Milton public meetings in 2021

Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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The committee discussed extending the flooring bid due date by one week due to an issue with a sub-bid from Capital Carpet that required Attorney General involvement. They also discussed a $2.5 million offer from the Copeland Foundation for the project, with plans for an agreement on fund disbursement and a request to potentially increase the gift. No formal votes were taken; the next steps include bid review and a future meeting.

• Extended flooring bid due date by one week (discussed, no formal vote)
• Discussed $2.5M Copeland Foundation gift to MAL (no formal action)
• Agreed to draft agreement between Copeland and MAL for fund disbursement (discussed)
• Planned for Alyssa Cook to discuss project cost with Richard Welles (discussed)

Select Board

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The Milton Select Board unanimously approved a Mask Advisory Proclamation in response to rising COVID-19 cases, and also approved ARPA funding allocations for school nursing, housing authority renovations, and COVID testing. The board approved a contract with LAL Engineering Group for the new animal shelter, and approved a banner for Osteria Madre's restaurant. Several items were deferred or discussed, including a lease RFP and Special Town Meeting articles.

• Approved Mask Advisory Proclamation (5-0)
• Approved $235,573 ARPA for school nursing support (5-0)
• Approved $255,000 ARPA for Milton Housing Authority (5-0)
• Approved $250,000 ARPA for COVID testing (5-0)
• Approved animal shelter contract with LAL Engineering Group (4-0, Wells recused)
• Approved Osteria Madre's banner on Adams Street (5-0)
• Approved seventh amendment to easement at 41 Wharf Street (4-0, Wells did not vote)
• Approved Hazard Mitigation Plan as approved by FEMA (5-0)

Fire Station Building Committee

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The committee unanimously approved the vendor invoice package for the month. They also reviewed prequalification updates, with 102 statements of qualifications received, and set a goal to have cost estimates reconciled by the January 11 meeting to decide on bidding. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved vendor invoice package (unanimous)
• Approved 12/7 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Municipal Broadband Committee

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The committee held a discussion-only meeting, covering the municipal broadband business plan, a take-rate survey expected by mid-to-late January, and an RFP for INET design and construction. No formal decisions or votes were taken on these items; the only action was to adjourn.

• Agreed to discuss meeting minutes at next meeting
• Adjourned by roll-call vote (3-0)

Warrant Committee

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School Building Committee

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The Milton School Building Committee voted unanimously to recommend removing the land swap articles from the February 28 Special Town Meeting warrant and including them in the Annual Town Meeting warrant. They also approved payment of an $8,287.50 invoice from DRA. A vote on a survey proposal from BSC Group was deferred.

• Recommended removing land swap articles from Feb 28 Special Town Meeting warrant (6-0)
• Approved payment of $8,287.50 invoice from DRA (6-0)
• Deferred vote on BSC Group survey proposal for Gile Road

Conservation Commission

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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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The committee discussed general contractor bids and reviewed a list of items proposed for elimination from the building, with architect James Howe advising on each. No formal decisions were made; a meeting was scheduled for the week of December 27 to review bids, with a poll to determine the date.

• Discussed GC bids received
• Reviewed MAL's list of items to eliminate from building with architect advice
• Scheduled meeting for week of December 27 to review bids

Select Board

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The Select Board voted 4-0 to authorize Good Energy, L.P., Milton's aggregation consultant, to display the town's Community Electricity Aggregation (CEA) products on the Energy Switch website, a state-run resource. The Town Administrator was also authorized to sign on the town's behalf. The meeting was brief and included only this substantive action.

• Authorized Good Energy, L.P. to display Milton's aggregation products on Energy Switch website (4-0)
• Authorized Town Administrator to sign authorization letter on town's behalf (4-0)

Board of Park Commissioners

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The Board of Park Commissioners approved the Capital Request for FY23 and the 5-year plan. No other formal decisions were made; the meeting included discussion of the Algerine Corner DPW project and youth basketball programs.

• Approved Capital Request for FY23 (unanimous)

Board of Appeals

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Affordable Housing Trust

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Capital Improvement Planning Committee

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The Capital Improvement Planning Committee met to review proposed capital projects for Fiscal Year 2023, including parks, DPW, and Council on Aging requests. No formal decisions or votes were taken; the meeting was informational and discussion-only. The next meeting is scheduled for December 30, 2021.

• No formal votes or decisions taken; meeting was discussion-only
• Reviewed Parks Department FY2023 priorities: Gile Road field reconstruction ($2.4M), Andrews Park field reconstruction ($200K), athletic field study ($60K), wood chipper ($50K)
• Reviewed DPW FY2023 priorities: vehicle fleet upgrades ($138K), lift replacements ($130K), trash/recycle bins ($25K), EV charging stations (no cost assigned)
• Reviewed Council on Aging FY2023 priorities: wheelchair van ($65K), exterior lighting (no cost), window replacement (five-year plan $50K), A/V upgrade ($25K-$62K)
• Adjourned at 8:10 AM by roll call vote (all yes)

Community Preservation Committee

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Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC)

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Historical Commission

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Cultural Council

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Board of Appeals

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Conservation Commission

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Sign Review Committee

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The committee reviewed a draft RFP for the I-Net Project and discussed potential revisions to raise with Town Counsel. No formal decisions were made; remaining agenda items were moved to the next meeting.

• Moved remaining agenda items to next week's meeting

Local Historic District Study Committee

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The Milton Local Historic District Study Committee held its fourth meeting on December 13, 2021, with only three of eight members present. No votes were taken because members were unsure about having a quorum, though it was later determined a quorum existed. The committee discussed its charge and resources with Jennifer Doherty from the Massachusetts Historical Commission, and a video of the discussion is available. The committee is seeking replacements for three departed members.

• No votes taken due to quorum uncertainty
• Discussed town charge and resources with Jennifer Doherty (Mass Historical Commission)
• Chair in contact with Select Board Member Melinda Collins to find new committee members
• Next meeting set for Jan 10, 2022, then first Monday monthly

Master Plan Implementation Committee

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The Milton Master Plan Implementation Committee met on December 13, 2021, and approved the minutes from the November 15 meeting. Discussions covered library parking needs (with a potential wetland survey), criteria for filling a committee vacancy, budget priorities, and zoning revisions for ADUs and memory care. No formal votes were taken on these items.

• Approved November 15, 2021 meeting minutes
• Discussed library parking needs; potential wetland survey pending engineer feedback
• Set criteria for new MPIC member (planning experience, commitment, diverse perspective, not on similar board)
• Discussed budget priorities and multi-year project reporting
• Discussed ADU zoning language collaboration with Planning Board member
• Made minor adjustments to memory care zoning setback/buffering requirements
• Discussed East Milton Square planning; MPIC may take lead on new zoning
• Reminded members to update implementation spreadsheet

Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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Council on Aging

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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The Equity & Justice for All Committee's Government Subcommittee met and approved the previous meeting's notes. Members reviewed draft content for a Select Board presentation, which will be discussed again at the next meeting. The DEI Policy draft was sent to M. Collins and M. Zullas for review, and volunteer/outreach efforts will be part of that policy. No formal decisions were made beyond approving the notes.

• Approved 11/22 meeting notes
• Reviewed draft Select Board presentation content (discussion only)
• Sent DEI Policy draft to M. Collins and M. Zullas for review

Select Board

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The Select Board unanimously approved $218,104.25 for a new radio communication system for the Milton Fire Department and $700,000 in ARPA funding for a municipal fiber optic network. They also approved FY2022 storm water rates, various license renewals, and a $19,000 traffic study contract. Several items were deferred, including the Hazard Mitigation Plan and a letter of support for universal school meals.

• Approved $218,104.25 for Milton Fire Department radio system (5-0)
• Approved $700,000 for municipal fiber optic network (5-0)
• Approved FY2022 storm water rates (5-0)
• Approved 2022 Common Victualler License renewals (5-0)
• Approved 2022 Liquor License renewals (5-0)
• Approved 2022 Sunday Opening Permits (5-0)
• Approved 2022 Entertainment Licenses (5-0)
• Approved $19,000 traffic study contract with Context Architecture (4-0, Conlon recused)

Redistricting Committee

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Board of Appeals

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Affordable Housing Trust

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The Affordable Housing Trust met and received updates on state funding and grants for affordable housing development, but made no formal decisions. The State FY 2022 budget includes $100,000 for site readiness, and Mass Housing Partnership awarded a grant for RFP development. The Trust also discussed responding to the Community Preservation Committee's request for priorities and received staff updates on MBTA Communities legislation and potential projects in Milton Village.

• No formal decisions made; meeting was informational

Fire Station Building Committee

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The Fire Station Building Committee approved prior meeting minutes and appointed Eugen Sullivan as the finance/budget point person to review vendor invoices with Vertex. The committee also discussed the RFQ for prequalification, which was posted and is due from bidders on 12/15, and scheduled a virtual meeting on 12/21 to review construction administration and bidding fees.

• Approved 10/19 and 11/16 meeting minutes unanimously
• Approved Eugen Sullivan as finance/budget point person unanimously
• Scheduled virtual meeting on 12/21 to review CA/bidding fees
• RFQ posted for prequalification, due 12/15

Milton Housing Authority

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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The Equity and Social Justice Committee approved the November 22, 2021 meeting notes. They announced lottery prize winners for the survey and selected Vivien Morris as the consultant to facilitate focus groups. Subcommittees on affordable housing, schools/youth/families, and fire/police gave updates, with the fire/police subcommittee recommending against a home rule petition at this time. The DEI consultant for the town is expected to be selected by the end of the year.

• Approved November 22, 2021 meeting notes
• Selected Vivien Morris as consultant for focus groups
• Announced survey lottery winners: #26 (Steel & Rye), #8 (Fitness Unlimited), #17 (Milton Marketplace)
• Fire/Police subcommittee recommended against home rule petition
• DEI consultant selection expected by end of year

Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The Municipal Broadband Committee approved the minutes from its 10/4/21, 10/18/21, and 10/22/21 meetings. The committee discussed the recent decision by Braintree Electric Light Department (BELD) to sell its internet division to Comcast. All remaining agenda items were moved to next week's meeting, and the meeting adjourned at 8:30 AM.

• Approved minutes from the 10/4/21, 10/18/21, and 10/22/21 meetings.
• Resolved to move remaining agenda items to next week's meeting.
• Discussed BELD's decision to sell its internet division to Comcast (no action taken).

Select Board

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The Select Board voted unanimously 5-0 to accept seven warrant articles for the February 28, 2022 Special Town Meeting and to close the warrant. The board also approved a written determination of uniqueness for property at 41 Wharf Street and approved the November 3, 2021 meeting minutes. A contract with LAL Engineering Group for the animal shelter project was deferred.

• Accepted seven warrant articles for the Feb. 28, 2022 Special Town Meeting, subject to review by Town Counsel and Town Clerk, and referred them to the Warrant Committee (5-0).
• Closed the warrant for the Feb. 28, 2022 Special Town Meeting (5-0).
• Approved the written determination of uniqueness for property at 41 Wharf Street (5-0).
• Approved the meeting minutes of November 3, 2021 (5-0).
• Deferred discussion/approval of the LAL Engineering Group contract for the animal shelter building project.
• Adjourned the meeting at 5:19 PM (5-0).

Board of Appeals

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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Board of Appeals

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Information Technology Committee

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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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The Animal Shelter Advisory Committee voted to have ledge removal on the new shelter site charged on a cubic yard basis rather than as a lump sum, after general contractors indicated this could lower their bids. The committee also agreed to hold a follow-up meeting during the week of December 13 to choose the top two bidders, with Town Planner Tim Cziewiski sending a poll to set the date. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Voted to use the cubic yard basis for ledge removal instead of a lump-sum method
• Agreed to hold a subsequent meeting during the week of December 13 to select top two bidders
• Directed Tim Cziewiski to send a poll to the committee to choose the next meeting date

Select Board

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The Select Board voted 5-0 to approve a letter to the FAA regarding runway overflight burdens, with revisions to include Governor Baker and the Massachusetts Congressional delegation. They voted 4-0 to allow Town Counsel to research and prepare two Town Meeting articles for a land swap at Gile Road and Blue Hills Parkway, and 3-0 to approve a Sewer Betterment Project article for the February 28, 2022 Special Town Meeting. The Board also unanimously appointed seven individuals to the Milton 350th Anniversary Committee.

• Approved letter to FAA (5-0) with revisions to include Governor Baker and MA Congressional delegation.
• Authorized Town Counsel to research and prepare Home Rule Petition and land use change articles for Special Town Meeting (4-0).
• Approved Sewer Betterment Project article for Special Town Meeting (3-0).
• Appointed Elizabeth Neville, Mary McLaughlin, Kathryn Fagan Bauer, Hyacinth Crichlow, Lynda-Lee Sheridan, Emma Jean Moulton, and Kevin Donahue to the Milton 350th Anniversary Committee (5-0).
• Confirmed future meeting dates: December 2, 8, and 22, 2021.
• Adjourned at 8:44 PM (4-0).

Board of Appeals

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Local Historic District Study Committee

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The committee voted to approve the minutes from the November 15, 2021 meeting. Guest Steve O'Donnell, chair of the Historical Commission, explained that Local Historic Districts can protect exterior architectural character and impose permanent demolition delays, unlike the Historical Commission. The committee discussed its mandate to propose creating a Local Historic District Commission with at least one district, and outlined immediate objectives to study federal and state historic districts. Future meetings were scheduled for December 13 and January 10.

• Approved the 11/15/2021 meeting minutes.
• Heard from Historical Commission chair Steve O'Donnell on LHD powers and mandate.
• Discussed immediate objectives: study federal and state historic districts to guide LHDC guidelines.
• Identified items for further investigation: definitions of historical and architectural significance, and balancing protection with growth.
• Agreed to seek a meeting with the MA Historic Commission as a future agenda item.
• Agreed to meet with Local Historic District Committees from other towns to learn from their experiences.
• Set next meetings for 7:00 PM on December 13 and January 10 at Town Hall.

School Building Committee

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Capital Improvement Planning Committee

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Board of Appeals

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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The committee received survey responder demographics (71.7% White, 10.8% Black, 3.5% Asian, 2.7% Latino, one third not self-identified) and heard that quantitative and qualitative analyses will follow. Subcommittees presented draft content for the final report, including a complaints-process recommendation to be included in the DEI policy statement. The committee approved the November 8, 2021 meeting notes. The meeting was adjourned early at 7:00 PM due to a technical issue with the meeting link.

• Approved the November 8, 2021 meeting notes.
• Noted survey responder demographics and planned data analyses.
• Identified that a facilitator for focus groups is being sought.
• Noted 30 people interested in the Gift Card Lottery, with a random selection at the 12/6 meeting.
• Advised subcommittees to review survey raw data for themes for recommendations.
• Presented Government Subcommittee content for the draft final report.
• Included the complaints-process recommendation in the DEI policy statement.
• Adjourned early due to a technical issue with the meeting link.

Conservation Commission

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Board of Park Commissioners

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The Board of Park Commissioners met and heard a project update from Peter Jackson on the Turners Pond project, including an upcoming meeting with the Conservation Commission about flood storage. Kevin will attend that meeting. The board also discussed the return of a youth basketball program at Tucker, which will be accommodated by school administration. No public comment was made, and no formal votes or decisions were recorded.

• Approved meeting minutes from 10/22/21 (noted as item 2, no objection recorded)
• Discussed Turners Pond project update with Project Manager Peter Jackson
• Noted Kevin will attend upcoming Conservation Commission meeting on flood storage
• Discussed youth basketball program at Tucker, with school admin accommodating the program
• Discussed capital request items list being worked on by Kevin

Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The committee approved meeting minutes from several prior dates, including a further revision of the 7/3/19 minutes. Members discussed the Select Board's potential use of Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act funds for the I-Net Project instead of ARPA funds, and agreed to wait for the Town Procurement Officer's input before revising the draft RFP. Remaining agenda items were moved to next week's meeting.

• Approved minutes from 7/18/18, revised 4/24/19, 6/18/19, and 1/14/20
• Approved the 7/3/19 minutes as further revised after discussion
• Deferred further I-Net RFP discussion pending Town Procurement Officer input
• Moved remaining agenda items to next week's meeting

Information Technology Committee

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Community Preservation Committee

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Historical Commission

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Cultural Council

The Milton Cultural Council is meeting to conduct an allocation vote and review grant application overviews. The agenda also includes a treasurer's report and a welcome for new members.

• Allocation Vote
• Updated Treasurer's Report
• Grant Application Overview
• Community Input Review

Select Board

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The Select Board approved the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) grant agreement with Norfolk County, authorizing the Town Administrator to sign it, with a contingency amendment allowing the Board to sign electronically if needed. The Board also approved the Finance Committee's ARPA funding recommendations, a $102,749.50 education incentive for the Milton Fire Department, and a $10,000 PILOT donation from the Mary B. Wakefield Charitable Trust. Additionally, the Board voted to include a Home Rule Petition for a liquor license at 1 Eliot Street in the Special Town Meeting warrant, and approved a 4-0 amendment to the purchase and sale agreement with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston for property at 432 Adams Street.

• Approved the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Grant Agreement with Norfolk County and authorized the Town Administrator to sign it, with an amendment allowing the Select Board to sign electronically if necessary.
• Approved the Finance Committee's recommendations for ARPA funds, including contact tracers, a COVID-19 booster clinic, and other items.
• Approved the Milton Fire Department's Education Incentive in the amount of $102,749.50.
• Approved the Conservation Commission regulation on Enforcement Orders.
• Appointed Janet Mullen and Marie Zinkus to three-year terms on the Council on Aging Board.
• Accepted a $10,000 PILOT donation from the Mary B. Wakefield Charitable Trust.
• Approved a one-day liquor license for the Trustees of the Reservation at Governor Hutchinson's Field on December 18, 2021 (rain date December 19, 2021).
• Approved a permit for the First Congregational Church to host 'Caroling on the Commons' on December 4, 2021.

Milton Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC)

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Conservation Commission

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Select Board Milton Landing Committee

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Information Technology Committee

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Fire Station Building Committee

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The Fire Station Building Committee approved minutes from 11/2 and voted to put rubber treads/risers back into the project (6 yes, 1 abstain). They also approved a $19,000 contract amendment for Context to conduct traffic studies. The committee created a contractor prequalification working group and postponed forming an invoice review group. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved minutes from 11/2 meeting
• Voted to restore rubber treads/risers to project (6 yes, 1 abstain)
• Approved $19,000 contract amendment for Context traffic studies (unanimous)
• Created contractor prequalification working group
• Postponed invoice review group creation to next meeting
• Scheduled next meeting for 12/7/21 (unanimous)

Commission on Disabilty

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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Warrant Committee

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Local Historic District Study Committee

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The Milton Local Historic District Study Committee held its second meeting, primarily discussing procedural matters and future plans. No substantive decisions were made; the committee noted a member's resignation, reviewed training requirements, and discussed organizing site tours and meeting with state officials. The next meeting was scheduled for November 29th.

• Noted O. McManus's resignation; chair to contact Select Board about replacement
• Reviewed ethics training and Open Meeting Law certificate requirements
• Discussed organizing historic site tours with Milton Historical Commission
• Agreed to discuss setting up a meeting with Massachusetts Historical Commission staff
• Scheduled next meeting for November 29, 2021 at 7:00 PM

Capital Improvement Planning Committee

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Master Plan Implementation Committee

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The Milton Master Plan Implementation Committee discussed next steps for addressing library parking needs, including a wetlands assessment and survey, and agreed the survey would be a capital budget item. They also approved meeting minutes from five prior dates. No formal votes were recorded; the meeting focused on planning and coordination.

• Approved minutes from April 5, May 17, June 14, September 13, October 18, and October 20, 2021
• Agreed to prioritize a survey area for library parking, with a wetlands assessment needed
• Determined survey costs would be a capital budget item, not operational
• Tasked Allyson Quinn to consult with Tim Czerwinski on survey scope
• Tasked Arthur Doyle to contact Steve Ivas for wetland flagging
• Planned a joint subcommittee meeting with the library
• Agreed to reach out to BETA regarding curb cut and crosswalk safety
• Agreed to update the town center parking needs assessment to include library needs

Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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Council on Aging

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Board of Appeals

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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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Trustees of the Cemetery

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Select Board

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The Select Board unanimously approved the FY2022 tax classification, adopting a minimum residential factor of 0.9781 and declining to adopt residential or small commercial exemptions. The Board also unanimously approved funding for a part-time nurse's salary ($29,432.45) from ARPA funds, and referred other ARPA requests to the Finance Committee. A contract with BSC Group for land surveying at Blue Hills Parkway/Gile Road was approved, and a Special Town Meeting was scheduled for February 28, 2022.

• Approved FY2022 tax classification with minimum residential factor of 0.9781 (5-0)
• Approved $29,432.45 ARPA funding for part-time nurse salary (5-0)
• Approved contract with BSC Group for land surveying at Blue Hills Parkway/Gile Road (5-0)
• Scheduled Special Town Meeting for February 28, 2022 and opened warrant (5-0)
• Approved Local Regulatory Use Agreement for 693-711 Randolph Ave. (5-0)
• Appointed Meredith Hall to Capital Improvement Planning Committee (5-0)
• Appointed four members to Municipal Broadband Committee (5-0)
• Approved special one-day liquor license for Milton Art Center on Nov. 13 (4-0)

Select Board Milton Landing Committee

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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School Building Committee

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The Milton School Building Committee met on November 8, 2021, and approved the minutes from the September 13 and October 4 meetings. The committee discussed new business, including a presentation by DRA on school design options, a plan to create a video for Milton Access TV about overcrowding, and a land discussion on parcels D 65 6A and D 65 6. No formal votes were taken on these items; the only votes were to approve the minutes and to adjourn.

• Approved meeting minutes from September 13 and October 4, 2021 (unanimous)
• Agreed to address new business items first due to DRA participation
• Discussed school design options and site requirements with DRA
• Initiated plan to study other districts' approaches to overcrowding
• Discussed land parcels D 65 6A and D 65 6, including survey and Town Meeting article
• Approved motion to adjourn (unanimous)

Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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The committee reviewed findings from a town-wide survey on equity and social justice, with 551 responses (about 3% of adults). No formal decisions were made; members discussed next steps, including notifying lottery winners for focus groups, archiving results, and setting subcommittee meeting schedules. The committee also adjusted its meeting calendar and noted the resignation of member Frank Davis, with no replacement to be sought.

• Approved October 4, 2021 meeting notes
• Adjusted meeting schedule: next meeting moved to November 22; December 27 moved to January 3; January 17 moved to January 24
• Noted Frank Davis's resignation; no replacement to be sought
• Subcommittees to report draft content for final report by November 22 or December 6

Select Board

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Board of Appeals

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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The Equity & Justice for All-Government Subcommittee met via Zoom and discussed several ongoing initiatives. They noted that an amended RFP for a DEI consultant had been posted, with follow-up planned. The subcommittee agreed to share a draft DEI policy by 11/8, develop a better volunteer recruitment mechanism, and discuss complaint process options. They also agreed to begin populating the final recommendations document and to bring a health survey request from Beth Israel Deaconess to the larger committee. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded.

• Amended RFP for DEI consultant posted; follow-up with M. Dennehy planned
• Draft DEI policy to be shared with subcommittee by 11/8 for comments
• Agreed to develop mechanism to diversify volunteer committees beyond personal networks
• Discussed complaint process options: DEI Complaints volunteer group, ombudsman, or town staff person
• Discussed possibility of another committee handling police/fire diversity options due to State Taskforce delay
• Agreed to begin populating draft final recommendations document
• Agreed to bring Beth Israel Deaconess health survey request to 11/8 Committee meeting

Information Technology Committee

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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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The committee heard an update on the contractor bid process for the animal shelter project. They discussed whether site work, particularly ledge removal, should be bid at a lump sum or unit price, with members favoring unit pricing. The OPM took comments under advisement. The committee also agreed that fencing should only surround the dumpster pad, not the dog run. No formal decisions were made.

• Discussed bid pricing for site work; members favored unit pricing (no vote)
• Agreed fencing should only be around dumpster pad, not dog run (no vote)

Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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Select Board

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The Milton Select Board held a special meeting to discuss potential uses of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, hearing public comments and a proposal from the School Committee. The Board approved the Civic Rec recreation management software as an ARPA-funded project, approved an amended letter to the EPA supporting the Neponset River for Superfund designation, and approved Eversource work order applications for two town-owned properties. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was primarily for discussion and feedback.

• Approved Civic Rec recreation management software for ARPA funding (unanimous)
• Approved amended letter to EPA supporting Neponset River Superfund designation (unanimous)
• Approved Eversource work order applications for 515 Canton Ave. and 815 Blue Hill Ave. (3-0)
• Approved meeting minutes from October 13 and October 25 (unanimous)

Board of Appeals

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Fire Station Building Committee

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The Fire Station Building Committee unanimously approved a revised project schedule recommended by Vertex and Context, bidding and building the Headquarters project first, then bidding Atherton and East Milton together. The committee also unanimously approved accepting value engineering options and alternates for HQ as presented, and agreed to perform cost estimates at 75% CDs for HQ, deferring estimates for Atherton/East Milton until design resumes. The project budget is approximately $2.8M over the $34.9M budget.

• Approved revised project schedule: bid/build HQ first, then Atherton and East Milton together (unanimous)
• Approved value engineering options and alternates for HQ as presented (unanimous)
• Approved performing cost estimates at 75% CDs for HQ, deferring Atherton/East Milton estimates (unanimous)
• Carried forward traffic study amendment to Context's contract to next meeting
• Carried forward invoice approval process to next meeting
• Approved next meeting on 11/16/21 at 7PM (unanimous)

Fire Station Building Committee

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Board of Assessors

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The Board of Assessors approved the September minutes and October abatement reports. They unanimously recommended a residential factor of .9781 for the fiscal year 2022 tax classification, and recommended that the select board not adopt a residential exemption or a small commercial exemption. The board also discussed property inspection notices and a pending bill on tax deferral income limits.

• Approved minutes of September 2, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved monthly reports of motor vehicle and boat abatements for October (unanimous)
• Recommended residential factor of .9781 for FY2022 tax classification (unanimous)
• Recommended no residential exemption for FY2022 (unanimous)
• Recommended no small commercial exemption for FY2022 (unanimous)

Milton Housing Authority

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Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Select Board

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The Select Board unanimously approved a contract with Vertex Companies, Inc. to serve as Owner's Project Manager for the new fire station buildings. The contract includes a fixed fee of $249,312.00 and covers three of the five phases from the RFQ. The Board authorized Town Administrator Michael Dennehy to sign the contract, pending approval from the Town Accountant.

• Approved OPM contract with Vertex Companies, Inc. for fire station project (4-0)
• Authorized Town Administrator to execute the contract

Select Board

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Select Board

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The Select Board unanimously approved the 2020 Re-Precincting Plan, which adjusts five of the town's ten precincts to balance population based on the 2020 census. The board also voted 3-2 to support the concept plan for the 426-440 Granite Ave. development, and 4-1 to reject the Milton Art Center's bid for 334 Edge Hill Road and reissue an RFP. Other actions included authorizing the Town Administrator to sign a dredging application and approving a Purple Heart Community proclamation.

• Approved 2020 Re-Precincting Plan (5-0)
• Supported concept plan for 426-440 Granite Ave. development (3-2)
• Authorized Town Administrator to sign Neponset River dredging application (5-0)
• Approved Purple Heart Community proclamation (5-0)
• Rejected Milton Art Center bid for 334 Edge Hill Road and reissued RFP (4-1)
• Deferred Fire Station Building Committee OPM contract to Nov. 1
• Deferred meeting minutes approval to Nov. 3

Warrant Committee

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Select Board

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Warrant Committee

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Historical Commission

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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Select Board

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The Select Board unanimously approved Articles 1-6 for the Special Town Meeting, covering property acquisition, bylaw amendments, budget adjustments, and unpaid bills. It also voted to ask Town Meeting to refer Article 7 (Capital Stabilization Fund transfer) back to the Board for further study. The Board discussed re-precincting and MBTA crossing signs but took no action, deferring those items to future meetings.

• Approved Article 1: Authorize Select Board to Acquire 41 Wharf Street (5-0)
• Approved Article 2: Amend General Bylaws - Storm Water Management Bylaw (5-0)
• Approved Article 3: Appropriate monies from PEG Access and Cable Related Fund (5-0)
• Approved Article 4: Amend Law Budget - Fiscal Year 2022 (5-0)
• Approved Article 5: Amend Department Budgets - Fiscal Year 2022 (5-0)
• Approved Article 6: Unpaid Bills Appropriation (5-0)
• Approved motion to ask Town Meeting to refer Article 7 to Select Board for further study (5-0)
• Re-appointed members to Conservation Commission, Shade Tree Advisory Committee, Affordable Housing Trust, Landing Committee, and Milton Cultural Council (unanimous)

Conservation Commission

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The Municipal Broadband Committee met via Zoom and discussed MPEG's needs with Executive Director Shane Brandenburg, considering how to address them in the I-NET Replacement Project scope. The committee also reviewed and revised its draft PowerPoint for the Oct. 25 Town Meeting. No formal decisions were made; remaining agenda items were moved to the next meeting.

• Discussed MPEG needs with Executive Director Shane Brandenburg for I-NET Replacement Project scope
• Reviewed and revised draft Town Meeting PowerPoint presentation dated 10/17
• Moved remaining agenda items to next week's meeting

Board of Park Commissioners

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The Board of Park Commissioners approved the purchase of recreation management software from Civic Rec, a new module of the town's existing software, to improve registration accessibility and control. The motion was made by Regina Malley and seconded by Ted and Anthony. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting also included discussion of an Equity and Justice Committee letter and a manager's report.

• Approved purchase of Civic Rec recreation management software (motion by Malley, seconded by McDermott and Carroll)

Redistricting Committee

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Community Preservation Committee

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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The Equity & Justice for All-Government Subcommittee met and reported progress on several initiatives. A revised RFP for a DEI consultant was drafted and will be posted on the Town's website. A draft DEI policy is expected by the end of next week. The group agreed to review the volunteer process at the next meeting, including adding demographic questions and seeking input from MARC and other groups. No formal votes were taken; all items were discussion and planning.

• Revised DEI consultant RFP drafted and to be posted on Town website
• DEI policy draft planned for review by end of next week
• Volunteer process to be reviewed at next meeting, with demographic info added
• Group agreed to connect with MARC and other groups for volunteer input
• Complaints process discussion deferred to next meeting
• Civil Service subcommittee to follow up with Minority Patrolmen president on police diversity

Affordable Housing Trust

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The Affordable Housing Trust voted 4-0 to support a developer's proposal for four affordable units in a 34-unit mixed-use project at 440 Granite Avenue, including a rental live/work artist studio. The Trust also authorized its chair to send a letter of support to the Planning Board and Select Board. No other formal decisions were made; discussions covered funding requests and pending 40B permits.

• Supported 4 affordable units at 440 Granite Avenue (4-0)
• Authorized chair to submit letter of support to Planning and Select Boards (4-0)

Master Plan Implementation Committee

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Cultural Council

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• No agenda items listed

Board of Appeals

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Historical Commission

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Master Plan Implementation Committee

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The Milton Master Plan Implementation Committee discussed parking and pedestrian safety around the town center and library, including a review of the fire station site plan and potential new parking near the library. No formal votes were taken; the committee identified next steps such as consulting the Conservation Commission on wetlands and revising zoning for East Milton Square.

• Reviewed fire station site plan and parking survey findings
• Discussed library parking shortfall and potential solutions with Library Trustees
• Identified next step to contact Conservation Commission's John Kiernan on wetlands
• Discussed crosswalk safety on Canton Ave with Beta consultant
• Agreed to explore zoning revisions for East Milton Square
• Motion to adjourn approved (unanimous)

Open Space & Recreation Planning Committee

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Council on Aging

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Information Technology Committee

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• No agenda items listed

Board of Appeals

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Select Board

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The Milton Select Board approved the Class II license renewal for Milton Auto Repair at 944 Canton Avenue, appointed Murphy, Hesse, Toomey and Lehane as Town Counsel, and made several committee appointments. The board also accepted a $50 donation to the Milton Coalition, approved one-day liquor licenses, and deferred four agenda items to a future meeting. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Class II license renewal for Milton Auto Repair, 944 Canton Ave (4-0, Wells recused)
• Appointed Murphy, Hesse, Toomey and Lehane as Town Counsel (5-0)
• Accepted $50 anonymous donation to Milton Coalition (5-0)
• Appointed Chris Hart as Co-Chair of Equity and Justice for All Committee (5-0)
• Appointed Thomas J. Dougherty to MassPort CAC for one year (5-0)
• Approved Oct 1, 2021 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved one-day liquor licenses for Eustis Estate (Oct 17, 24) and Blue Hills Catholic Collaborative (Nov 6) (5-0)
• Deferred items on 334 Edge Hill Road, Fire Station Building Committee contract, and 432 Adams St ANR

Conservation Commission

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Warrant Committee

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Sign Review Committee

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Board of Appeals

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Select Board

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Community Preservation Committee

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Board of Appeals

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School Building Committee

The committee is hosting a neighborhood forum to share information regarding the need for a new school building and progress on site selection. Neighbors near potential sites are invited to participate and provide feedback through a Slido poll.

• Information sharing regarding new school building needs
• Overview of site selection progress
• Collection of neighbor feedback via Slido application

Fire Station Building Committee

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Milton Housing Authority

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Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The Municipal Broadband Committee approved the September 8, 13, and 20 meeting minutes with minor amendments by a 5-0 vote. It also voted 5-0 to refer two Open Meeting Law complaints from C. Christiansen to Town Counsel for response. The committee discussed the take-rate survey and operating cost projections for the I-Net Project, and deferred remaining agenda items to the next meeting.

• Approved September 8, 13, and 20 meeting minutes with amendments (5-0)
• Referred 9/17/21 OML complaint to Town Counsel (5-0)
• Referred 9/28/21 OML complaint to Town Counsel, limited to committee matters (5-0)
• Moved remaining agenda items to next week's meeting

School Building Committee

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The Milton School Building Committee met on October 4, 2021, and approved the minutes from the September 13 meeting. No substantive decisions were made; the committee discussed a potential site survey, DRA pre-design services, neighborhood meeting feedback, and two school design options (new elementary vs. new middle school). The next meeting is scheduled for November 1, 2021.

• Approved meeting minutes from September 13, 2021
• Discussed need for new survey of potential building site
• Discussed DRA proposal for pre-design services and payment options
• Reviewed presentation for Town Meeting
• Discussed two school options: new elementary or new middle school

Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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The Equity and Social Justice Committee discussed plans to launch a community survey on October 6, 2021, with paper copies available at Town Hall, the Library, and the Council on Aging. Subcommittees reported on ongoing work, including revising a DEI consultant RFP, examining complaint processes, and addressing affordable housing barriers. The committee set a timeline to finalize recommendations by December 2021 and present a draft to the Select Board by early 2022. No formal votes or decisions were taken; the meeting was informational and planning-focused.

• Set target date of October 6, 2021 to send out community survey
• Town agreed to make 200 paper copies of the survey
• Survey to run from October 6 to October 29, 2021
• Ad to be placed in the Milton Times to promote survey
• Committee meetings to continue until March 2022
• Subcommittees to finish work by December 2021
• Draft recommendations to be presented and approved in January-February 2022
• Final approved draft to be presented to the Select Board

Board of Appeals

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Select Board

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The Board voted unanimously to approve and transmit a comment letter to Massport regarding MIT's study of concentrated flight paths at Logan Airport, with a friendly amendment to attach electronic signatures. It also approved a letter to Congressman Lynch thanking him for his efforts on airplane noise issues, authorized Town Counsel to respond to an Open Meeting Law complaint, and approved a letter of support for the Forbes House Museum's grant application. All votes were unanimous by roll call.

• Approved and transmitted comment letter to Massport on MIT's flight path study, with electronic signatures.
• Approved letter to Congressman Lynch thanking him for his letters to the FAA and Massport.
• Authorized Town Counsel to respond to Open Meeting Law complaint filed by Cindy L. Christiansen.
• Approved letter of support for Forbes House Museum's grant application to the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
• Approved minutes of meetings of August 25, September 8, and September 22.
• Adjourned at 10:20 a.m.

Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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School Building Committee

The School Building Committee is hosting a Neighborhood Forum to share information regarding the need for a new school building and progress on site selection. The committee intends to address planning and design concerns relevant to neighbors near potential sites.

• Information on the need for a new school building
• Overview of site selection progress
• Collection of neighbor questions and feedback via Slido

Traffic Commission

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The Milton Traffic Commission voted to support implementing all appropriate traffic calming measures on Saint Mary's Road in response to a neighbor petition. Other items were discussed or deferred, including a proposed parking lot at 334 Edge Hill Road and a request for traffic calming on Upper Canton Avenue, which was deferred to the next meeting. No amendments to Traffic Rules and Orders were made.

• Voted to support all appropriate traffic calming measures on Saint Mary's Road
• Deferred Upper Canton Avenue traffic calming request to next meeting
• Agreed to examine Hollis Street one-way request using Town's Traffic Model
• No action on Lantern Lane Do-Not-Enter time restriction
• No action on Adams Street at Franklin Street crosswalk evaluation
• Kept existing Grafton Avenue parking time restriction; DPW and Police to investigate updating signs

Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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The Board of Appeals heard a request from Jake Delmore for a rear deck addition at 58 Century Lane, which did not meet required setbacks. The hearing was continued twice to allow the applicant to revise plans and address abutters' concerns, but on September 27, the applicant withdrew the application. No vote was taken on the merits.

• Hearing continued to September 13 for applicant to review options
• Hearing continued to September 27 for applicant to submit revised plans
• Application withdrawn by applicant on September 27

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Warrant Committee

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Local Historic District Study Committee

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The Milton Local Historic District Study Committee held its first meeting, elected officers, and discussed historic districts. Larry Lawfer was elected Chair and Ryan McClain was elected Secretary, both unanimously. The committee scheduled its next meeting for October 25.

• Elected Larry Lawfer as Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Ryan McClain as Secretary (unanimous)
• Scheduled next meeting for October 25

Board of Appeals

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Open Space & Recreation Planning Committee

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The committee deferred approval of the September 7 meeting minutes to the next meeting. Members discussed edits to the draft goals and priorities for the Milton Open Space Plan, reviewed sections of the 2006 plan, and discussed potential funding for consultant services. No formal decisions were made.

• Deferred approval of September 7 meeting minutes to next meeting
• Discussed edits to draft goals and priorities for Open Space Plan
• Assigned members to review plan sections and coordinate with staff
• Discussed potential budget adjustments for consultant services

Board of Appeals

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Conservation Commission

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Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Trust

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The Trustees discussed but did not vote on a $300,000 request from the Affordable Housing Trust, instead asking that trust to bring a formal proposal to Town Counsel for review. They also discussed a potential request for proposals for affordable housing development but took no action. The only formal vote was to approve the previous meeting minutes and adjourn.

• Approved executive meeting minutes from 8/25 as written
• Adjourned meeting 5-0
• Deferred $300K Affordable Housing Trust request pending proposal to Town Counsel
• Discussed RFP timeframe for affordable housing development (no action)

Select Board

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The Select Board unanimously approved a FY22 budget revision supporting four new half-year positions (two school, two police) and library materials, funded by $177,416 in net new growth. The Board also unanimously approved the warrant for the October 25 Special Town Meeting, endorsed a Conservation Commission resolution commending EPA's Superfund designation for the Neponset River, and approved a new Conservation Commission enforcement order regulation.

• Approved FY22 budget revision with $177,416 net new growth funding 4 new half-year positions (5-0)
• Approved October 25 Special Town Meeting warrant (5-0)
• Endorsed Conservation Commission resolution commending EPA Superfund designation for Neponset River (5-0)
• Approved Conservation Commission enforcement order regulation (5-0)
• Approved one-day liquor license for Trustees of Reservations concert at Hutchinson's Field Oct 9 (5-0)
• Re-appointed 7 members to Capital Improvement Planning Committee (4-0-1, Wells abstaining)
• Re-appointed Historical Commission, In-Service Safety & Training, and PILOT committee members (5-0 each)
• Approved meeting minutes for Aug 17 and Sep 15; deferred Aug 25 and Sep 8 minutes

Select Board

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The Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Fund discussed a $300,000 request from the Affordable Housing Trust but took no vote. Instead, they agreed to have the Affordable Housing Trust bring forward a formal proposal for Town Counsel review. The board also discussed a timeline for a request for proposals for affordable housing development and approved the prior meeting minutes.

• Approved executive meeting minutes from 8/25 as written
• Agreed to have Affordable Housing Trust bring forward a proposal for Town Counsel review
• No vote on $300,000 contribution request
• Adjourned 5-0

Board of Appeals

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Historical Commission

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Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The Municipal Broadband Committee met via Zoom and discussed, but did not vote on, potential operating and transition costs for the I-Net project, including training, IT contractor services, and an additional IT staff person. The Town's IT Department estimated a total initial need of 36 strands of fiber for police, fire, town government, schools, street cameras, traffic lights, and water/sewer services. The committee also discussed the Warrant Committee's approval of a $350,000 warrant article, Town Counsel's planned meeting with Comcast over its disagreement with cable fund allocation, and a draft take-rate survey from CTC targeted for early October. No substantive decisions were made; remaining agenda items were moved to the next meeting.

• Moved remaining agenda items to next week's meeting
• Discussed I-Net operating and transition costs with DPW, Schools, and IT
• Noted IT Department estimate of 36 fiber strands needed
• Discussed Warrant Committee approval of $350,000 warrant article
• Discussed Town Counsel meeting with Comcast on cable fund allocation
• Discussed take-rate survey draft for early October distribution

Affordable Housing Trust

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The Affordable Housing Trust met and discussed a potential RFP for the Poor Farm land, noting a grant opportunity from the Mass Housing Partnership to assist with drafting. They reviewed the status of a funding request to the Governor Stoughton Trust, with some funds already used to buy additional affordability on two SHI units. The Trust discussed its role in the Community Preservation Plan and in commenting on Chapter 40B projects, emphasizing the need for more affordable units. No formal votes or decisions were recorded.

• Discussed potential RFP for Poor Farm land, with grant assistance identified
• Reviewed status of funding request to Governor Stoughton Trust
• Noted funds used to buy additional affordability on 2 SHI units
• Discussed AHT role in Community Preservation Plan
• Discussed AHT role in commenting on Chapter 40B projects

Warrant Committee

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Select Board

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Conservation Commission

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Affordable Housing Trust

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Board of Appeals

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Affordable Housing Trust

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Select Board

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The Select Board voted unanimously 5-0 to approve the FY21 reserve fund transfer and year-end transfer summary as prepared by the Town Accountant. The Board also voted unanimously 5-0 to have Town Counsel respond to an Open Meeting Law complaint filed by Dr. Cindy Christiansen. Meeting minutes for 8/6 and 8/16 were approved, while those for 8/17 and 8/25 were deferred. The Board entered executive session for contract negotiations with nonunion personnel and adjourned.

• Approved FY21 reserve fund and year-end transfer summary (5-0)
• Authorized Town Counsel to respond to Open Meeting Law complaint (5-0)
• Approved meeting minutes for 8/6 and 8/16 (5-0)
• Deferred meeting minutes for 8/17 and 8/25
• Entered executive session for nonunion contract negotiations (5-0)

Board of Appeals

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Conservation Commission

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Information Technology Committee

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Sign Review Committee

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Milton Housing Authority

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Board of Park Commissioners

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The Board of Park Commissioners approved spending $39,000 for field work on the Milton Girls Softball and Babe Ruth Field, using a quote from RAD. They also approved transferring Milton Yacht Club rent money from the Rental Revolving account to the Select Board's designated Milton Landing account, retroactive to July 1, 2020. The board discussed filling the Teen Coordinator position for the Wildcat Den program and noted that fall programs are full, with the MSID program shortened due to bus availability.

• Approved $39,000 for Milton Girls Softball and Babe Ruth Field repairs (motion by Regina, seconded by Ted and Anthony)
• Approved transfer of Milton Yacht Club rent from Rental Revolving account to Milton Landing account retroactive to July 1, 2020
• Discussed filling Teen Coordinator position for Wildcat Den program; Kevin to contact HR to post the job
• Noted completion of Kelly parking lot striping and upcoming soil testing at lower Gile
• Discussed pickleball court striping timeline
• Noted fall programs are full; MSID program will run shortened due to bus availability
• Discussed new Sports for All program starting next week and Turners Pond project progression

Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Select Board Milton Landing Committee

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The committee approved the revised July 26 minutes and the August 9, 16, and 24 minutes. It discussed the Select Board's approval of a $350,000 warrant request and whether to include operating costs or IT transition support in its ARPA funds request, which could raise the total project cost. The committee resolved to meet with Town DPW, Schools, and IT representatives to assess operating and transition needs for the I-Net RFP. Remaining agenda items were moved to next week's meeting.

• Approved revised July 26 minutes
• Approved August 9 minutes
• Approved August 16 minutes
• Approved August 24 minutes
• Resolved to meet with DPW, Schools, and IT reps for I-Net RFP preparation
• Moved remaining agenda items to next week's meeting

Warrant Committee

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Master Plan Implementation Committee

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The Master Plan Implementation Committee accepted Liz Miller's resignation due to time constraints and approved the July 27, 2021 meeting minutes with edits by unanimous roll call vote. The committee discussed parking issues, including library parking and East Milton square, and agreed to invite a library representative to the October 18th meeting. No other formal decisions were made.

• Accepted Liz Miller's resignation from the committee
• Approved July 27, 2021 meeting minutes with edits (unanimous)
• Scheduled next meetings for October 18, November 15, December 13
• Agreed to invite library representative to October 18 meeting to discuss parking

School Building Committee

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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The committee approved the August 19 meeting notes and discussed progress on a community survey, which is expected to launch before the end of September. It also reported that a DEI statement and policy draft is being created for Select Board approval, with a target first draft in October, and that an RFP for a DEI consultant is open until Wednesday. No formal votes were taken on these items; they were discussed and planned.

• Approved the August 19, 2021 meeting notes.
• Noted Christopher Hart will replace Lamar Reddicks as co-chair, pending Select Board approval.
• Survey subcommittee revised the survey to reduce completion time and will use Google Forms.
• Survey will be available in digital and paper formats, with paper forms at Town Hall, Library, and Council for Aging.
• Pat Latimore will contact Town Administrator Mike Dennehy about copying, distributing, and inputting paper surveys.
• Survey promotion will use town website, email blast, Milton Times, Facebook, Milton Neighbors, Milton Access TV, and community groups.
• Government subcommittee met with Select Board, which requested a DEI statement and policy draft; Chris Hart is point person, target first draft in October.
• RFP for DEI consultant issued and open until Wednesday; review planned for Thursday.

Council on Aging

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Select Board

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Milton Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC)

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The Municipal Broadband Committee voted 5-0 to recommend that the Select Board and Warrant Committee include a request for $350,000 from the cable fund in the warrant for the I-Net replacement project. The committee deferred discussion on the amount to request from ARPA funds to the next meeting, and all remaining agenda items were moved to the next meeting.

• Recommended $350,000 cable fund use for I-Net project (5-0)
• Deferred ARPA fund amount discussion to next meeting
• Moved remaining agenda items to next meeting

Trustees of the Cemetery

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Select Board

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The Board voted 5-0 to hold the October 25 Special Town Meeting remotely, adopted the Equity and Justice for All Committee policy outline, and approved $1,000,000 in ARPA funds for a water main improvement project. It also approved $1,500 in CARES funding for school technology, a $350,000 cable fund appropriation request, a 2% pay raise for the Town Administrator, and two one-day liquor licenses. The Board determined 41 Wharf Street as a unique property and deferred appointments to the Equity and Justice Committee.

• Approved remote Special Town Meeting (5-0)
• Adopted Equity and Justice for All Committee policy outline (5-0)
• Approved $1,000,000 ARPA funds for Water Main Improvement Project W-21-1 (5-0)
• Approved $1,500 CARES funding for Milton Public Schools technology (5-0)
• Supported $350,000 cable fund appropriation for I-Net (5-0)
• Approved 2% salary increase for Town Administrator (5-0)
• Approved one-day liquor licenses for Wakefield Arboretum and Eustis Estate (5-0)
• Determined 41 Wharf Street as unique property (5-0)

Board of Appeals

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Open Space & Recreation Planning Committee

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The Open Space & Recreation Planning Committee reviewed the 2006 Open Space Plan, identifying updates needed, including climate change resilience, and discussed using a hybrid model with consultants. They edited guiding principles, adding references to the Wildlands Trust, EPA Superfund proposal for the Lower Neponset River, and climate change guidance. No final decisions were made; the committee assigned next steps for inventory review and information gathering.

• Approved minutes from August 12 and August 26 meetings (1 abstention)
• Discussed hybrid model for plan writing, with potential consultant funding
• Reviewed and edited guiding principles, adding Wildlands Trust as successor to Milton Land Trust
• Discussed adding EPA Superfund proposal for Lower Neponset River to plan
• Agreed to expand climate change guidance in plan
• Assigned Ted Carroll to review open space inventory
• Assigned Becky Simonds to contact groups for plan information

Board of Assessors

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The Board of Assessors reviewed and signed the June 16, 2021 minutes and August motor vehicle abatement reports. They approved a letter authorizing Chief Appraiser Robert Bushway to sign documents for the fiscal year 2022 tax recapitulation. Bushway reported the FY22 new growth figure at approximately $950,000, up from the $725,000 estimated at town meeting, and noted that utility valuations will increase by about $41.3M due to a new appraisal method. The board also discussed upcoming presentations on tax deferrals and exemptions, and a tax classification hearing tentatively set for November 10th.

• Approved and signed the minutes of June 16, 2021
• Approved and signed monthly motor vehicle abatement reports for August
• Signed a letter authorizing Robert Bushway to sign documents for the FY2022 tax recapitulation
• Noted FY2022 new growth figure of approximately $950,000 to be submitted to the Department of Revenue
• Discussed increased taxable valuations for three utility accounts by approximately $41.3M
• Scheduled a presentation on tax deferral and exemptions at the Council on Aging for October 15th
• Set tentative tax classification hearing date for November 10th
• Discussed Milton Academy faculty housing tax exemption concerns, with a suggestion to move the matter to the PILOT committee

Select Board Milton Landing Committee

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The Municipal Broadband Committee met via Zoom and discussed the Cable Fund's revenue and expenses from 2017–2022, as well as the operating costs and potential revenue of the INET, referencing the CTC Report and a Warrant Committee presentation. No formal decisions were made; the committee agreed to discuss the business plan and meeting minutes at the next meeting. The meeting adjourned with a unanimous roll-call vote.

• Agreed to discuss business plan and minutes at next meeting (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (3-0)

Warrant Committee

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Open Space & Recreation Planning Committee

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The Open Space and Recreation Planning Committee reviewed the 2006 Open Space Plan and discussed updates, including adding conservation restrictions, community gardens, and historic gardens to the inventory. They set a tentative December 2022 deadline for the final plan and scheduled a September 7 meeting to develop guiding principles. No formal votes were taken; the vote on prior meeting minutes was postponed.

• Postponed vote on prior meeting minutes to next meeting
• Discussed updating the 2006 Open Space Plan, including adding conservation restrictions, community gardens, and historic gardens to the inventory
• Set tentative December 2022 deadline for final plan
• Scheduled September 7 meeting to focus on guiding principles

Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Trust

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The Trustees discussed a potential affordable housing development on the remaining 4 acres of the Poor Farm, following discussions with the Attorney General's office. No formal decision was made; the trustees agreed to hold public meetings on the matter. The meeting adjourned with a 5-0 vote.

• Discussed potential affordable housing development on Poor Farm (no vote)
• Agreed to hold public meetings on affordable housing development (no vote)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Select Board

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The Select Board approved a $1,150,000 zero-interest sewer bond from the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, with repayment over ten years. They also approved a common victualler license for Playa Bowls, a take-rate survey contract with CTC, and several other items. The board deferred the Eversource easement agreement and the executive session on real property.

• Approved $1,150,000 MWRA sewer bond (4-0, Conlon recused)
• Approved Common Victualler license for Playa Bowls at 532 Adams St (4-0, Zullas recused)
• Approved Take-Rate Survey Contract with CTC (5-0)
• Authorized objection to Keno monitor at Milton Food Mart (5-0)
• Approved Local Action Units application for 92 Brush Hill Rd (5-0)
• Withdrew Cut and Fill Bylaw Amendment from Town Meeting warrant (5-0)
• Approved $275,002 in COVID-related expenses (5-0)
• Authorized Ulin Rink lease and management agreements (5-0)

Select Board

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The Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Fund met remotely and discussed a potential affordable housing development on the remaining 4 acres of the Poor Farm, following discussions with the Attorney General's office. No formal decision was made; the trustees agreed to hold public meetings on the matter. The meeting adjourned with a 5-0 vote.

• Discussed potential affordable housing development on Poor Farm's remaining 4 acres
• Agreed to hold public meetings on the affordable housing proposal
• Voted 5-0 to adjourn the meeting

Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The Municipal Broadband Committee discussed follow-up items from its Warrant Committee presentation, including determining a dollar amount to request from the cable fund and preparing a preliminary estimate of budget changes from I-Net construction. It resolved to request fund growth and expense data, prepare a draft budget estimate, and research market rates for hiring an OPM. No final decisions were made; remaining agenda items were moved to the next meeting.

• Resolved to request cable fund growth and historical expense data
• Resolved to prepare draft estimate of budget changes for next meeting
• Resolved to research market rates for OPM contracts
• Moved remaining agenda items to next meeting

Affordable Housing Trust

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Bicycle Advisory Committee

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Select Board

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Community Preservation Committee

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Select Board

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Board of Appeals

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Historical Commission

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Select Board

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Select Board

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The Select Board voted 3-0 to approve and forward the Capital Stabilization Fund Article (Article 8) for the fire station building project to the Warrant Committee for the October 25 Special Town Meeting. The board also held a public input session on potential uses of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, with residents suggesting affordable housing, municipal light, rebates, and community enhancements. Approval of prior meeting minutes was deferred.

• Approved Capital Stabilization Fund Article (Article 8) for fire station project, forwarded to Warrant Committee (3-0)
• Deferred approval of meeting minutes from 6/9, 6/17, 6/19, 6/23, 7/2, 7/12, 7/14, 7/20, 7/28

Municipal Broadband Committee

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The committee discussed DLS's opinion that cable funds cannot be used for I-Net construction and voted to ask town counsel to seek further clarification. They also discussed ARPA funding, hiring an OPM, and a state grant program, but no formal decisions were made on these items.

• Resolved to ask town counsel to discuss I-Net support for public access with DLS
• Moved remaining agenda items to next week's meeting

Warrant Committee

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School Building Committee

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The Milton School Building Committee met on August 16, 2021, and approved the minutes from the previous meeting. They discussed the MSBA process, meetings with neighbors and town groups, and the potential land swap for the new elementary school. The committee also reviewed initial school design options, including a 4-strand elementary school and possible middle school configurations, but no formal decisions were made on these items.

• Approved meeting minutes from 07/28/2021 (unanimous)
• Discussed land swap for parcels D 65 6A and D 65 6B, with survey and registration to be done by BSC Surveying
• Reviewed school design options, including 4-strand elementary and middle school configurations (no decision)
• Scheduled future meetings through December 2021

Select Board

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The Select Board and Warrant Committee met jointly to discuss federal ARPA funds and warrant articles for the October 25, 2021 Special Town Meeting. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was informational, covering potential ARPA uses, including a proposed $1 million water and sewer project, and warrant articles on 41 Wharf Street, the law budget, and FY21 unpaid bills. Both bodies adjourned unanimously.

• Discussed ARPA fund allocation process and eligible projects
• Proposed $1 million water and sewer project for ARPA funding
• Discussed broadband project funding from PEG Access and Cable Related Fund
• Discussed warrant articles for 41 Wharf Street, law budget, and FY21 unpaid bills
• Warrant Committee adjourned unanimously (8:38 PM)
• Select Board adjourned unanimously (8:38 PM)

Conservation Commission

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Board of Appeals

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Open Space & Recreation Planning Committee

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The Open Space and Recreation Planning Committee met and approved the minutes from July 22, 2021. They discussed updating the 2006 Open Space Plan, including incorporating climate change and identifying parcels for acquisition, and considered funding options for hiring a consultant. No formal decisions were made on these topics.

• Approved July 22, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Max Ulin Skating Rink Lease Committee

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Board of Appeals

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Select Board

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The Select Board voted 4-0 to approve the contract with Context Architecture for fire station design, including the First and Second Amendments, and authorized the Town Administrator to execute them. The Board also voted 5-0 to nominate Michael Dennehy to the Blue Hills Regional Technical High School ESSR Committee and approved a Memorandum of Agreement with Milton Landing Condominium Trust for property transfer at 41 Wharf Street. Two agenda items were deferred, and the Town Meeting articles for the FY2022 budget were only discussed, not voted on.

• Approved Context Architecture contract for fire station design, including First and Second Amendments (4-0)
• Authorized Town Administrator to execute Context Architecture contract and amendments (4-0)
• Nominated Michael Dennehy to Blue Hills Regional Technical High School ESSR Committee (5-0)
• Approved Memorandum of Agreement with Milton Landing Condominium Trust for 41 Wharf Street property transfer (5-0)

Conservation Commission

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Sign Review Committee

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Fire Station Building Committee

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Board of Park Commissioners

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The Board of Park Commissioners met and discussed a proposal from the School Building Committee to build a new school on Parks Department property behind Brooks Field. No decision was made; members agreed that clarification on property ownership and further discussion are needed. The board also noted the Teen Center coordinator position is vacant and will be reposted.

• Approved minutes from 7/13/21 meeting
• Discussed school building proposal on Parks land; no action taken
• Noted Teen Center coordinator vacancy; will repost position
• Acknowledged completion of Kelly parking lot striping

Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The committee discussed its upcoming presentation to the Warrant Committee about using Cable Fund money for I-Net construction and reviewed a draft financial model. No formal decisions were made; remaining agenda items were moved to the next meeting.

• Moved remaining agenda items to next week's meeting

Warrant Committee

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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The Equity and Social Justice Committee discussed next steps for a community survey, a draft DEI policy, and a potential consultant for a town DEI roadmap. The Select Board authorized the Town Administrator to explore hiring a consultant, granted $5,000 for the survey, and asked that paper surveys be available. No formal votes were taken; actions were limited to discussion and assignments.

• Select Board authorized exploring a DEI consultant (reported)
• Town granted $5,000 for committee survey work (reported)
• Survey subcommittee to shorten survey and research optimal length
• Paper surveys to be available at Town Hall, Library, Council on Aging
• Chris Hart and Pat to meet with Select Board members on 8/17 re: DEI policy
• Subcommittee to report on Parks & Recreation youth sports discussion

Select Board

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The Select Board voted 5-0 to approve and forward to the Warrant Committee an October Special Town Meeting warrant article to appropriate money to pay bills for goods and services rendered in Fiscal Year 2021. The Board also discussed whether a separate warrant article may be needed for the Fire Building project, but took no action. Two agenda items — discussion of Context Architecture's fire station design work and the meeting minutes — were deferred. The Board then voted 5-0 to enter Executive Session to discuss real property at 41 Wharf Street and 334 Edgehill Road and security personnel deployment.

• Approved FY21 bill-payment warrant article for October Special Town Meeting (5-0)
• Deferred discussion of Context Architecture fire station design contract
• Deferred approval of meeting minutes
• Entered Executive Session to discuss real property and security personnel (5-0)

Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Select Board

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The Select Board voted 5-0 to set FY22 water and sewer rates, with water rates increasing 2.5% across all tiers and sewer rates unchanged. The Board also voted 5-0 to appropriate $5,000 from the FY22 budget for the Equity and Justice for All Committee's efforts, and authorized the Town Administrator to sign an agreement for free COVID-19 testing on August 29. Multiple appointments were made to the Community Preservation Committee and Local Emergency Planning Committee, and the Board entered executive session to discuss real property at 334 Edgehill Road.

• Set FY22 water rates with 2.5% increase across all tiers (5-0)
• Set FY22 sewer rates with no increase (5-0)
• Appropriated $5,000 for Equity and Justice for All Committee (5-0)
• Authorized agreement with Transformative/Fallon for free COVID-19 testing on August 29 (5-0)
• Approved BWH/Dana Farber Blood Drive for September 9 (5-0)
• Appointed 9 members to Community Preservation Committee with varying term lengths (5-0)
• Reappointed 17 members to Local Emergency Planning Committee for one-year terms (5-0)
• Entered executive session to discuss 334 Edgehill Road property (5-0)

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Warrant Committee

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Milton Housing Authority

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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School Building Committee

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The Milton School Building Committee voted to move forward with a land swap involving Parcels D656A and D656B, transferring land from Conservation to Parks and moving a hockey stick into Conservation land. The committee also discussed resubmitting the MSBA Statement of Interest (SOI) and plans to seek conceptual designs for the AG's office. No final votes were taken on funding or design contracts.

• Approved minutes from previous meeting (unanimous)
• Voted to pursue land swap for Parcels D656A and D656B (unanimous)
• Agreed to target Winter Town Meeting for land article instead of Fall Town Meeting
• Agreed to survey full area of parcels
• Agreed to seek conceptual designs for AG's office from architects DRA and SMMA
• Agreed to discuss funding for conceptual plan with Kevin and Mike Kelly CPO
• Resubmitted MSBA SOI on 6/23/21 (noted as update)

Select Board

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The Milton Select Board voted 5-0 to approve a take-rate survey contract with CTC for municipal broadband, appoint Marilynn Morgan to the Milton Housing Authority, and make numerous committee appointments and reappointments. The Board also closed the warrant for the October 25, 2021 Special Town Meeting, which will include articles for a $600,000 transfer to the Fire Station Building Committee and a FY21 bill payment. Several proposed policies received a first read, and the Board authorized Town Counsel to review an agreement for up to three Soofa digital signs.

• Approved Take-Rate Survey Contract with CTC (5-0)
• Appointed Marilynn Morgan to Milton Housing Authority (5-0)
• Closed warrant for Oct. 25 Special Town Meeting (5-0)
• Approved one-day liquor license for Forbes House Museum Aug. 26 Barnfest (5-0)
• Approved one-day liquor license for Forbes House Museum Oct. 7 Barnfest (5-0)
• Appointed 3 members to Local Historic District Study Committee (5-0)
• Reappointed 5 members to Bicycle Advisory Committee (5-0)
• Authorized Town Counsel to review Soofa digital signs agreement (5-0)

Affordable Housing Trust

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Master Plan Implementation Committee

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The Milton Master Plan Implementation Committee, in a joint meeting with the Housing Committee, heard a presentation for a five-story mixed-use development at 440 Granite Ave. The committee unanimously approved a motion supporting the project's general approach, scale, design, and adherence to the Master Plan. The committee also discussed potential town-owned sites for affordable housing and decided to explore surveys for the Shields Park and Brush Hill Road sites.

• Approved motion supporting 440 Granite mixed-use proposal (unanimous)
• Decided to explore surveys for Shields Park and Brush Hill Road sites
• Directed staff to find survey costs and report back

Fire Station Building Committee

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Select Board

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The committee unanimously approved a draft warrant article to use a portion of the Town's Cable Fund for I-Net construction, based on an informal town counsel opinion that such use is allowable. They also discussed the FY22 reserve fund transfer request for a take-rate survey and next steps, and moved remaining agenda items to the next meeting.

• Approved draft warrant article for Cable Fund use in I-Net construction (unanimous)
• Moved remaining agenda items to next meeting

Conservation Commission

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Norfolk County Mosquito Control District Commission

The Commission will discuss the budget transition from FY 2021 to FY 2022 and provide updates on 2021 fieldwork. The meeting includes reviews of the district website, telematics, and virus surveillance.

• Budget overview for end of FY 2021 and beginning of FY 2022
• Tire recycling contract update
• District website and IT update
• Mosquito Control for the 21st Century Task Force update
• Approval of June 24th, 2021 meeting minutes

Board of Appeals

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Open Space & Recreation Planning Committee

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The newly appointed Open Space Committee held its first meeting, unanimously electing Ted Carroll as Chair and Kathleen O'Donnell as Secretary. The committee discussed the framework for updating the town's open space plan, including inventorying parcels, identifying needs, and considering consultant costs of $40,000-$50,000. No formal decisions were made beyond the officer elections and setting a regular meeting schedule.

• Elected Ted Carroll as Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Kathleen O'Donnell as Secretary (unanimous)
• Set meetings for second and fourth Thursdays of the month

Board of Appeals

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Select Board

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The Select Board approved a letter and comments to the Board of Appeals regarding the Ice House and 582 Blue Hills Avenue, and authorized revisions to the latter. They also approved an FY22 reserve fund transfer for a Municipal Broadband Take-Rate Survey and the Town Administrator's Annual Review. No other substantive decisions were made; meeting minutes approval was deferred.

• Approved letter to Board of Appeals on 485-487 Blue Hills Parkway (Ice House) (5-0)
• Authorized Ms. Collins to revise and submit comments on 582 Blue Hills Avenue to Board of Appeals (5-0)
• Approved FY22 reserve fund transfer for Municipal Broadband Take-Rate Survey (5-0)
• Approved Town Administrator's Annual Review (5-0)

Municipal Broadband Committee

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The committee reviewed and revised its draft presentation to the Select Board for ARPA funds and a Cable Fund transfer to finance a new I-Net. It also discussed drafting a Warrant Article for Cable Fund use and a renewed request for a reserve transfer to fund CTC's take-rate survey. No formal decisions were made; remaining agenda items were moved to the next meeting.

• Reviewed and revised draft presentation for ARPA funds and Cable Fund transfer
• Discussed drafting Warrant Article for Cable Fund request
• Discussed renewed request for reserve funds transfer for CTC take-rate survey
• Discussed potential financial benefits of dark fiber leasing
• Moved remaining agenda items to next meeting

Warrant Committee

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Conservation Commission

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Conservation Commission

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Milton Housing Authority

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Board of Park Commissioners

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The board voted to support Milton National Baseball's efforts to fundraise for replacing the Piatelli field with turf, after discussing quotes, maintenance, and drainage. They also supported a movie night at Kelly Field on August 27, discussed options for the Halloween Stroll at Crane Field, and booked the Baron Hugo Gazebo for a fall concert on October 2. No other formal decisions were made; items were updates or discussions.

• Supported Milton National's turf field project at Piatelli (motion passed)
• Supported movie night at Kelly Field on August 27 with bathroom and barrel access
• Booked Baron Hugo Gazebo for GoGo Beans fall concert on October 2

Municipal Broadband Committee

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The committee unanimously approved the minutes from the 7/7/21 meeting. It then planned its presentation to the Select Board to request ARPA funds and a transfer from the Town's Cable Fund for a new I-Net. The committee discussed Town Counsel's review of Cable Fund uses and outreach to anchor institutions for PILOT-like contributions or dark fiber leasing. Remaining agenda items were moved to next week's meeting.

• Approved minutes from the 7/7/21 meeting unanimously.
• Planned presentation to Select Board for ARPA funds and Cable Fund transfer for I-Net construction.
• Discussed Town Counsel's review of permissible Cable Fund uses.
• Discussed outreach to anchor institutions for PILOT-like contributions or dark fiber leasing.
• Moved remaining agenda items to next week's meeting.

Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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The Equity and Social Justice Committee discussed a draft community survey, which will be sent to the MARC Steering Group for non-member feedback. Members were asked to complete the survey and provide comments by July 23. The committee also received updates on affordable housing, parks, and civil service diversity efforts.

• Approved June 7, 2021 meeting notes
• Survey draft to be sent to MARC Steering Group for feedback
• Members asked to complete survey and give feedback by July 23
• Housing Subcommittee to review survey language on housing
• Discussed using town email, website, Facebook, and local media for survey distribution

Select Board

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The Milton Select Board voted 3-0 to accept the Fifth Amended Joint Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization of Purdue Pharma, L.P. and its affiliated debtors. The vote also authorized the Town Administrator to execute the ballot to accept the plan via e-ballot. The plan involves an estimated $16M in total claims relating to opioid abuse, with funds to be dispersed to the Town based on several factors.

• Accepted the Fifth Amended Joint Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization of Purdue Pharma, L.P. and its affiliated debtors (3-0 roll-call vote)
• Authorized the Town Administrator to execute the Ballot to Accept the Plan or to Vote to Accept the Plan via e-ballot through the Town Counsel’s Office
• Adjourned the meeting at 5:11 PM (3-0 roll-call vote)

Affordable Housing Trust

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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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Select Board

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Open Space & Recreation Planning Committee

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The Open Space and Recreation Planning Committee held its first meeting, focused on introductions and reviewing its charge. Members discussed updating the Town's Open Space and Recreation Plan, with a recommendation to consider other planning efforts since 2006, including the 2015 Master Plan. The committee agreed to hold remote meetings at lunchtime for now, with evening in-person meetings expected later for public outreach. No formal decisions were made; officer elections and a standing meeting schedule were deferred to future meetings.

• Agreed to hold remote meetings at lunchtime for the time being
• Deferred developing a standing meeting schedule to a future meeting
• Deferred electing officers to a future meeting

Board of Appeals

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Conservation Commission

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The committee approved the minutes from the 6/28 meeting and discussed using the Town's cable fund for a take-rate survey, but deferred action until Town Counsel reviews whether the fund is legally appropriate. They also discussed the financial model and road map, including utility pole make-ready work, and moved remaining agenda items to the next meeting.

• Approved minutes from the 6/28 meeting (unanimous)
• Deferred action on cable fund transfer for take-rate survey pending Town Counsel review
• Moved remaining agenda items to next week's meeting

Commission on Disabilty

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Select Board

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The Select Board voted 5-0 to accept a 6-month easement from 88 Wharf Condominium Trust for 41 Wharf Street, allowing use of the area for kayaking, boating, and water sports. The Board also voted 5-0 to authorize the Town Administrator to sign a permit for HBO/North Center Productions to park filming vehicles at the DPW facility, 629 Randolph Ave., for two days, subject to insurance and department coordination. The Board entered executive session to discuss the property's purchase, exchange, lease, or value, and noted that comments on the 582 Blue Hills Avenue/40B application are due by July 14.

• Accepted 6-month easement for 41 Wharf Street from 88 Wharf Condominium Trust for kayaking, boating, and water sports (5-0).
• Authorized Town Administrator to sign permit for HBO/North Center Productions to park trailers and vehicles at DPW facility, 629 Randolph Ave., for two days, subject to insurance and coordination (5-0).
• Entered executive session to discuss purchase, exchange, lease, or value of 41 Wharf Street (5-0).
• Adjourned at 10:40 AM (5-0).

Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The Municipal Broadband Committee unanimously approved the CTC Technology and Energy proposal for a take-rate survey, choosing it for its mail-based method and experience. It also voted to recommend a $30,000 reserve fund transfer to the Warrant Committee for the survey. The committee discussed requesting ARPA funds for INET construction, planning to ask CTC for an updated proposal for a July 28 Select Board presentation. Remaining agenda items were moved to the next meeting.

• Approved minutes from 6/14 and 6/21 meetings
• Approved CTC Technology and Energy proposal for take-rate survey
• Voted to recommend $30,000 reserve fund transfer to Warrant Committee
• Resolved to move remaining agenda items to next meeting

Affordable Housing Trust

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Warrant Committee

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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Select Board

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Conservation Commission

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Trust

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The Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Trust met briefly and approved a $2,750 expenditure for a tarp covering the roof of the main Alms House. The cost matched an estimate from two years prior. The vote was unanimous (5-0). No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved $2,750 for tarp covering Alms House roof (5-0)

Select Board

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The Select Board voted 5-0 to approve amendments to Traffic Rules and Orders, exchanging 2-hour parking and service zone locations on Boulevard Street to State Street. They also approved committee appointments, increased the Local Historic District Study Committee to 7 members, and authorized a $29,999 reserve fund transfer for a municipal broadband take-rate survey. The lease of 334 Edge Hill Road to Milton Art Center was deferred. The board opened the 2021 Town Warrant and discussed potential articles on small cell wireless zoning and municipal broadband funding.

• Approved proclamation declaring June 23, 2021 Michael Lynch Day (5-0)
• Deferred lease of 334 Edge Hill Road to Milton Art Center
• Re-appointed Council on Aging Board of Directors members (5-0)
• Opened 2021 Town Warrant (5-0)
• Authorized Chair to sign FY21 reserve fund and year end transfers (5-0)
• Approved Traffic Rules and Orders amendments for parking/service zone exchange (5-0)
• Appointed/reappointed Select Board committee members effective July 1, 2021 (5-0)
• Approved $29,999 reserve fund transfer for municipal broadband take-rate survey (5-0)

Select Board

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The Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Fund met briefly and unanimously approved a $2,750 expenditure for a tarp covering the roof of the main Alms House, at the same cost as two years prior. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting adjourned after about two minutes.

• Approved $2,750 for tarp covering of Alms House roof (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Sign Review Committee

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The committee continued discussions on requesting vendor proposals for take-rate surveys and seeking town reserve fund allocation. Members were assigned to prepare a presentation for the Select Board and contact vendors. No formal decisions were made; remaining agenda items were moved to the next meeting.

• Assigned members to create presentation for Select Board
• Assigned members to contact vendors for take-rate survey proposals
• Moved remaining agenda items to next meeting

Select Board

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The Select Board reviewed its 2020-2021 goals and discussed priorities for FY22, including financial stability, infrastructure, and quality of life. They agreed to seek plans from town and school management for using federal CARES Act and ARPA funds for post-COVID needs, and to add long-term financial planning to an upcoming agenda. Updates on animal shelter, Milton Landing, broadband, and traffic mitigation will be added to future agendas. The board also noted ongoing needs for public records access officer and harbor master positions, and discussed pending Chapter 40B projects and affordable housing at the Town Farm.

• Agreed to seek plans from town and school management for using CARES Act and ARPA funds for post-COVID needs, including IT and broadband
• Agreed to add long-term financial plan discussion to an upcoming agenda, prioritizing it for FY22
• Agreed to add updates on animal shelter, Milton Landing, broadband, and traffic mitigation to upcoming agendas
• Noted ongoing need to address public records access officer and harbor master positions, to be discussed later
• Discussed status of Chapter 40B projects and seeking guidance from Attorney General's Office on Town Farm land for affordable housing
• Voted unanimously to adjourn at 12:40 p.m.

Board of Appeals

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Select Board

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The Select Board voted 4-0 to submit a Statement of Interest to the Massachusetts School Building Authority for funding for a new elementary school to alleviate overcrowding. The Board also voted 5-0 to approve the 40B Project Eligibility Letter Response to MassHousing for the 728 Randolph Avenue project. Two donations were accepted: $750 from the Milton Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition to the Board of Health, and $2,000 from Health Resources in Action to the Coalition. The Board approved meeting minutes from May 26, 2021, and a citation for an Eagle Scout Award recipient.

• Approved submission of a Statement of Interest to the Massachusetts School Building Authority for a new elementary school (4-0)
• Approved the 40B Project Eligibility Letter Response to MassHousing for 728 Randolph Avenue (5-0)
• Accepted $750 donation from Milton Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition to the Board of Health (5-0)
• Accepted $2,000 donation from Health Resources in Action to the Milton Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition (5-0)
• Approved meeting minutes of May 26, 2021 (5-0)
• Approved citation for Eagle Scout Award recipient (5-0)

Board of Appeals

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Affordable Housing Trust

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Historical Commission

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Board of Assessors

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The Board of Assessors reviewed and signed the minutes of April 29, 2021, and the fiscal year 2022 preliminary real estate, personal property, and Community Preservation Act surcharge. They discussed the open Appraisal Technician position and will follow up with applicants. The Board decided to have the Chief Appraiser and Town Counsel contact Milton Academy regarding the taxable status of their faculty housing properties.

• Approved minutes of April 29, 2021
• Signed fiscal year 2022 preliminary real estate, personal property, and CPA surcharge
• Decided to contact Milton Academy about faculty housing tax status
• Adjourned meeting at 6:10pm

Board of Appeals

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Historical Commission

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Board of Appeals

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The Board of Appeals voted to grant Jonathan Fung and Shirley Chen's application to build a 30' x 40' two-story addition at 290 Granite Avenue, which includes a temporary apartment for the applicant's parents-in-law. The board approved the request with usual conditions, with all three members voting in favor. No abutters objected, and four letters of support were submitted.

• Granted the application for a 30' x 40' two-story addition with a temporary apartment, with usual conditions.
• Vote: Nick Grey in favor, Bryan Connelly in favor, Giselle Joffre in favor.

Municipal Broadband Committee

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The Municipal Broadband Committee voted 4-0 to request Select Board allocation of ARPA funds for designing and constructing a replacement for the town's INET, based on updated cost estimates from the CTC report. They also voted 4-0 to request reserve fund allocation for a take-rate survey, pending vendor proposals and approvals. Drafting assignments for the business plan and the second MLP vote timing were tabled. The meeting adjourned at 9:00 AM.

• Approved minutes for 4/26, 5/3, 5/17, 6/2 (4-0)
• Requested ARPA funds for INET replacement design and construction (4-0)
• Requested reserve funds for take-rate survey (4-0)
• Tabled business plan drafting assignments
• Tabled second MLP vote timing discussion

Master Plan Implementation Committee

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The Master Plan Implementation Committee approved its meeting minutes and discussed several topics, including trash issues in East Milton Square, a joint meeting with the Select Board and Planning Board, and potential housing and park projects. No formal decisions were made on these discussion items. The committee also discussed a parcel spreadsheet and agreed to proceed with further analysis one site at a time.

• Approved meeting minutes with no edits
• Discussed trash issues in East Milton Square, including Starbucks trash pickup and enforcement
• Discussed a joint meeting with the Select Board and Planning Board to review the Judi Barrett report
• Discussed potential housing and park projects, including at Shield's Park and a site off Randolph Ave
• Agreed to proceed with further analysis one site at a time
• Discussed upcoming agenda items, including off-site affordable housing

School Building Committee

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The Milton School Building Committee unanimously approved the updated Statement of Interest (SOI) and amendments, including current NESDEC data and revised capital R&M figures, for submission to the School Committee, Select Board, and MSBA. The committee also approved the meeting minutes and tabled the executive session until further notice.

• Approved meeting minutes unanimously.
• Approved and submitted the updated SOI and amendments to the School Committee, Select Board, and MSBA.
• Tabled the executive session item until further notice.

Council on Aging

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Conservation Commission

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Traffic Commission

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The Traffic Commission approved a parking space location swap on Bryant Avenue between Boulevard Street and State Street to accommodate new commercial use, with no net change in parking spaces. A request to lower the speed limit on Canton Avenue from Woodland Road to Blue Hill Avenue was discussed and deferred pending traffic data collection. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved parking space location swap on Bryant Avenue (Boulevard St to State St) — no net change in spaces
• Deferred speed limit reduction on Canton Avenue (Woodland Rd to Blue Hill Ave) pending data collection

Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC)

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Select Board

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The Milton Select Board voted unanimously to rescind the town's COVID-19 state of emergency, effective June 15, 2021. The board also approved several items including roof repairs for the Baron Hugo Gazebo, a summer concert series, and multiple one-day liquor licenses for events at Hutchinson Field. Several agenda items were deferred to future meetings, including discussion of the MIT runway report and committee appointments.

• Rescinded COVID-19 state of emergency effective June 15, 2021 (5-0)
• Approved $1,700 in Gazebo gift account funds for Baron Hugo Gazebo roof repairs (5-0)
• Approved Parks & Recreation 2021 Gazebo Concert Series (4-0, Wells abstained)
• Ratified Milton Foundation for Education's 2021 Teacher of the Year Award citations (5-0)
• Approved Fall Town Meeting warrant closing schedule (4-0, Wells absent)
• Approved sixth amendment to 41 Wharf Street easement for public water-dependent uses (5-0)
• Awarded $250,000 Bond Anticipation Notes to Newburyport Savings Bank at 0.430% net interest (4-0, Conlon recused)
• Authorized Town Administrator to sign Shared Housing Services grant letter of interest (5-0)

Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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The Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee discussed concerns about the town hiring five new firefighters without notifying the committee, despite ongoing DEI discussions with the Fire Department. Members also reviewed a complaint alleging racism in a Conservation Committee property visit, and agreed to review notification and complaint processes. The committee plans to launch a community survey by August or September and will return to in-person meetings at Town Hall starting July 12.

• Approved May 24, 2021 meeting notes
• Directed Chris Hart to ask Fire Chief Madden and Mike Dennehy for future hiring notifications and regular meetings on diversity in hiring
• Agreed to review Conservation Committee complaint and notification processes to address perceived bias
• Government Subcommittee to review need for a formal town complaint process and investigate other committees' notification issues
• Agreed to keep optional demographic questions in the survey and target 20 minutes or less completion time
• Planned survey launch for August or September
• Agreed to meet monthly for 90 minutes in person at Town Hall starting July 12, pending legislative action on Zoom meetings

Select Board

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Select Board

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Board of Park Commissioners

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The board approved Milton Youth Soccer's request to pursue turfing Flatley Field, pending Keith McDermott's consideration, after reviewing site plans for both Andrews and Flatley fields. The Farmers Market at Wharf Park was also approved. Meeting minutes were tabled until the next meeting.

• Approved Milton Youth Soccer to pursue Flatley Field turf project, pending Keith McDermott's consideration (unanimous roll call)
• Approved Farmers Market use of Wharf Park (unanimous roll call)
• Tabled approval of meeting minutes until next meeting

Board of Appeals

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Bylaw Review Committee

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Select Board

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The Municipal Broadband Committee met via Zoom and decided to focus on developing its business plan, resolving to review example plans and create one with narrative and analytical elements for the Select Board and potential investors. They also discussed requesting a portion of the Town's American Recovery Plan funds for the project. Other roadmap items, such as organizational structure and open access platforms, were tabled for future meetings. No formal votes were recorded.

• Prioritized development of business plan
• Resolved to review example business plans as starting point
• Resolved to develop business plan with narrative and analytical elements for Select Board and investors
• Discussed requesting use of American Recovery Plan funds
• Tabled organizational structure discussion
• Tabled open access platform discussion
• Moved remaining agenda items to next meeting

Sign Review Committee

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Milton Housing Authority

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Conservation Commission

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Select Board

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Board of Appeals

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Select Board

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Select Board

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Board of Appeals

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Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Trust

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The Trustees discussed resident concerns about the deteriorating tarps on the Men's Alms House roof and the need for cleanup. They requested the Town Administrator obtain quotes for annual servicing and maintenance costs to be reviewed at a future meeting. No formal decision was made beyond adjourning.

• Requested Town Administrator get quotes for Men's Alms House maintenance (no vote)
• Adjourned and reconvened as Select Board (5-0)

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Select Board

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The Select Board voted 5-0 against selling a town-owned parcel abutting 145 and 167 Lyman Road, determining it is not surplus. The board also approved a letter of support for a Community One Stop Growth grant, accepted affordable housing trust deposits from Pulte Homes, and made several appointments. Three agenda items were deferred to future meetings.

• Denied sale of town-owned parcel abutting 145 and 167 Lyman Road (5-0)
• Approved letter of support for Community One Stop Growth grant (5-0)
• Accepted $177,790.28 and $200,062.86 deposits to Affordable Housing Trust (5-0)
• Appointed members to Local Historic District Study Committee (5-0)
• Appointed DPW Director Chase Berkeley to MWRA Advisory Board (5-0)
• Reappointed Ingrid Beattie to Conservation Commission (5-0)
• Approved conservation restriction at 153 Hillside Street (4-0, Collins recused)
• Approved one-day liquor license for Eustis Estate on June 20, 2021 (5-0)

Select Board

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The Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Fund discussed concerns about the tarps covering the roof at the Men's Alms House and requested the Town Administrator obtain quotes for maintenance work. No formal decision was made beyond requesting the quotes. The meeting was brief and adjourned after the discussion.

• Requested quotes for Men's Alms House roof maintenance (unanimous)

Trustees of the Cemetery

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Board of Appeals

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School Building Committee

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The Milton School Building Committee voted unanimously to proceed with a parallel path: resubmit the Statement of Interest (SOI) to the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) and also move forward unilaterally. The SOI was not selected for the MSBA program this year, and the resubmission is due June 25, 2021, with a decision expected by Spring 2022. The committee also discussed a programming study, cost escalation, and mobile modular classrooms, but no other formal decisions were made.

• Approved meeting minutes unanimously (one abstention)
• Approved motion to proceed with parallel path: resubmit to MSBA and proceed unilaterally (unanimous)

Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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• No agenda items listed

Board of Appeals

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Historical Commission

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Board of Appeals

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Commission on Disabilty

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Conservation Commission

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Board of Appeals

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The Board of Appeals granted Andrea Burke's request for an extension of a pre-existing nonconforming side setback to allow a rear addition (1 bath, 1 bedroom) at 75 Granite Place. All immediate abutters supported the addition, and no opposition letters were received. The board voted to grant the request with usual conditions.

• Granted side setback extension for rear addition at 75 Granite Place (unanimous)

Municipal Broadband Committee

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The Municipal Broadband Committee discussed its roadmap and identified obtaining a take-rate survey and developing a business plan as its top priorities. The committee will contact vendors for survey information and will monitor its progress to decide whether to seek a second vote on establishing a Municipal Light Plant at the fall Town Meeting. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was procedural and planning-focused.

• Identified take-rate survey and business plan as top priorities
• Will reach out to take-rate survey vendors for information
• Will monitor business plan progress to decide on fall Town Meeting vote

Master Plan Implementation Committee

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The Milton Master Plan Implementation Committee discussed a draft analysis for potential housing at Parcel C21 on Brush Hill Road, noting space for up to 88 units with underground parking and community amenities. The committee also reviewed other potential sites, including Eliot Street near Shields Park and Randolph Ave./Access Road, and agreed to further study parcels before making recommendations. No formal decisions were made; the committee's role is advisory, and next steps include discussions with various town and state bodies.

• Reviewed draft housing analysis for Parcel C21 (up to 88 units possible)
• Discussed potential 40R designation for Parcel C21 area
• Agreed to further study parcels before final recommendation
• Assigned follow-ups: Taber to contact NPWA, Arthur to talk to Conservation Commission, Allyson to discuss with DCR
• Next meeting scheduled for June 14th

Board of Appeals

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Affordable Housing Trust

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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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The Animal Shelter Advisory Committee voted unanimously to let RND Consultants' Deputy Project Manager Brian Murray review and approve the revised architectural plans for the shelter project without further committee involvement, barring any issues. The new project manager, James Hurstein, expects to deliver the revised plans in about two weeks, after which the project should be ready to go out to bid within four weeks.

• Approved delegation of plan review to Brian Murray (unanimous)

Select Board

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Board of Appeals

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Select Board

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Conservation Commission

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Warrant Committee

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Select Board

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Warrant Committee

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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The Equity and Social Justice Committee met and received updates from its subcommittees, which outlined their work for the next 90 days. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was informational and planning-focused. The committee discussed combining the Civil Service and Police/Fire subcommittees and considered how to spend a $5,000 expense fund by June 30.

• Combined Civil Service and Police/Fire subcommittees
• Discussed spending $5,000 set aside for committee expenses by June 30

Council on Aging

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Select Board

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Warrant Committee

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Select Board

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The Select Board approved a participation agreement with the South Shore HOME Consortium, authorizing the Town Administrator to sign it, subject to legal review. They also voted to support an amendment to Article 11 of the Annual Town Meeting, correcting a typographical error in the previously voted recommendation. Several items were deferred, including the lease of 334 Edge Hill Road and a request for qualifications for an Owner's Project Manager for fire station construction. The Board entered executive session to discuss real property negotiations and the release of executive session minutes.

• Approved participation agreement with South Shore HOME Consortium (4-0)
• Authorized Town Administrator to sign the agreement (4-0)
• Supported amendment to Article 11 Public Safety Appropriation (4-0)
• Deferred lease of 334 Edge Hill Road to future meeting
• Deferred Request for Qualifications for Owner's Project Manager for fire stations
• Entered executive session for real property discussions (3-0)

Warrant Committee

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Select Board

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• Meeting notice filed by Milton Town Clerk
• Remote participation via Zoom and dial-in provided
• ADA accommodation contact: Joseph Prondak, 617-898-4925

The Select Board voted 5-0 to approve the order of judgment in the town's enforcement action against Keith P. Martin for violating the zoning bylaw prohibiting short-term rentals. It also approved a letter of demand requiring the Milton Yacht Club to provide proof of insurance within two weeks, and accepted a $13,000 grant from Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital for the substance abuse prevention coalition. Several items were deferred, including the lease of 334 Edge Hill Road and meeting minutes.

• Approved order of judgment in Town of Milton v. Keith P. Martin (5-0)
• Approved letter of demand to Milton Yacht Club for insurance proof, compliance in 2 weeks (5-0)
• Accepted $13,000 grant from Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital to Milton Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition (5-0)
• Approved letter inviting federal officials to May 19 discussion on infrastructure, runways, redistricting (5-0)
• Authorized Chair to send Runway 4R dispersion restoration deadline letter to federal representative (5-0)
• Deferred lease of 334 Edge Hill Road to future meeting
• Deferred participation agreement with South Shore HOME Consortium to May 6
• Deferred meeting minutes, executive session minutes release, and Annual Town Meeting discussion

Milton Housing Authority

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The Municipal Broadband Committee discussed next steps for its broadband initiative, including a take rate survey and a request for Select Board approval to seek bids. It also planned to ask the Select Board to review federal funding sources, such as the American Rescue Plan, for potential broadband funding. No formal decisions were made; items were moved to the next meeting.

• Proceeded with seeking Select Board approval for an invitation for bid for take rate survey (subject to Town Counsel approval)
• Planned memorandum to Select Board requesting review of federal funding sources, including American Rescue Plan
• Continued planning outreach to anchor institutions with a template to be approved by committee
• Moved remaining agenda items to next meeting

Warrant Committee

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Select Board

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The Select Board voted 5-0 to recommend that the Warrant Committee add $57,488 from additional state aid to the Milton Public Schools budget recommendation. The Board also voted 5-0 to request that the Moderator defer the consent agenda until after Article 5 is heard at Town Meeting. The Board approved (4-0) the termination of Daedalus Projects Incorporated as Owner's Project Manager for the fire station project and authorized the Town Administrator to sign the notice. Several items, including the lease of 334 Edge Hill Road and a grant from Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital, were deferred to future meetings.

• Recommended adding $57,488 from state aid to Milton Public Schools budget (5-0)
• Requested Moderator defer consent agenda until after Article 5 at Town Meeting (5-0)
• Approved termination of Daedalus Projects Incorporated as Owner's Project Manager (4-0)
• Authorized Town Administrator to sign termination notice to DPI
• Deferred lease of 334 Edge Hill Road to future meeting
• Deferred litigation discussion (Town v. Martin) to future meeting
• Deferred Milton Yacht Club insurance demand letter to future meeting
• Deferred $13,000 Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital grant to future meeting

Board of Park Commissioners

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The Milton Board of Park Commissioners reorganized its leadership, appointing Regina Malley as Chair and Anthony Keith McDermott as Secretary, with Ted Carroll as Member. The board also appointed Ted Carroll to represent the commission on the CPA board. No other formal decisions were made; other items were discussions or reports.

• Reorganized board: Malley as Chair, McDermott as Secretary, Carroll as Member (unanimous roll call)
• Appointed Ted Carroll to CPA board (unanimous roll call)
• Approved minutes of 4/5/21 meeting

Select Board

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Board of Appeals

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Affordable Housing Trust

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Board of Assessors

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The Board of Assessors reorganized, electing William Bennett as Chair and Brian Cronin as Vice Chair. They approved the April 13 minutes, discussed a potential PILOT agreement with Milton Academy, and approved a directives progress report. The Board denied one elderly exemption, approved two elderly exemptions and a property tax deferral, and approved a property tax apportionment for 21A High Street.

• Reorganized board: William Bennett elected Chair, Brian Cronin Vice Chair (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of April 13, 2021
• Approved submission of directives progress report via DOR gateway portal
• Denied elderly exemption (taxpayer did not qualify due to age)
• Approved two elderly exemptions
• Approved property tax deferral
• Approved property tax apportionment for 21A High Street (reallocated unpaid taxes to two condo units)

Select Board

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Board of Appeals

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Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Trust

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The Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Fund met remotely and heard an update from Noreen Dolan, Director of the Milton Residents' Fund, who reported that the Fund had disbursed $51,874 as 62 separate gifts to Milton families and individuals in calendar year 2021. The Trustees voted 5-0 to approve the meeting minutes of January 27, 2021, and then voted 5-0 to adjourn and reconvene the Select Board. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved meeting minutes of January 27, 2021 (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting and reconvened Select Board (5-0)

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The Select Board voted on its positions for non-budget articles 37-48 for the Annual Town Meeting, supporting 10 articles and deferring 2 for more information. The Board also approved a Seaport Economic Council Grant application for dredging, reappointed members to two committees, and continued a liquor license hearing for The Fruit Center to May 12. All votes were unanimous except for one abstention on the Conservation Commission reappointment.

• Continued The Fruit Center liquor license hearing to May 12 (5-0)
• Approved Seaport Economic Council Grant application for dredging (5-0)
• Reappointed Arthur Doyle to Conservation Commission (4-0, Doyle abstained)
• Reappointed 7 members to Animal Shelter Advisory Committee (5-0)
• Supported Article 37 Home Rule Petition (5-0)
• Supported Article 38 Authorize Select Board to Acquire Property (4-0, Conlon recused)
• Supported Article 39-40 Senior tax deferment articles (5-0 each)
• Deferred Articles 41 and 48 for more information

Select Board

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The Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Fund met remotely and approved the minutes of the January 27, 2021 meeting by a 5-0 vote. They also heard an update from Noreen Dolan, Director of the Milton Residents' Fund, who reported that the Fund had disbursed $51,874 as 62 separate gifts to Milton families and individuals so far in 2021. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting adjourned after the vote.

• Approved meeting minutes of January 27, 2021 (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting and reconvened Select Board (5-0)