town government study.
o Long term strategic financial plan.
o Review update regs, policies and procedures.
o Economic development.
o Communications.
o Conservation Commission Complaint. Hmm.
o Artificial intelligence.
• All agreed goal was accomplished and the next workshop (yet to be scheduled) will
include Orlando.
• Rob mentioned goal of next workshop will be to begin discussion around whom, when
and what for each priority item.
• Workshop adjourned at 10:15am.
End DRAFT Mtg Minutes
Sat Jun 21, 2025
Boards Commissions
✓ Decided: Board of Selectmen identify eight priority issues for the year
The Board of Selectmen held a workshop to establish a list of prioritized issues for the board to follow. Members identified and agreed upon eight specific topics for future focus. No formal votes were taken during the meeting.
- Identified priority issues: Develop BoS plan for the year
- Identified priority issues: Form of town government study
- Identified priority issues: Long term strategic financial plan
- Identified priority issues: Review update regs, policies and procedures
- Identified priority issues: Economic development
- Identified priority issues: Communications
- Identified priority issues: Conservation Commission Complaint
- Identified priority issues: Artificial intelligence
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June 21, 2025
RE: Georgetown BoS Workshop Mtg Minutes 6/21/25
Workshop Meeting Minutes
• Selectmen Present: Mike Donahue, Doug Dawes, Laura Repplier, Rachel Bancroft, Rob
Hoover
• Meeting Started at 9:10 AM.
• Location Georgetown Peabody Library, 2nd Floor.
• Rob began. He outlined the process and goal of the workshop, which was to create a list
of prioritize issues for the BoS to follow.
• Each board member identified their most important priorities.
• Rob took notes and created in real time a list of everyone’s priorities. Discussion was
limited to this endeavor.
• At this point in the workshop, Rachel had to leave the meeting.
• The remaining 4 board members discussed the list and identified 8 issues.
• The following list was identified and agreed upon by all present. No votes were taken.
o Develop BoS plan for the year.
o Form of town government study.
o Long term strategic financial plan.
o Review update regs, policies and procedures.
o Economic development.
o Communications.
o Conservation Commission Complaint. Hmm.
o Artificial intelligence.
• All agreed goal was accomplished and the next workshop (yet to be scheduled) will
include Orlando.
• Rob mentioned goal of next workshop will be to begin discussion around whom, when
and what for each priority item.
• Workshop adjourned at 10:15am.
Mon Dec 2, 2024
December 2, 2024 Meeting
✓ Decided: Board approves new liquor license for Renegade's Pub on W. Main St
The Board of Selectmen approved a new all-alcohol beverage license, common victualer's license, and entertainment license for 51 W. Main, LLC (DBA Renegade's Pub) at 51 W. Main Street, with a revised closing time of 1 AM. The vote was 5-0. The board also voted 4-0 to approve all annual license renewals (excluding Kume Ramen from the liquor list) and discussed a Sunday construction bylaw for the May 2025 Town Meeting.
- Approved new liquor license for Renegade's Pub with 1AM closing (5-0)
- Approved all annual license renewals with expiration 12/31/2025 (4-0)
- Discussed Sunday Construction Bylaw for May 2025 Town Meeting (no vote)
- Posted announcement for Planning Board vacancy with deadline 12/31/2024 (4-0)
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BOS MEETING MINUTES FROM 12-02-24
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
Memorial Town Hall, One Library Street,
Georgetown, Mass. 01833
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7:00PM General Session / Third Floor Meeting Room, at the
Georgetown Town Hall
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Selectmen Present: D. LaMonica, Chair, D. Dawes, R. Bancroft, R. Hoover
and L. Repplier
Others Present: Orlando Pacheco, Town Administrator
M. Shultz, Administrative Assistant on Zoom
Note: BoS meetings are recorded via video and are available to anyone.
See https://www.georgetownma.gov or call 978-352-5755 for assistance.
Recording is available at Georgetown Community Television
CALL TO ORDER @ 7 PM:
Moment of Silence to prepare for meeting was observed.
Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
• Motion made by L. Repplier to open the Public Meeting. Seconded by D.
Dawes
• Motion passed with a vote of all in favor (5-0)
PUBLIC HEARING:
For new Liquor License on an application from 51 W. Main, LLC -DBA
Renegade's Pub, 51 W. Main Street, Georgetown, MA for an all-alcohol beverage
license, common victualer's license and entertainment license. Hours of operation
will be daily 12PM-12AM.
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Applicants introduced themselves, Anthony Bernardo and Gregory Weinstock, co-
owners, and their counsel, Kristen Scanlon was present via Zoom.
Attorney Scanlon spoke to the applicants’ experience in the food business, …
Mon Feb 24, 2020
Boards Commissions
Board to adopt cyber security policies and review license fees
The Georgetown Board of Selectmen will vote to adopt new cyber security policies and review the town's license and permit fees. The meeting also includes a discussion on a police chief bylaw change regarding a 25 MPH speed limit update. Additionally, the board will consider re-appointing building inspection staff and approving requests for several local 5K running events.
- Adoption of Cyber Security Policies
- Review of Board of Selectmen License and Permit Fees
- Police Chief Bylaw change request & 25 MPH speed limit update
- Re-appointment of Building Inspector and Inspection services staff
- Approval requests for 3rd Annual Laurie Condon Hodges 5K, Flatbread Fiery 5K, David Curley Memorial 5K, and Ride to End Alzheimers
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
February 24, 2020
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Minutes of January 27 & February 10, 2020
CORRESPONDENCE
NEW BUSINESS
•
Police Chief Bylaw change request & 25 MPH speed limit update
•
Autism Awareness Month-Tom Stewart to be present
OLD BUSINESS
•
Cyber Security Policies-to be adopted
•
The Annual Town Meeting and Special Town Meeting Warrants for May 4, 2020 are closed
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
•
Review BoS License and Permit Fees
•
Review BoS Procedures, Policies, and Regulations
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
Re-appointment of Building Inspector and Inspection services staff
•
Request for the 3rd Annual Laurie Condon Hodges 5K Run/Walk April 5, 2020
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Request for Flatbread Fiery 5K Run
•
Request for David Curley Memorial 5K Road Race.
•
Request for the Ride to End Alzheimers
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Monday, March 9, 2020 at 7:00 PM, 3rd floor meeting room
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Feb 10, 2020
Boards Commissions
Georgetown selectmen to hold hearing on Flatbread premises alteration
The Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing on an alteration of premises for Georgetown Flatbread, approve the Presidential Primary warrant, and hear updates on police, fire, and highway matters. The agenda also includes adopting cyber security policies and reviewing license and permit fees.
- Public hearing: Georgetown Flatbread alteration of premises
- Town Clerk request to approve Presidential Primary warrant
- Police Chief bylaw change request and 25 MPH speed limit update
- AFG Regional Grant update with Fire Chief
- Chapter 90 Funds update with Highway Surveyor
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
February 10, 2020
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
PUBLIC HEARING
•
Georgetown Flatbread - Alteration of Premises
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Minutes of January 13, 2020
CORRESPONDENCE
•
Town Clerk request to approve the Warrant for the Presidential Primary
•
Green Communities Designation Notification
NEW BUSINESS
•
Police Chief Bylaw change request & 25 MPH speed limit update
•
Autism Awareness Month-Tom Stewart to be present
•
AFG Regional Grant & Grant update-Fire Chief to be present
•
Chapter 90 Funds-Peter Durkee, Highway Surveyor to be present
OLD BUSINESS
•
Cyber Security Policies-to be adopted
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
•
Review BoS License and Permit Fees
•
Review BoS Procedures, Policies, and Regulations
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Monday, February 24, 2020 at 7:00 PM, 3rd floor meeting room
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Jan 27, 2020
Boards Commissions
Selectmen to preview 2021 budget, approve poll workers
The Board of Selectmen will hold a general meeting with an executive session first. They will discuss the 2021 budget preview, introduce a new utility director, and consider cybersecurity policies. The board will also vote on the Palmer Lane Order of Taking and approve poll workers for the 2020 elections.
- Approve Poll Workers for 2020 Elections
- Introduction of new Utility Director Marlene Ladderbush
- Cyber Security Policies with Red Kelley, BSS
- Palmer Lane Order of Taking - vote and sign document
- Preview of the 2021 Budget
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
January 27, 2020
6:00PM 2nd floor meeting room, Executive Session ~ 7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room,
General Meeting , Town Hall, 1 Library Street
6:00PM EXECUTIVE SESSION-To discuss strategy with respect to collective
bargaining or litigation if an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the bargaining
or litigating position of the governmental body and the Chair so declares …;
WARRANT and MINUTES
CORRESPONDENCE
•
Request from the Town Clerk to approve Poll Workers for 2020 Elections
NEW BUSINESS
•
Water Department-Introduction of new Utility Director Marlene Ladderbush
•
Cyber Security Policies-Red Kelley, BSS to be present
OLD BUSINESS
•
Rowley Landing-Update
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
•
Preview of the 2021 Budget
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
Palmer Lane Order of Taking-Vote and sign document
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Monday, February 10, 2020 at 7:00 PM, 3rd floor meeting room
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Jan 13, 2020
Boards Commissions
Selectmen to set 2020 ambulance rates, open warrants
The Board of Selectmen will discuss and potentially set 2020 ambulance rates and the Erie 4 contract renewal, open the Annual and Special Town Meeting warrants for May 4, 2020, and review board procedures and fees. They will also consider several appointments and approvals, including 2020 licenses and a library surplus request.
- Discussion of 2020 ambulance rates and Erie 4 contract renewal
- Open ATM & STM warrants for May 4, 2020
- Review of Board of Selectmen procedures, policies, and regulations
- Review of license and permit fees
- Approval of 2020 licenses and ADA North Shore Tour de Cure cycling event (May 17, 2020)
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
January 13, 2020
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Minutes of December 16, 2019
CORRESPONDENCE
•
ATM/STM & Election Calendar Spring 2020 from Town Clerk
NEW BUSINESS
•
Fire Chief Mitchell to discuss Ambulance rates for 2020 and Erie 4 contract renewal
•
Open the ATM & STM Warrants for May 4, 2020
OLD BUSINESS
•
Rowley Landing-Jim DiMento, Park & Rec to discuss
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
•
Review BoS Procedures, Policies, and Regulations
•
Review BoS License and Permit Fees
•
SPED Reserve Fund-Discussion on committee set up
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
2020 License Approvals
•
ADA North Shore Tour de Cure Cycling Event for approval May 17, 2020
•
Library Request to Surplus Property by Sarah Cognata
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Monday, January 27, 2020 at 7:00PM, 3rd floor meeting room
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Dec 16, 2019
Executive Session Meeting
Georgetown Selectmen to discuss Mello Disposal with boards
The Board of Selectmen will hold an executive session to discuss collective bargaining or litigation, then a joint meeting with the Conservation Commission, Planning Board, and Zoning Board of Appeals to discuss Mello Disposal. They will also consider 2020 alcohol license renewals and hear an update on the Recreational Fields Study Committee.
- Executive session on collective bargaining or litigation
- Joint meeting with ConCom, Planning Board, ZBA on Mello Disposal
- Proclamation for Glenn Silva's 41 years with Georgetown Fire Department
- 2020 Alcohol License and License Renewals for Approval
- Winter parking ban reminder effective Dec 1 to Apr 1
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
December 16, 2019
6:00 PM 2nd floor meeting room Executive Session ~ 7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town
Hall, 1 Library Street
A part of this meeting will be a joint meeting with Conservation Commission, Planning Board,
and Zoning Board of Appeals
6:00PM-EXECUTIVE SESSION-To discuss strategy with respect to collective
bargaining or litigation if an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the bargaining
or litigating position of the governmental body and the Chair so declares …;
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Minutes of November 18, 2019 and December 9, 2019
CORRESPONDENCE
•
Winter Parking Ban Reminder-Effective December 1, 2019 to April 1, 2020
NEW BUSINESS
•
Proclamation for Glenn Silva for 41 years of service to the Georgetown Fire Department
OLD BUSINESS
•
Recreational Fields Study Committee Update
•
Mello Disposal Discussion-Joint meeting with ConCom, Planning Board, and ZBA
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
•
Meeting dates for 2020: Jan. 13, 27; Feb. 10, 24; Mar. 9, 23; Apr. 13, 27; May 4 ATM, 18;
June 8, 22, 2020
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
2020 Alcohol License and License Renewals for Approval
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
January 13, 2019 at 7:00PM, 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarr …
Mon Nov 18, 2019
Boards Commissions
Georgetown Selectmen hold public hearing on tax classifications and winter parking ban.
The Board of Selectmen will conduct a public hearing on tax classifications with assessors present. They will also address the winter parking ban effective December 1, 2019, and discuss the Green Communities Energy Reduction Plan. The agenda includes routine approvals for licenses and personnel appointments.
- Public hearing on tax classifications with assessors present
- Winter Parking Ban effective December 1, 2019 to April 1, 2020
- Discussion of Green Communities Energy Reduction Plan with John Cashell
- Request for appointment of Anala Guertin to the Park & Rec term expiring June 30, 2020
- Review of 2021 Budget & CIP
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
November 18, 2019
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
PUBLIC HEARING
•
Tax Classification Public Hearing-Assessors to be present
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Minutes of November 4, 2019
CORRESPONDENCE
•
Winter Parking Ban-Effective December 1, 2019 to April 1, 2020
NEW BUSINESS
OLD BUSINESS
•
Green Communities Energy Reduction Plan-John Cashell to be present
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
•
Holiday Hours
•
2021 Budget & CIP
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
License Approvals
•
Request from Mike Farrell to surplus property
•
Request for appointment of Anala Guertin to the Park & Rec term to expire June 30, 2020.
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Monday, December 2, 2019 at 7PM, 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Nov 4, 2019
Boards Commissions
Selectmen propose not increasing taxes in 2020
The Georgetown Board of Selectmen will hold a public hearing on tax classifications and review the Green Communities Energy Reduction Plan. The body will also address the Mello Disposal update on Carleton Drive and approve several appointments, including a Housing Authority member and a Town Scholarship Committee member. Additionally, the Selectmen will present a proposal to not increase taxes in 2020.
- Public hearing on Tax Classification with Assessors present
- Proposal to not increase taxes in 2020
- Green Communities Energy Reduction Plan update
- Mello Disposal update on Carleton Drive location
- Appointment of Juliette Rec to the Housing Authority
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
November 4, 2019
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
PUBLIC HEARING
•
Tax Classification Public Hearing-Assessors to be present
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Minutes of October 7, 21 and 28, 2019
CORRESPONDENCE
•
Veterans' Day Observance Information-November 11
•
Resignation of Dianne Collins from the Town Scholarship Committee
NEW BUSINESS
OLD BUSINESS
•
Green Communities Energy Reduction Plan-John Cashell to be present
•
Mello Disposal Update on Carleton Drive location-Jason Mello to be present
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
•
Proposal to not increase taxes in 2020
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
Housing Authority joint meeting to appoint Juliette Rec as a member until the next election
•
Request from Spiros Energy for a Class II Used Car License
•
Request for the Appointment of Jeannine Dion to the Town Scholarship Committee term to
expire June 30, 2019
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Monday, November 18, 2019 at 7PM, 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Oct 21, 2019
Boards Commissions
Board approves fuel efficiency vehicle policy and museum roof grant
The Georgetown Board of Selectmen met to approve a Green Community Grant for a fuel-efficient vehicle policy and a CPC Grant Agreement with the Historical Society for the Brocklebank Museum Roof. The body also received comments on the B2B Rail Trail-North section and presented a citation to Sam Moroz.
- Approval of Green Community Grant-fuel efficiency vehicle policy
- CPC Grant Agreement with Historical Society for Brocklebank Museum Roof
- Stantec request for comments on B2B Rail Trail-North Georgetown and Newbury section
- Appointment of David Twiss to the Economic Development Committee
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
October 21, 2019
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
WARRANT and MINUTES
CORRESPONDENCE
NEW BUSINESS
•
Veterans' Services Karen Tyler to present Citation to Sam Moroz
•
Stantec request for comments, questions or concerns on the B2B Rail Trail-North
Georgetown and Newbury section
•
Green Community Grant-fuel efficiency vehicle policy for approval-John Cashell to be
present
•
CPC Grant Agreement with Historical Society for Brocklebank Museum Roof
OLD BUSINESS
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
Request from Police Chief Cudmore for the appointment of a Reserve Officer term to expire
June 30, 2020
•
Appointment of David Twiss to the Economic Development Committee term to expire June
30, 2021
•
Request for appointment of Mary Janson to the Holiday Events Committee term to expire
June 30, 2020.
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Monday, October 28, 2019 at 6:00PM, Middle/High School
Monday, October 28, 2019 at 7:00PM Special Town Meeting, Middle/High School
November 4, 2019 at 7:00PM, 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Oct 7, 2019
Boards Commissions
Board to continue AT&T utility pole hearing, discuss litigation
The Georgetown Board of Selectmen is meeting on October 7, 2019, with a public hearing continued from April 22 on a request by SQF, LLC/Tilson to place a new utility pole for an AT&T Small Wireless Facility in the public right-of-way. The board will also hold an executive session to discuss litigation strategy, and address old business including a Kiwanis rain date request, approval of Palmer Lane layout, the Special Town Meeting warrant for October 28, and a Youth Community Center update.
- Public hearing continued: SQF, LLC/Tilson request for AT&T Small Wireless Facility utility pole in public right-of-way
- Executive session on litigation strategy
- Kiwanis request for rain date of 10/27 for toll on 10/26
- Planning Board request to approve and accept Layout of Palmer Lane
- Special Town Meeting warrant for October 28, 2019
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
October 7, 2019
6:00 PM Executive Session, 2nd floor meeting room ~ 7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room,
Town Hall, 1 Library Street
PUBLIC HEARING
•
Public Hearing continued from April 22, 2019-SQF, LLC/Tilson Request to place a new
utility pole for an AT&T Small Wireless Facility in the public right-of-way
6:00PM-EXECUTIVE SESSION
To discuss strategy with respect to litigation if an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the
bargaining or litigating position of the governmental body and the Chair so declares …;
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
General Minutes of September 23, 2019 and Executive Session Minutes of September 23,
2019
CORRESPONDENCE
OLD BUSINESS
•
Request from the Kiwanis for a rain date of 10/27 for their Toll on 10/26
•
Request from the Planning Board for the Selectmen to approve and accept the Layout of
Palmer Lane
•
STM Warrant for October 28, 2019
•
Youth Community Center Update
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
NEW BUSINESS
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
October 21, 2019 at 7:00PM in the 3rd floor meeting room
October 28, 2019 at 6:00PM at the M/H School for the Special Town Meeting
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Sep 23, 2019
Executive Session Meeting
Selectmen to close warrant for Fall Special Town Meeting
The Board of Selectmen will hold an executive session to discuss litigation strategy in Tolman v. Town, followed by a regular meeting. They will close the warrant for the Fall Special Town Meeting, consider a request to support House Bill 2705, and hear updates from GeorgetownCARE and a Resiliency Grant presentation.
- Executive session to discuss litigation strategy in Tolman v. Town
- Close the Warrant for the Fall Special Town Meeting
- Request for support of House 2705 - An Act Relative to Public Funds
- Kiwanis request to hold fundraiser toll on October 26th
- Appointment of Peter Durkee to the Holiday Events Committee
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
September 23, 2019
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
6:00PM-EXECUTIVE SESSION-Tolman v. Town-To discuss strategy with respect to
litigation if an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the bargaining or litigating
position of the governmental body and the Chair so declares …;
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Executive Session Minutes September 9 & 16, 2019
•
Minutes of September 9, 2019
CORRESPONDENCE
•
Notice of road work from the Highway Surveyor
NEW BUSINESS
•
GeorgetownCARE's Coalition Committee Update
•
Resiliency Grant-Steve Przyjemski and Gillian Davies to be present
OLD BUSINESS
•
Close the Warrant for the Fall Special Town Meeting
•
Request for support of House 2705-An Act Relative to Public Funds
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
Request to Surplus Property-Michael Farrell
•
Kiwanis Request to hold fundraiser toll on October 26th
•
Appointment of Peter Durkee to the Holiday Events Committee
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
October 7, 2019, at 7:00PM, 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Sep 23, 2019
Executive Session Meeting
Selectmen to close warrant, discuss litigation, grants
The Board of Selectmen will hold an executive session to discuss litigation strategy in Tolman v. Town, followed by a regular meeting to close the warrant for the Fall Special Town Meeting, hear updates on GeorgetownCARE and a Resiliency Grant, and consider several appointments and requests.
- Executive session to discuss strategy in Tolman v. Town litigation
- Close the Warrant for the Fall Special Town Meeting
- Request for support of House 2705 - An Act Relative to Public Funds
- Kiwanis request to hold fundraiser toll on October 26th
- Appointment of Peter Durkee to the Holiday Events Committee
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
September 23, 2019
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
6:00PM-EXECUTIVE SESSION-Tolman v. Town-To discuss strategy with respect to
litigation if an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the bargaining or litigating
position of the governmental body and the Chair so declares …;
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Executive Session Minutes September 9 & 16, 2019
•
Minutes of September 9, 2019
CORRESPONDENCE
•
Notice of road work from the Highway Surveyor
NEW BUSINESS
•
GeorgetownCARE's Coalition Committee Update
•
Resiliency Grant-Steve Przyjemski and Gillian Davies to be present
OLD BUSINESS
•
Close the Warrant for the Fall Special Town Meeting
•
Request for support of House 2705-An Act Relative to Public Funds
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
Request to Surplus Property-Michael Farrell
•
Kiwanis Request to hold fundraiser toll on October 26th
•
Appointment of Peter Durkee to the Holiday Events Committee
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
October 7, 2019, at 7:00PM, 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Sep 23, 2019
Boards Commissions
Board of Selectmen to close warrant for Fall Special Town Meeting
The Board of Selectmen will meet to discuss the upcoming Fall Special Town Meeting warrant and review updates on the GeorgetownCARE's Coalition. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding a Resiliency Grant and a request to surplus property.
- Closing the Warrant for the Fall Special Town Meeting
- Resiliency Grant update with Steve Przyjemski and Gillian Davies
- Request to Surplus Property from Michael Farrell
- Kiwanis fundraiser request for October 26th
- Appointment of Peter Durkee to the Holiday Events Committee
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
September 23, 2019
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
6:00PM-EXECUTIVE SESSION-Tolman v. Town-To discuss strategy with respect to
litigation if an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the bargaining or litigating
position of the governmental body and the Chair so declares …;
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Executive Session Minutes September 9 & 16, 2019
•
Minutes of September 9, 2019
CORRESPONDENCE
•
Notice of road work from the Highway Surveyor
NEW BUSINESS
•
GeorgetownCARE's Coalition Committee Update
•
Resiliency Grant-Steve Przyjemski and Gillian Davies to be present
OLD BUSINESS
•
Close the Warrant for the Fall Special Town Meeting
•
Request for support of House 2705-An Act Relative to Public Funds
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
Request to Surplus Property-Michael Farrell
•
Kiwanis Request to hold fundraiser toll on October 26th
•
Appointment of Peter Durkee to the Holiday Events Committee
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
October 7, 2019, at 7:00PM, 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Aug 12, 2019
Boards Commissions
Board of Selectmen to discuss business requests and property surplus
The Board of Selectmen will review several new business items, including manager changes for Georgetown Flatbread, LLC and funding requests from the Youth Community Center. The meeting also includes an update on National Ave and a request to surplus property.
- Change of Manager request for Georgetown Flatbread, LLC
- Youth Community Center funding request for Fall Town Meeting
- Youth Community Center one-day liquor license request for Camp Denison
- Request to refer Palmer Lane street acceptance to the Planning Board
- Library Director request to surplus property
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
August 12, 2019
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
6:00PM-EXECUTIVE SESSION-Tolman Property-To discuss strategy with respect to
litigation if an open meeting may have a detrimental effect on the bargaining or litigating
position of the governmental body and the Chair so declares …;
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Minutes July 15, 2019
CORRESPONDENCE
NEW BUSINESS
•
Request from Georgetown Flatbread, LLC for a Change of Manager
•
Youth Community Center request for funding at Fall Town Meeting
•
Youth Community Center request for a One-Day Liquor License for an event at Camp
Denison
•
Request from Anthony Franciosa to refer Street Acceptance of Palmer Lane to the Planning
Board
OLD BUSINESS
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
•
National Ave update
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
Request from Library Director to surplus property
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
September 9, 2019 7:00PM, 3rd floor meeting room
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Jun 24, 2019
Boards Commissions
Selectmen to hold public hearing on AT&T utility pole for small wireless facility
The Board of Selectmen will continue a public hearing on a request by SQF, LLC/Tilson to place a new utility pole for an AT&T Small Wireless Facility in the public right-of-way. The board will also review minutes, correspondence, and several appointments, including two reserve police officers and a tree warden. Presentations are scheduled for scholarships, bond signing, and the FY18 audit.
- Public hearing continued: SQF, LLC/Tilson request for AT&T utility pole
- Notice of community outreach meeting for marijuana facility Humboldteast
- Scholarship presentations to Chole Martens, Jordan Sanger, and Patrick Sedwick
- Police Chief memo on parking at 51 West Main Street
- Appointment of two Reserve Officers: Courtney Thomas & David J. Puopolo II
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
June 24, 2019
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
7:00 PM-PUBLIC HEARING
•
Public Hearing continued from April 22, 2019-SQF, LLC/Tilson Request to place a new
utility pole for an AT&T Small Wireless Facility in the public right-of-way
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Minutes of June 4, 2019
CORRESPONDENCE
•
Notice of Community Outreach Meeting-Marijuana Facility Humboldteast
NEW BUSINESS
•
Town of Georgetown Scholarship Presentations-Chole Martens, Jordan Sanger, and Patrick
Sedwick
•
Awarding of Bond-Signing of Bonds-Ann Gill, Treasurer to be present
•
Presentation of the FY18 Audit-Renee Davis & Romina Mameli Powers and Sullivan to be
present
OLD BUSINESS
•
Police Chief Memo regarding parking at 51 West Main Street
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
•
Line Item Transfers FY19
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
Police Chief Request for appointment of two Reserve Officers-Courtney Thomas & David
J. Puopolo II
•
Request from Ida Wye for appointment as Tree Warden
•
Appointments
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
July 15, 2019 at 7:00 PM, 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Jun 10, 2019
Boards Commissions
Selectmen to consider Town Administrator contract, marijuana establishment outreach
The Georgetown Board of Selectmen is meeting to handle routine business including approving minutes, correspondence, and appointments. They will also discuss the Town Administrator's contract, a proposed marijuana establishment outreach meeting, and several community event requests.
- Approval of the Town Administrator's Contract
- Notice of David Twiss's resignation from the ZBA
- Community Outreach Meeting for Peak Limited, LLC proposed Marijuana Establishment on 6/12
- Request for David Curley Memorial 5K Fun Run
- National Ave Bids Map 14 Lot 7 & 7A
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
June 10, 2019
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Minutes of May 20, 2019
CORRESPONDENCE
•
Notice from the Town Clerk of the resignation of David Twiss from the ZBA
•
Community Outreach Meeting-Peak Limited,LLC proposed Marijuana Establishment 6/12
NEW BUSINESS
•
Representative Mirra-to speak on Merrimack River Controlled Sewage Outflows
•
Neurofibromatosis NE request for the Coast to the Cure bike ride to pass through town
•
Request for the David Curley Memorial 5K Fun Run to be held in town
OLD BUSINESS
•
Update on the progress/effectiveness of SeeClickFix.
•
Stantec/MassDOT-Border to Boston Trail request for comments-Town Planner to be present
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
•
Approval of the Town Administrator's Contract
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
•
National Ave Bids Map 14 Lot 7 & 7A
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
Appointments
•
Request from Ida Wye for appointment as Tree Warden
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
June 24, 2019 at 7:00PM, 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon May 20, 2019
Boards Commissions
Board to continue AT&T utility pole hearing, discuss parking, trail comments
The Georgetown Board of Selectmen will reorganize, continue a public hearing on a new utility pole for an AT&T Small Wireless Facility, and discuss several items including a police memo on parking at 51 West Main Street and comments on the Border to Boston Trail. The board will also hear from the Water Department and consider appointments and property surplus requests.
- Continued public hearing: SQF, LLC/Tilson request for new utility pole for AT&T Small Wireless Facility in public right-of-way
- Police Chief memo regarding parking at 51 West Main Street
- Stantec/MassDOT Border to Boston Trail request for comments
- Water Department discussion with Nick Lawler
- Appointment of Martha Lucius as Alternate to Council on Aging (term to June 30, 2020)
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
May 20, 2019
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
Re-Organization of the Board
PUBLIC HEARING
•
Public Hearing continued from April 22, 2019-SQF, LLC/Tilson Request to place a new
utility pole for an AT&T Small Wireless Facility in the public right-of-way
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Minutes of April 22, 2019 and May 6, 2019
CORRESPONDENCE
NEW BUSINESS
•
Police Chief Memo regarding parking at 51 West Main Street
•
Stantec/MassDOT-Border to Boston Trail request for comments
OLD BUSINESS
•
Water Department Discussion-Nick Lawler to be present
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
Request from Sarah Cognata, Librarian to surplus property
•
Request from Colleen Fiorello for appointment of Martha Lucius as an Alternate to the
Council on Aging term to expire June 30, 2020
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Monday, June 10, 2019-7:00PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Apr 22, 2019
Executive Session Meeting
Board discusses litigation strategy with AFSCME Council 93 in executive session
The Board of Selectmen met to discuss legal strategy regarding a labor dispute with AFSCME Council 93. They continued a public hearing on a request by SQF, LLC/Tilson to place an AT&T utility pole in the public right-of-way. The board also reviewed requests for one-day liquor licenses for local events and discussed motions for the upcoming ATM & STM warrant.
- Executive session on litigation: AFSCME Council 93 v. Town of Georgetown (Case No. MUP-18-6920)
- Public hearing continued for SQF, LLC/Tilson request to place AT&T Small Wireless Facility pole
- Review of one-day liquor license requests for Summer Concert Series and Boston Polo Club
- Discussion on motions for ATM & STM Warrant scheduled for May 6, 2019
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
April 22, 2019
6:00 PM 2nd floor meeting room Executive Session ~ 7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town
Hall, 1 Library Street
6:00 PM-EXECUTIVE SESSION
Anticipated executive session in accordance with G.L. c. 30A, §21(a)(3), to discuss strategy with
respect to litigation (AFSCME Council 93 v. Town of Georgetown, Department of Labor Relations
Case No. MUP-18-6920)
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Minutes of March 25, 2019 and April 8, 2019
PUBLIC HEARING
•
Public Hearing to be continued to April 22, 2019-SQF, LLC/Tilson Request to place a new
utility pole for an AT&T Small Wireless Facility in the public right-of-way
CORRESPONDENCE
•
Community Preservation Coalition Request for support
NEW BUSINESS
•
Summer Concert Series-One Day Liquor Licenses
•
Boston Polo Club Request for One-Day Liquor Licenses
OLD BUSINESS
•
ATM & STM Warrant May 6, 2019-Discussion on motions
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
•
Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony Committee Charge
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Monday, April 29, 2019 at 7:00PM-Workshop-2nd floor meeting room
Monday, May 6, 2019 at 6:00PM-Annual Town Meeting - M/H School
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Apr 22, 2019
Boards Commissions
Board discusses ATM/STM warrant and AT&T utility pole request
The Georgetown Board of Selectmen met to discuss the Annual Town Meeting warrant for May 6, 2019. A public hearing was held regarding a request by SQF, LLC/Tilson to place a new utility pole in the public right-of-way for an AT&T Small Wireless Facility. The board also reviewed requests for one-day liquor licenses for summer events.
- Public Hearing: SQF, LLC/Tilson request to place a new utility pole for an AT&T Small Wireless Facility
- ATM & STM Warrant May 6, 2019 - Discussion on motions
- Summer Concert Series One Day Liquor Licenses
- Boston Polo Club Request for One-Day Liquor Licenses
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
April 22, 2019
6:00 PM 2nd floor meeting room Executive Session ~ 7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town
Hall, 1 Library Street
6:00 PM-EXECUTIVE SESSION
Anticipated executive session in accordance with G.L. c. 30A, §21(a)(3), to discuss strategy with
respect to litigation (AFSCME Council 93 v. Town of Georgetown, Department of Labor Relations
Case No. MUP-18-6920)
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Minutes of March 25, 2019 and April 8, 2019
PUBLIC HEARING
•
Public Hearing to be continued to April 22, 2019-SQF, LLC/Tilson Request to place a new
utility pole for an AT&T Small Wireless Facility in the public right-of-way
CORRESPONDENCE
•
Community Preservation Coalition Request for support
NEW BUSINESS
•
Summer Concert Series-One Day Liquor Licenses
•
Boston Polo Club Request for One-Day Liquor Licenses
OLD BUSINESS
•
ATM & STM Warrant May 6, 2019-Discussion on motions
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
•
Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony Committee Charge
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Monday, April 29, 2019 at 7:00PM-Workshop-2nd floor meeting room
Monday, May 6, 2019 at 6:00PM-Annual Town Meeting - M/H School
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Apr 8, 2019
Boards Commissions
Selectmen to continue AT&T utility pole hearing, review ATM warrant
The Board of Selectmen will hold a continued public hearing on a request by SQF, LLC/Tilson to place a new utility pole for an AT&T Small Wireless Facility in the public right-of-way, with the hearing continued to April 22. The board will also review Planning Board changes to the Annual Town Meeting warrant for May 6, and consider a recommendation to appoint Jeanne Robertson to the Council on Aging.
- Continued public hearing: SQF, LLC/Tilson request for AT&T Small Wireless Facility utility pole in public right-of-way
- Review of Planning Board changes to Annual Town Meeting warrant (May 6, 2019)
- Appointment recommendation: Jeanne Robertson to Council on Aging, term expiring June 30, 2021
- Approval of minutes from March 11, 2019
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
April 8, 2019
7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall, 1 Library Street
PUBLIC HEARING
•
Public Hearing to be continued to April 22, 2019-SQF, LLC/Tilson Request to place a new
utility pole for an AT&T Small Wireless Facility in the public right-of-way
CORRESPONDENCE
WARRANT and MINUTES
•
Minutes of March 11, 2019
NEW BUSINESS
OLD BUSINESS
•
ATM Warrant May 6, 2019-review Planning Board changes
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
CoA recommendation of the appointment of Jeanne Robertson to the CoA term to expire
June 30, 2021
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Monday, April 22, 2019 at 7:00PM, 3rd floor meeting room, Town Hall
Monday, May 6, 2019 at 6:00 PM-Middle/High School
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Apr 1, 2019
Executive Session Meeting
Board of Selectmen to hold executive session on contract negotiations
The Board of Selectmen will meet in executive session to conduct strategy sessions and negotiations regarding non-union personnel contracts.
- Strategy sessions for negotiations with non-union personnel
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
April 1, 2019
6:30PM Executive Session 2nd floor meeting room
EXECUTIVE SESSION
(2) To conduct strategy sessions in preparation for negotiations with non-union personnel, or to
conduct collective bargaining sessions or contract negotiations with non-union personnel;
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Monday, April 8, 2019 at 7:00 PM, 3rd floor meeting room
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.gov or 978-352-5755
Mon Mar 25, 2019
Executive Session Meeting
Selectmen discuss water/light merger strategy and approve deed for ConCom land
The Georgetown Board of Selectmen held an executive session to prepare for labor negotiations and litigation involving AFSCME Council 93. In the public portion, they discussed a potential Water/Light Merger with Nick Lawler present, reviewed the ATM & STM Warrant scheduled for May 6, 2019, and approved a deed for ConCom land on Map 11 Lot 11.
- Deed approval for ConCom land-Map 11 Lot 11
- Discussion of Water/Light Merger with Nick Lawler present
- ATM & STM Warrant scheduled for May 6, 2019
- Executive session regarding litigation AFSCME Council 93 v. Town of Georgetown (Case No. MUP-18-6920)
- Appointment of Acting Town Administrator
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AGENDA
for the
Board of Selectmen
March 25, 2019
6:00 PM 2nd floor meeting room ~ 7:00 PM 3rd floor meeting room
Town Hall, 1 Library Street
6:00 PM EXECUTIVE SESSION
(2) To conduct strategy sessions in preparation for negotiations with non-union personnel, or to
conduct collective bargaining sessions or contract negotiations with non-union personnel;
6:30 PM Executive Session
Anticipated executive session in accordance with G.L. c. 30A, §21(a)(3), to discuss strategy with
respect to litigation (AFSCME Council 93 v. Town of Georgetown, Department of Labor Relations
Case No. MUP-18-6920)
WARRANT and MINUTES
CORRESPONDENCE
•
Letter of resignation of Nancy Thompson from the Council on Aging
NEW BUSINESS
•
Friends of the Library request for a Charity Fundraising License for Books in Bloom, May
4th
OLD BUSINESS
•
Water/Light Merger Discussion-Nick Lawler to be present
•
ATM & STM Warrant May 6, 2019
•
Deed approval ConCom land-Map 11 Lot 11
ITEMS NOT REASONABLY ANTICIPATED BY THE CHAIR 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE
OF THE MEETING
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
•
Town Administrator's Contract
TOWN ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
•
Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony Committee Charge
APPOINTMENTS and APPROVALS
•
Appointment of Acting Town Administrator
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT MEETING
Monday, April 11, 2019 at 7:00 PM, 3rd floor meeting room
Any person with a disability who wishes to attend this public meeting and needs a reasonable accommodation,
please contact the ADA Coordinator Michael Farrell at mfarrell@georgetownma.g …
💰 Federal awards (top 9 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
| $118,390 | TESLA SYSTEMS, INC. Department of Commerce · THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL PERSONNEL, EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, LABOR AN |
| $20,020 | ANDGJENN LLC Department of Defense · THRUST BEARING PAD REPAIR |
| $5,776 | ANDGJENN LLC Department of Defense · SSTG REBABBIT-REBABBIT / RESTORE AFT JOURNAL BEARING SURFACE-(PSE-303 |
| $5,690 | ANDGJENN LLC Department of Defense · REBABBIT SSTG GENERATOR JOURNAL BEARING (PNSY400T-5350) |
| $4,632 | ANDGJENN LLC Department of Defense · REABABBIT/RESTORE SSTG #1 SERVICE (PSE-2987) |
| $2,956 | HAYWOOD ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED Department of Defense · 8511464640!CABLE ASSEMBLY,POWER,ELECTRIC |
| $1,769 | BURRCOMM INDUSTRIAL LLC Department of Defense · CARPET BLDG 601 |
| $1,760 | ANDGJENN LLC Department of Defense · REBABBIT THRUST PAD (PSE-3004) |
| $1,300 | HAYWOOD ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED Department of Defense · 8511502731!CABLE ASSEMBLY,SPEC |
Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.
🌐 County-level context
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Traffic fatalities1 (2024)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC
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