Milton public meetings in 2022

Retirement Board

This meeting of the Milton Retirement Board has no published agenda. The only item listed is 'No Agenda,' directing readers to review the minutes instead. As a result, there are no specific decisions or discussions to report.

The Board approved a 2% increase to the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for a total of 5%. The Board also approved two retirements, eight new member enrollments, and three refunds or transfers. Financial warrants for accounts payable and payroll were approved.

• Increased COLA by an additional 2% for a total of 5% effective July 1, 2022 (Unanimous)
• Approved retirements of Brian Linehan and Michael Dillon (Unanimous)
• Approved Accounts Payable Warrant for $57,253.89 (Unanimous)
• Approved Payroll Warrant for $859,582.35 (Unanimous)
• Approved Minutes of November 17, 2022 (Unanimous)
• Accepted eight new member enrollments
• Approved three refunds and transfers

Trustees of the Cemetery

The provided document is a public meeting notice template containing only procedural boilerplate. It does not list any topics, decisions, or items for discussion for the December 28, 2022, meeting.

The Trustees approved the consent agenda and the budget for the next fiscal year. The board discussed adding cremation space at Copeland Garden and legal opinions regarding burial area restrictions.

• Approved Consent Agenda
• Approved budget for the upcoming fiscal year

Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Conservation Commission

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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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School Building Committee

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The committee discussed a proposal from DRA for a pre-feasibility study for an early childhood center. No votes were held on Gile Road options due to a lack of updates from the BSC group. The committee noted that funding requests for design services are due January 11 for the February town meeting.

• Tabled vote on Gile Road options due to missing BSC group update
• Adjourned meeting at 7:52pm (Unanimous)

Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Trust

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The Trustees approved a grant request of $120,000 to support the Milton Residents Fund for the 2023 calendar year. The board also received a financial update reporting a total account balance of $5,473,108.

• Approved $120,000 grant for Milton Residents Fund (4-0)

Select Board

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The Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Trust approved a grant request for the Milton Residents Fund for the 2023 calendar year. The board also received a financial update reporting a total account balance of $5,473,108.

• Approved $120,000 grant request for Milton Residents Fund (4-0)

Select Board

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The Select Board approved a new date for the Special Town Meeting and authorized a warrant article to change the Treasurer/Collector position from elected to appointed. The Board also approved several contracts and authorized the purchase process for the Fontbonne Convent to address school overcrowding.

• Changed Special Town Meeting date to February 13, 2023 (5-0)
• Approved Warrant Article to change Treasurer/Collector from elected to appointed (5-0)
• Authorized Town Administrator to sign appraisal contract for Fontbonne Convent (5-0)
• Approved contract amendment with Bohler Engineering MA LLC for 40 Highland Street (5-0)
• Extended Local Historic District Study Committee deadline to June 30, 2023 (5-0)
• Authorized grant/loan application for Lead Service Line Inventory and Replacement Program (5-0)
• Approved Strategic Planning Process (5-0)
• Approved Memorandum of Agreement with Milton Library Association (5-0)

Fire Station Building Committee

The notice for the December 20, 2022, Fire Station Building Committee meeting contains no specific topics or discussion items. The provided text is a public meeting notice template.

The committee approved a vendor invoice package and two change orders for kitchen appliances and a louver credit. Members discussed adding storage space to the design and the viability of starting the East Milton project, pending a decision from the town in the new year.

• Approved minutes from 11/29 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved change order for kitchen appliances for $7,060.46 (unanimous)
• Approved change order credit for duplicate louver for -$5,509.60 (unanimous)
• Approved invoice for Context for $65,090 (unanimous)
• Approved invoice for Vertex for $44,470.40 (unanimous)
• Approved invoice for G&R Construction for $677,060.44 (unanimous)

Eastern Regional Commission on the Status of Women & Girls

The agenda consists of procedural items including the approval of minutes and State Commission updates. The commission will also discuss working groups and prepare for future meetings.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• State Commission updates
• Working Groups discussion

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Board of Health

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Affordable Housing Trust

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Milton Housing Authority

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Conservation Commission

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Affordable Housing Trust

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The Affordable Housing Trust voted to contact the Select Board about the process for approving a request for proposals for the town farm. Trustees also discussed a final funding application due to the Community Preservation Committee by January 13, 2023.

• Authorized Chair Creamer to send a letter to the Select Board regarding Governor Stoughton Trust funding (5-0)
• Approved minutes of the September 13, 2022 meeting (5-0)

Sign Review Committee

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Cultural Council

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The Council voted to increase the current award cycle by $1,500 using unclaimed prior funds. The group approved grant funding for 14 applicants totaling $14,400, with the award to Mardi & The Whites contingent on an amended budget.

• Approved adding $1,500 of unclaimed funds to the current award cycle (unanimous)
• Approved $350 award to Janet Applefield for Combating Hate and Prejudice
• Approved $800 award to First Parish Milton for Deeper Than The Skin
• Approved $650 award to Friends of the Milton Public Library, Ltd. for Wee the People: Wee Wear the Crowns!
• Approved $1,000 award to Glover School for Performance y Jose Mateo Ballet Theater
• Approved $1,750 award to Mandorla Music, Inc. for David Chesnut Jazz Festival
• Approved $750 award to Milton High School Boosters, Inc. for Seussical
• Approved $750 award to Milton High School Boosters, Inc. for Spring 2024 Musical

School Building Committee

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The committee discussed a proposal from DRA for a pre-feasibility study regarding an early childhood center at the Fontbonne Convent. No vote was held on Gile Road options due to a lack of updates from the BSC group. The committee noted that funding requests for design services are due January 11th for the February meeting.

• Tabled vote on Gile Road options due to missing BSC group update
• Adjourned meeting at 7:52pm (Unanimous)

Conservation Commission

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Shade Tree Advisory Committee

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Information Technology Committee

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Select Board

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The Select Board approved the 2023 tax classifications, adopting a minimum residential factor of .9765. The board also approved various business license renewals and the charge for a Youth Task Force. Additionally, the board approved the FY2023 stormwater rates and an updated RFP for the Kidder Branch Library.

• Approved 2023 property tax classification (5-0)
• Approved 2023 Common Victualler License renewals (5-0)
• Approved 2023 liquor license renewals (5-0)
• Approved 2023 Sunday Opening Permits for three businesses (5-0)
• Approved 2023 Entertainment License renewals (5-0)
• Approved one-day liquor license for Fruit Center Holiday Stroll (5-0)
• Approved Youth Task Force charge (3-2)
• Approved FY2023 stormwater rates (5-0)

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Warrant Committee

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Airplane Noise Advisory Committee

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The committee and the Select Board voted unanimously to enter an executive session. The session was held to discuss litigation strategy regarding a lawsuit filed by the Town of Milton against the Federal Aviation Administration.

• Approved motion to enter executive session to discuss FAA litigation strategy (4-0)

School Building Committee

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The committee reviewed updates on the potential purchase of the Fontbonne convent and a land swap for a special town meeting in February. Members discussed two road re-alignment options for Gile Road, with a vote postponed to the next meeting.

• Tabled vote on Gile Road re-alignment options to 12/16/2022
• Adjourned meeting at 7:24pm (Unanimous)

Select Board

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The Select Board unanimously approved multiple warrant articles for the December 5 Special Town Meeting, including budget and sewer appropriations. The Board also set the maximum useful life for several pieces of town equipment and coordinated the distribution of the Equity and Justice for All Advisory Committee report.

• Approved FY2023 Budget Appropriation amendment (Unanimous)
• Approved Appropriation for Sewer System Improvements (Unanimous)
• Approved Appropriation for Lead Service Line Inventory and Replacement Plan (Unanimous)
• Authorized Select Boards to Grant a General Access Easement (Unanimous)
• Approved PEG Access and Cable related Fund Appropriation and amendment (Unanimous)
• Deferred position on General Bylaws-Chapter 2, Section 7 amendment
• Approved making Equity and Justice for All report available to Council on Aging, Library, and Schools (4-0, 1 abstention)
• Set useful life for MHS lighting (20 yrs), BDA upgrades (10 yrs), Ladder Truck (15 yrs), and Garage Lift (10 yrs) (Unanimous)

Board of Appeals

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Warrant Committee

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The committee noted that a proposed amendment to the recommendation on Article 4 was withdrawn. The article will remain as written in the Warrant. The committee then adjourned to the Special Town Meeting.

• Maintained Article 4 as written following withdrawal of proposed amendment
• Voted unanimously to adjourn to Special Town Meeting

Local Historic District Study Committee

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The committee approved the minutes from the November 7 meeting. Members discussed scheduling a weekend session to finish a draft report and noted that property owner information from the assessor's office is incomplete.

• Approved meeting minutes from 11/07

Board of Appeals

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Fire Station Building Committee

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The committee approved an amendment to Context Architecture to separate civil work at the East Milton site for independent bidding. Members also approved a credit for vibration monitoring and the minutes from two previous meetings.

• Approved minutes from 11/9 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from 11/15 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved CR #20 credit for vibration monitoring (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Context Architecture to bid East Milton civil work separately (unanimous)

Board of Assessors

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The Board approved a $475,000 overlay for FY 23. It also selected tax classification factors for FY 23 tax rates, resulting in residential and commercial rate increases of less than 4% from the previous year.

• Approved $475,000 overlay amount for FY 23
• Selected 1.56 factor for commercial, industrial, and personal property tax rate
• Selected .9765 minimum residential factor
• Approved minutes from June 24 and July 21, 2022

Select Board

This agenda is procedural only. The joint Select Board and ANAC meeting scheduled for November 29, 2022, has been cancelled, as indicated by the attached document. No decisions or discussions are scheduled.

• Joint Select Board and ANAC meeting cancelled

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Airplane Noise Advisory Committee

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Airplane Noise Advisory Committee

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Board of Health

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Historical Commission

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Eastern Regional Commission on the Status of Women & Girls

The Eastern Regional Commission on the Status of Women and Girls will discuss regional legislative priorities and the commission's structure, including working groups. The meeting also includes updates from the Regional Chair regarding deadlines and events.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Discussion of commission structure and working groups
• Review of Eastern Regional Legislative Priorities
• Regional Chair Meeting Updates

Board of Appeals

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Board of Registrars

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School Building Committee

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The committee approved the meeting minutes from August 29 and September 2, 2022. Members reviewed road alignment designs for Gile Road and received an update on the Fontbonne building, which would require Level 3 alterations to meet code. The committee also reviewed upcoming articles and meetings for the February 2023 STM.

• Approved 8/29/2022 meeting minutes
• Approved 9/2/2022 meeting minutes

Open Space & Recreation Planning Committee

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The Open Space and Recreation Planning Committee met with consultants from Horsley Witten Group to review the timeline and structure for updating the town's recreation plan. The group discussed gaps in the current plan, including the need for more recreational facilities and climate resilience. No formal votes were taken; the committee is determining the approach for public surveys and engagement.

• Reviewed 12-month update schedule and 11-section plan structure
• Proposed two public workshops and an online community survey
• Proposed use of a project website to be developed by Horsley Witten Group
• Identified need to address climate change resilience and dog parks in the update

Town Clerk

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Bylaw Review Committee

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Retirement Board

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The Retirement Board approved the payroll and accounts payable warrants for November 30, 2022. The board also approved four retirements, seven new member enrollments, and two fund transfers or refunds.

• Approved Minutes of October 26, 2022 (Unanimous)
• Approved retirements of Patricia Lio, Patricia Ambrose, Joyce Darmetko, and Patricia Reilly (Unanimous)
• Approved new enrollments for Breda O’Brien, Nicole O’Brien, Christopher Person, Bridget Daly, Laura Conachy, Regina Yuen, and Kaleigh McNicholas (Unanimous)
• Approved transfer of $1,517.54 for Sabrina Dorion and refund of $2,109.81 for Seth Coburn (Unanimous)
• Approved Accounts Payable Warrant 11/30/2022 for $17,836.82 (Unanimous)
• Approved Payroll Warrant 11/30/2022 for $859,590.61 (Unanimous)

Board of Assessors

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The Board of Assessors approved the 2024 budget for the Assessor's office. The board deferred setting final tax rates until the next meeting pending reviews by the Department of Revenue.

• Approved minutes from November 3, 2022 meeting
• Verbally approved 2024 budget for the Assessor's office
• Tabled setting final tax rates until November 29, 2022

Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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Community Preservation Committee

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The Committee reviewed eligibility for multiple local projects and voted to advance most to the funding phase, including the Farmer's Market and Forbes House Museum. One request for Fire Headquarters was denied. The Committee also established a 'Traffic Light' system to categorize future applications.

• Approved advancing Farmer’s Market application (7-0-0)
• Approved advancing Turner’s Pond application (6-0-1)
• Approved advancing Affordable Housing Trust application (7-0-0)
• Approved advancing Town Lock-Up application (7-0-0)
• Denied Fire Headquarters request (7-0-0)
• Approved advancing Peverly Park application (7-0-0)
• Approved advancing Popes Pond Bridge application (7-0-0)
• Approved advancing Milton America Baseball application (7-0-0)

Fire Station Building Committee

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The committee approved the October vendor invoice package and three specific project change orders. A $4,500 amendment for geotechnical vibration monitoring was also approved. One change order for light fixtures was denied pending further cost details.

• Approved October vendor invoice package including Context ($32,500), Vertex ($47,442.60), and G&R ($554,005.80) (Unanimous)
• Approved CR008 for unsuitable materials during excavation: $76,200
• Approved CR011R for water line connection: $8,865.59
• Approved CR016 for communications duct bank and PA system credit: -$36,801.57
• Denied CR006R for light fixture changes ($15,300) pending further cost breakdown
• Approved $4,500 geotechnical engineer amendment for vibration monitoring (Unanimous)
• Approved October 18th meeting minutes (All yes, one abstention)

Select Board

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The Select Board approved the date and timeline for a Special Town Meeting to address school overcrowding and property acquisitions. The Board also approved several grants, municipal service requests, and committee appointments.

• Approved Special Town Meeting and timeline for February 27, 2023 (4-0)
• Approved Annual Town Meeting warrant closing date and timeline for May 1, 2023 (4-0)
• Approved $102,749.50 for Milton Fire Department educational incentives (4-0)
• Approved $23,250 ARPA small business grant to Boston Irish Tourism Association (5-0)
• Approved Request for Qualifications for Town I-Net design services (4-0)
• Approved Request for Proposals for a general access easement (5-0)
• Approved $10,000 PILOT payment from Mary M B Wakefield Charitable Trust
• Appointed Raj Pathak to Airplane Noise Advisory Committee (4-0)

Milton Housing Authority

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Board of Appeals

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Conservation Commission

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Cultural Council

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The Council reviewed high and low scoring grant applications and determined questions for applicants. No final grant recipients or award amounts were decided; the group will reconvene on December 13 to finalize these decisions.

• Approved October 11 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
• Noted withdrawal of Teen Mural Project ($300) and Clue Project ($750) grants
• Scheduled meeting for December 13 at 8pm via Zoom to finalize grant recipients and awards

Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Fire Station Building Committee

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The Fire Station Building Committee decided not to seek CPA funds for the HQ project to avoid reducing project scope and risking contractor mark-ups. The committee also discussed separating civil work costs for East Milton and the need for design direction on the apparatus bay extension.

• Decided not to pursue CPA funds for the HQ project

Airplane Noise Advisory Committee

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The Committee approved minutes from August 3 and October 19, 2022. After reviewing applications from Cindy Christiansen and Catherine Sheedy-McGonagle, the Committee decided not to make further appointment recommendations to the Select Board at this time.

• Approved August 3, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved October 19, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Decided not to make further appointment recommendations to the Select Board

Municipal Broadband Committee

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• No agenda items were included in the notice.

Cultural Council

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Local Historic District Study Committee

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The committee reviewed the Milton Village master plan map, a draft letter to property owners, and survey results. Members discussed the draft report and the need for a working session to finalize it for the Select Board.

• Approved meeting minutes from 11/02

School Building Committee

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The committee discussed potential solutions for educational space shortages, including modular classrooms, a short-term rental at Point32 Health, and the purchase of the Fontbonne convent. No final decisions were made, and discussions will continue as the Select Board explores purchasing the Fontbonne property.

• Tabled review and approval of meeting minutes from 08/29/2022, 09/02/2022, and 10/24/2022
• Discussed modular classrooms with an estimated cost of $7M
• Evaluated Point32 Health facility as a potential short-term rental option
• Evaluated Fontbonne convent for purchase and use as administrative space or a special education program
• Reviewed long-term options including a land swap for a middle school at Gile Road or renovation of Fontbonne

Town Clerk

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Town Clerk

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Select Board

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The Select Board approved a Request for Proposals for the purchase or lease of real property for a school building project. The Board also approved a comment letter to the Massachusetts Department of Transportation regarding the Route 28 and Chickatawbut Road intersection improvement project.

• Approved Request for Proposals for Acquisition of Real Property for school purposes (4-0)
• Approved Comment Letter to MassDOT regarding Route 28 at Chickatawbut Road Intersection Improvement Project (5-0)

Board of Assessors

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The Board of Assessors increased the 41A exemption income limit and submitted required reports to the DOR. The Board deferred approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Raised 41A exemption income amount to $93,000
• Reviewed and signed LA4 and LA13 reports for submission to the DOR
• Tabled review and approval of previous meeting minutes

Board of Appeals

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Board of Appeals

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Information Technology Committee

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• No specific agenda items listed.

Community Preservation Committee

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The Community Preservation Committee denied funding for the Milton Library's digitalization project and the Squantum Street Gateway. The committee reviewed five additional funding applications for historic restoration and affordable housing, but no final decisions were recorded for those requests.

• Approved October 19 meeting minutes (5-0-1)
• Denied Milton Library digitalization funding application
• Denied Squantum Street Gateway funding application

Board of Assessors

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Select Board

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The Select Board approved the warrant for a Special Town Meeting on December 5, 2022, including articles for PEG Access and Cable Related Fund appropriations. The Board also approved an application for three sign-free corridors and a general access easement for 728 Randolph Avenue. Action on wetland replication at Winter Valley and a February 2023 Special Town Meeting was deferred.

• Approved Special Town Meeting warrant and related PEG Access articles (4-0)
• Approved Application for Sign Free Corridors in East Milton Square, Milton Village/Central Avenue, and Granite Avenue (4-0)
• Approved general access easement for 728 Randolph Avenue (4-0)
• Appointed Warren Lizio to Master Plan Implementation Committee (4-0)
• Appointed Amy Dexter to Capital Improvement Planning Committee (4-0)
• Approved two one-day liquor licenses for Milton Art Center (4-0)
• Deferred action on Winter Valley wetland replication request
• Deferred action on February 2023 Special Town Meeting request

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Eastern Regional Commission on the Status of Women & Girls

The Eastern Regional Commission on the Status of Women and Girls will meet to review bylaws and parliamentary procedures. The agenda includes establishing priorities for the upcoming year and discussing potential events. Members will also hold elections.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Review of bylaws and parliamentary procedures
• Establishment of annual topics, priorities, and goals
• Discussion of potential yearly events
• Commission elections

Shade Tree Advisory Committee

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Trustees of the Cemetery

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The Trustees approved the consent agenda. The board informed Rabbi Alfred Benjamin that reserving specific cemetery areas for Temple members is not possible for legal reasons, though they agreed to help identify suitable areas.

• Approved Consent Agenda

Bylaw Review Committee

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Retirement Board

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The Board approved the 10/31/2022 payroll and accounts payable warrants. It also accepted eight new member enrollments and approved five refunds, transfers, or rollovers. A request for the town to accept liability for a former employee's service time was denied.

• Approved Accounts Payable Warrant 10/31/2022 for $244,620.57 (Unanimous)
• Approved Payroll Warrant 10/31/2022 for $859,782.49 (Unanimous)
• Approved new enrollments for 8 members (Unanimous)
• Approved refunds, transfers, and rollover for 5 members (Unanimous)
• Denied liability for Katherine Pickering's service time (Unanimous)
• Approved September 29, 2022 minutes as revised (Unanimous)

Board of Appeals

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Board of Health

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The Board granted a permit exemption for an indoor pig at 176 Robbins Street. The Board also established a daily fine for ongoing housing violations at 137 Church Street. Members discussed the Lower Gile Field artificial turf project and will seek legal counsel on their authority to override a Town Meeting vote.

• Approved exemption for 176 Robbins Street resident from applying for an Animal Stable permit
• Approved $10 per day fee for housing violations at 137 Church Street, capped at $500 per day
• Approved September 19, 2022 meeting minutes with one minor change

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Affordable Housing Trust

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School Building Committee

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The committee approved the October 3, 2022 meeting minutes unanimously. They discussed a land survey of eight parcels, modular classroom deployment pending confirmation of jurisdiction, and the potential purchase of 444 Centre St. for temporary space. No final decisions were made on these items; they remain under review.

• Approved October 3, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous roll call vote)

Conservation Commission

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Warrant Committee

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Select Board

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The Select Board voted unanimously to include two articles in the Special Town Meeting warrant. Article 5 reduces a prior appropriation from the PEG Access and Cable Related Fund to $444,901, and Article 6 appropriates $155,099 to the same fund, correcting a miscalculation from the 2022 Annual Town Meeting.

• Approved Article 5: reduce PEG fund appropriation to $444,901 (4-0)
• Approved Article 6: appropriate $155,099 to PEG fund (4-0)

Warrant Committee

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The Warrant Committee voted 11-0-1 to recommend Town Meeting approve an easement over the Dump Access Road for a proposed 40-unit condominium project at 728 Randolph Ave. The committee also recommended approval of three other articles: a $300,000 lead service line inventory program with 100% loan forgiveness, a $1,150,000 MWRA infiltration/inflow grant and loan program, and an amendment to increase the FY2023 reserve fund by $388,670. The committee voted 10-1-1 to recommend against a bylaw amendment that would change how the 'previous question' motion is handled at Town Meeting.

• Recommended approval of Article 4: easement over Dump Access Road for 728 Randolph Ave project (11-0-1)
• Recommended approval of Article 3: $300,000 lead service line inventory program with 100% loan forgiveness (11-0-1)
• Recommended approval of Article 2: $1,150,000 MWRA infiltration/inflow grant and loan program (11-0-1)
• Recommended approval of Article 1: increase FY2023 reserve fund by $388,670 from state aid (11-0-1)
• Recommended against bylaw amendment to remove Section 7 on 'previous question' motion (10-1-1)

School Building Committee

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Board of Appeals

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Airplane Noise Advisory Committee

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Historical Commission

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Community Preservation Committee

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The Community Preservation Committee reviewed eight CPA eligibility applications for various projects, including open space, recreation, and historic preservation. No votes were taken on the applications; they will be heard at the November 2 meeting. The committee also approved minutes from four previous meetings and discussed the CPA application process and schedule.

• Approved meeting minutes from 7/7, 8/10, 8/17, and 9/7/2022 by a 6-0 vote.
• Confirmed upcoming meeting dates: November 2 and 16, 2022, and January 25, February 8, and February 25, 2023.
• Heard presentation on CPA application process, funding requests, budgets, and deadlines.
• Reviewed Squantum Gateway application requesting $174,000 for beautification and safety improvements.
• Reviewed Turner's Pond Path Improvements application requesting $75,000 for trail repaving and amenities.
• Reviewed Popes Pond Pedestrian Bridge application requesting $125,000 for a new bridge.
• Reviewed Milton America Baseball application requesting $30,000 for field improvements.
• Reviewed Dedicated Pickleball Courts application requesting $500,000 for eight courts.

Fire Station Building Committee

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The committee unanimously approved a vendor invoice package totaling $719,569.80, including payments to Context, Vertex, and G&R. They also approved three design contract amendments worth $16,150 for engineering and civil revisions. A special meeting was scheduled for November 9 to discuss East Station site work scheduling.

• Approved $719,569.80 vendor invoice package (unanimous)
• Approved PCO 015 for plumbing fixture changes (unanimous)
• Approved $16,150 in designer contract amendments (unanimous)
• Approved prior meeting minutes with edits (unanimous)

Select Board

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The Select Board approved four American Rescue Plan Act small business grants totaling $168,600 to R3Bilt Health and Wellness LLC, Deborah McSorley Design, Andrews Painting Inc., and The Plate. The board also voted to include a warrant article appropriating $388,670 from unanticipated state aid to the Reserve Fund for increased heating costs at the December 5 Special Town Meeting. Additionally, the board approved the General Election Warrant for November 8, 2022, and a contract for towing and storage with Elias Akiki/Akiki & Sons Inc.

• Approved $50,000 ARPA grant to R3Bilt Health and Wellness LLC (4-0)
• Approved $18,600 ARPA grant to Deborah McSorley Design (4-0)
• Approved $50,000 ARPA grant to Andrews Painting Inc. (4-0)
• Approved $50,000 ARPA grant to The Plate (Lombardi Enterprises LLC) (4-0)
• Approved including $388,670 warrant article for heating costs in Special Town Meeting (4-0)
• Approved General Election Warrant for November 8, 2022 (4-0)
• Approved contract for towing and storage with Elias Akiki/Akiki & Sons Inc. (4-0)
• Approved amendment to Project Funding Agreement with Milton Animal League for animal shelter (4-0)

Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Warrant Committee

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Warrant Committee

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Local Historic District Study Committee

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Historical Commission

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Cultural Council

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The Milton Cultural Council approved a $645 administrative budget and set a grant schedule for the year, with 20 applications received and 6 in draft. The council also voted to stop awarding token amounts to unsuccessful applicants to prevent appeals, and authorized bringing Peter Parisi forward as a candidate for council membership.

• Approved $645 for administrative costs, passed unanimously.
• Set grant schedule: pregranting meeting Nov 8, granting Dec 13, appeal Jan 10, planning for FY24 April 8.
• Agreed to stop awarding token amounts to unsuccessful applicants to prevent appeals.
• Authorized bringing Peter Parisi forward as a candidate for Select Board approval, passed unanimously.
• Deb will assign grants by Wednesday; completed rubrics due by Nov 1 for Nov 8 meeting.

Select Board

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Select Board Milton Landing Committee

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The Select Board Milton Landing Committee met to discuss the Request for Proposals (RFP) for parcels at 25 and 41 Wharf St. Chair Wells provided an overview and answered questions. No votes or decisions were taken.

Select Board Review Process of Volunteer Appointments to Boards & Committees

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The Select Board Committee reviewed the current list of boards and committees, discussed consolidating, archiving, or retaining them, and examined the need for standardized applications and improved website information. They also noted that a grant for a new town website had been approved. The next meeting was set for November 10th.

• Discussed which boards and committees should be retained, consolidated, or archived based on statutory or bylaw requirements.
• Noted that many boards and committees lack basic information on the website, such as meeting minutes, charges, and term lengths.
• Discussed standardizing volunteer applications and processing them through a central location.
• Informed that a grant to create a new, easier-to-use town website had been granted.
• Set the next meeting for November 10th at 10:00 AM.

Milton Housing Authority

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Sign Review Committee

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Cultural Council

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Select Board

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Personnel Board

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The board unanimously approved a new Senior Field Technician position in the DPW department that does not require a CDL but requires a Grade 1 Water Operators License. The board also voted unanimously to allow Town Administrator Nick Milano to modify the open Contract & License Agent/Benefits position. A discussion on hiring challenges noted low applicant numbers and salary constraints for union positions.

• Approved new Senior Field Technician position (unanimous)
• Allowed Town Administrator to modify open Contract & License Agent/Benefits position (unanimous)

Select Board Milton Landing Committee

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The Milton Town Landing Committee approved the minutes from four prior meetings and finalized the RFP for leasing the Lock Up and Lots A, B, and C. The RFP will be posted October 13 with a pre-bid meeting that same day at 9:30 AM in the Keys Room of the Milton Public Library; bids are due November 21. Bidders may bid on any combination of lots, and subleasing will be allowed but subject to Select Board approval. The Committee also discussed jurisdiction over the Lock Up and a joint CPC application for external repairs with the Milton Historical Commission.

• Approved minutes from 8/2, 8/23, 8/30, and 9/15 (unanimous)
• Finalized RFP for Lock Up and Lots A, B, C; posting October 13, pre-bid meeting same day at 9:30 AM, bids due November 21
• Bidders may bid on any combination of lots; subleasing allowed with Select Board approval
• CPC application for Lock Up external repairs to be led by Bill Ritchie and Landing Committee jointly with Milton Historical Commission

Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Trust

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The Trustees reviewed the history and eligible uses of the Governor Stoughton Trust, which holds $123,108 from a $5 million land sale. They agreed to continue funding the Milton Residents Fund and Food Pantry, but deferred a decision on the Affordable Housing Trust's request until a formal proposal is submitted. No votes were taken on substantive matters.

• Agreed to set aside funding for Milton Residents Fund and Milton Food Pantry as in past years
• Deferred decision on Affordable Housing Trust request pending formal proposal

Bylaw Review Committee

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Select Board

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The Select Board approved a 10-year lease with the Milton Arts Center for the East Milton Library at 334 Edge Hill Road (4-0, one recusal). They also voted 3-2 to submit a proposed bylaw amendment on Town Meeting procedures to the Warrant Committee for the Special Town Meeting, and approved a contract with Horsley Witten Group for the Open Space and Recreation Plan (5-0).

• Approved 10-year lease with Milton Arts Center for East Milton Library at 334 Edge Hill Road (4-0, Musto recused)
• Voted 3-2 to submit proposed bylaw amendment on Town Meeting motions to Warrant Committee for Special Town Meeting
• Approved contract with Horsley Witten Group for Open Space and Recreation Plan consultant services (5-0)
• Re-appointed Cheryl Tougias, Richard Burke, and Taber Keally to Master Plan Implementation Committee (5-0)
• Approved one-day liquor licenses for Milton Art Center comedy show and St. Pius Church Oktoberfest (5-0)
• Approved meeting minutes of August 10 and August 23, 2022 (5-0)
• Entered executive sessions for real property, collective bargaining, and litigation strategy (5-0 each)

Information Technology Committee

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Milton Housing Authority

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Board of Appeals

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Affordable Housing Trust

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Local Historic District Study Committee

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The committee approved the minutes from the previous meeting and discussed next steps, including studying the proposed district boundary and planning public outreach. No substantive decisions were made beyond accepting the prior minutes.

• Approved minutes from previous meeting

School Building Committee

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The School Building Committee approved a new meeting minutes template by unanimous roll call vote. The committee also discussed wetlands delineation, a land swap, modular classrooms, and future funding needs. No decisions were made on the modular classroom project or the new school timeline.

• Approved new meeting minutes template (unanimous roll call)
• Tabled review of 8/29/2022 and 09/02/2022 meeting minutes until next meeting
• Motion passed for each member to develop three funding requirements for future debate (unanimous roll call)
• Moved to executive session to discuss real property (Gile Road Parcel D 65 6A) (unanimous roll call)

Bicycle Advisory Committee

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Retirement Board

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The board unanimously approved the retirements of Patricia Lio and Patricia Ambrose, accepted the withdrawal of Brian Linehan's disability application, and enrolled 16 new members. It also approved refunds, transfers, buybacks, and warrants totaling $885,033.43.

• Approved August 23, 2022 minutes and executive session minutes (unanimous)
• Approved retirements of Patricia Lio and Patricia Ambrose (unanimous)
• Approved withdrawal of Brian Linehan's disability retirement application (unanimous)
• Approved enrollment of 16 new members (unanimous)
• Approved $8,534.11 rollover for Carolyn Fritz and $2,226.29 refund for Shannon Rega (unanimous)
• Approved accounts payable warrant of $29,160.57 (unanimous)
• Approved payroll warrant of $855,872.86 (unanimous)
• Approved service buybacks for Lynne Hoye ($5,177.69) and Eibhlin Killion ($2,309.67) (unanimous)

Board of Appeals

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Trustees of the Cemetery

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The Trustees of the Milton Cemetery approved the sale of an additional cremation spot at the Copeland Garden. They also voted to approve the consent agenda. The Stonewall Project, a community engagement effort on Gun Hill Street, is starting this week. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved sale of additional cremation spot at Copeland Garden (unanimous)

Milton Coalition

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Airplane Noise Advisory Committee

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Airplane Noise Advisory Committee

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Select Board

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After a joint meeting with multiple rounds of voting and nominations, the Select Board and Planning Board appointed Regina Campbell-Malone and John Keohane as the two new members of the Master Plan Implementation Committee. The process included several failed motions, withdrawals by candidates Dimitry Petion and Dan Walsh, and a 5-0 Select Board vote to appoint Petion before he withdrew. The boards ultimately aligned on Campbell-Malone and Keohane.

• Select Board voted 5-0 to appoint Dimitry Petion to MPIC (later withdrawn)
• Select Board voted 3-2 to appoint John Keohane to MPIC
• Planning Board voted 5-0 to appoint Dan Walsh to MPIC (later withdrawn)
• Planning Board voted 4-1 to appoint John Keohane to MPIC
• Select Board voted 5-0 to re-affirm Dimitry Petion appointment (later withdrawn)
• Planning Board voted 2-3 against reconsidering Dimitry Petion
• Select Board voted 3-2 to appoint Regina Campbell-Malone to MPIC
• Planning Board voted 3-2 to appoint Regina Campbell-Malone to MPIC

Conservation Commission

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Shade Tree Advisory Committee

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Board of Appeals

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Bylaw Review Committee

The provided document contains only procedural notice and boilerplate information. No topics, discussions, or decisions are listed for the September 21, 2022, Bylaw Review Committee meeting.

Bicycle Advisory Committee

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Fire Station Building Committee

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The committee approved Vertex's June vendor invoice package (totaling $399,280.30) with one member dissenting on the Context charge, and unanimously approved potential change orders 07, 10, and 12. They also authorized issuing an RFP for a potential credit on the communications duct bank deletion. No vendor purchase orders were recommended this month.

• Approved Vertex's June vendor invoice package ($399,280.30 total) with one dissenting vote on Context charge
• Approved potential change orders 07, 10, and 12 unanimously
• Authorized design team to issue RFP for communications duct bank deletion credit
• Approved prior meeting minutes from August 10 unanimously

Eastern Regional Commission on the Status of Women & Girls

The Eastern Regional Commission on the Status of Women and Girls will discuss goals, meeting dates, and a questionnaire review for the 2022-2023 year. The agenda also includes a report from Director Tina Games and State Commission updates.

• Approval of Meeting Minutes
• Review of 2022-2023 goals and meeting dates
• Discussion regarding retreat
• Report from Regional Commissions Director Tina Games
• State Commission updates

Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Trust

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The Trustees of the Governor Stoughton Trust discussed the history and eligible uses of the trust, which was established in 1701 to benefit the poor. They reviewed a request from the Affordable Housing Trust to use proceeds from the sale of 30 acres for housing initiatives, but no decision was made; Town Counsel will follow up on funding availability.

• No substantive decisions made; discussion only on trust background and affordable housing request

Select Board

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The Select Board voted 4-0 to make the all-way stop at School Street and Canton Avenue permanent, following a Traffic Commission recommendation. They also approved a contract with Hill International as Owner's Project Manager for the Animal Shelter, a contract with BSC Group for survey and engineering for the proposed school on Gile Road, and authorized litigation against the MBTA over stair conditions at the Adams Street station. Several other items were discussed or deferred, including a climate action plan presentation and a bylaw amendment.

• Approved permanent all-way stop at School Street and Canton Avenue (4-0)
• Approved contract with Hill International as Owner's Project Manager for Animal Shelter (4-0)
• Approved contract with BSC Group for survey and engineering for proposed school on Gile Road (4-0)
• Approved one-day liquor licenses for five events (4-0)
• Approved proclamation for St. Agatha's Church 100th Anniversary (4-0)
• Appointed Lori Connelly to Capital Improvement Planning Committee (4-0)
• Approved revised First Amendment to Memorandum of Agreement with 88 Wharf Street, LLC (4-0)
• Approved filing litigation against MBTA regarding stairs at Adams Street station (4-0)

Board of Appeals

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• No agenda items listed

Municipal Broadband Committee

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• No specific agenda items are listed in the document.

Historical Commission

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Board of Health

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The Board of Health heard a presentation from residents opposing the proposed artificial turf field at Lower Gile Field, citing health and safety concerns. The Board took the comments under consideration and will consult Town Counsel on its authority to ban the project. No decision was made on the turf project. The Board also discussed a stable permit violation for an unpermitted pot-bellied pig and approved the previous meeting minutes as amended.

• Approved meeting minutes from August 1, 2022 as amended.
• Took under consideration resident concerns about artificial turf at Lower Gile Field; no action taken.
• Discussed requiring compliance with animal regulations for a pot-bellied pig at 176 Robbins Street; no formal decision recorded.
• Noted hiring of Rina Dennehy for Community Wellness Program under Mass in Motion grant.
• Heard reports on flu clinics, COVID-19 vaccinations, and upcoming community events.

Warrant Committee

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The Warrant Committee received a presentation from the School Building Committee on the proposed school construction project, including a land swap at Gile Road. No votes were taken; the purpose was to educate new members. The committee was told a future vote will be on whether to support the land swap, not on project details.

• No votes taken on school project or land swap
• Motion to adjourn passed unanimously

Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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Open Space & Recreation Planning Committee

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The Open Space and Recreation Planning Committee voted unanimously to recommend Worsley Witten for a $44,955 contract to complete the Open Space Plan, contingent on confirming that Horsley will include equity, climate change resiliency, and public health in their scope. The recommendation will be presented to the Select Board for approval. Two proposals were received; MAPC's $45,000 bid included additional technical assistance funded by MAPC.

• Approved minutes of July 28, 2022 with one abstention
• Recommended Worsley Witten for Open Space Plan contract ($44,955) to Select Board (unanimous)
• Amendment passed to confirm Horsley includes equity, climate change resiliency, and public health in scope

Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC)

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Select Board Milton Landing Committee

The provided document is a procedural public meeting notice containing only administrative boilerplate and legal disclosures. It does not list any topics, discussions, or decisions for the Milton Landing Committee meeting on September 15, 2022.

The Committee received an update on the proposed Neponset River dredging project, including sediment quality findings and permitting timeline, and voted to convert 19 service-zone parking spaces at 41 Wharf to 2-hour timed spaces. DPW has scheduled removal of concrete slab and steel protrusions at 41 Wharf.

• Voted to convert existing Service Zone parking spaces at 41 Wharf to 2-hour timed spaces (all in favor).
• DPW will remove concrete slab and steel protrusions at 41 Wharf (on DPW calendar).
• Pre-bid meeting for Lots A, B, C and 25 Wharf building expected in early October.

Information Technology Committee

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Board of Appeals

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Conservation Commission

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• No agenda items listed

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Affordable Housing Trust

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The Affordable Housing Trustees reviewed a Mass Housing Partnership memo and recommended that the RFP for the remaining 3.5 acres of the Town Farm property on Governor Stoughton Lane focus on rental units without age restrictions, with interest in a mixed-tenure option. They also suggested using a friendly 40B process, requiring affordable housing management experience, and incorporating energy-efficient design and a community garden. The minutes of two prior meetings were approved, and no other decisions were made.

• Approved March 24, 2022 minutes as amended (3-0-2)
• Approved June 15, 2022 minutes (5-0-1)
• Recommended rental units without age restriction for Town Farm RFP
• Recommended 'friendly 40B' process for development
• Recommended energy-efficient design and Town sewer connection
• Recommended no specific developer experience requirement
• Deferred remaining agenda items to future meeting

Board of Appeals

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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

The provided text contains only procedural boilerplate and an Americans with Disabilities Act disclosure. No topics, discussions, or decisions are listed for this meeting.

The Animal Shelter Advisory Committee voted unanimously to recommend Hill International as the Owner's Project Manager for the Animal Shelter Project, subject to satisfactory reference checks. The committee interviewed two firms, Atlantic Construction and Management and Hill International, and evaluated them on six criteria, finding Hill International advantageous or highly advantageous on all criteria. The committee will meet on September 19, 2022 to review reference check results before the recommendation goes to the Select Board.

• Voted unanimously to recommend Hill International as the Owner's Project Manager for the Animal Shelter Project, subject to satisfactory reference checks

Board of Appeals

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Select Board Milton Landing Committee

This meeting of the Select Board Milton Landing Committee was cancelled. The agenda contains no substantive items for discussion or decision.

• Meeting cancelled

Bylaw Review Committee

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• No agenda items provided in the document

Select Board

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The Select Board voted 4-0 to direct the Planning Director to prepare an action plan complying with state law requiring Milton to create by-right zoning for at least 2,461 new multifamily units on 50 acres. The board also appointed Virginia Donahue-King as Zoning Administrator (4-0), approved a lease for the Milton Teen Center at First Congregational Church (4-0), and voted 3-1 not to re-establish the Youth Task Force (later corrected as void). Other actions included approving scenic road signage, a broadband letter, committee appointments, and a Childhood Cancer Awareness Month proclamation.

• Appointed Virginia Donahue-King as Zoning Administrator for the Zoning Board of Appeals (4-0)
• Approved lease agreement with First Congregational Church for Milton Teen Center 'Wildcat Den' (4-0)
• Approved scenic road signage proposal from Conservation Commission (4-0)
• Approved Municipal Broadband Committee letter to town institutions about potential broadband service (4-0)
• Approved committee appointments: Capital Improvement Planning, Local Emergency Planning, PILOT, Select Board Landing (4-0)
• Approved proclamation for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month (4-0)
• Voted not to update or re-establish the Youth Task Force (3-1, later corrected as void)
• Directed Planning Director to prepare MBTA Communities Section 3A action plan (4-0)

Milton Housing Authority

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Community Preservation Committee

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The Community Preservation Committee held an educational meeting to explain the Community Preservation Act, its funding sources, and application process. No decisions or votes were made; the session was devoted to presentations and public questions. The next meeting is scheduled for October 19th.

Milton Housing Authority

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Board of Appeals

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Town Clerk

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Town Clerk

This is a procedural agenda for a special meeting of the Milton Town Council. The council will discuss and potentially decide on the advance removal and processing of ballots for the state primary election, as detailed in the attached documents.

• Advance removal and processing of ballots for the state primary
• Revised agenda dated 9-3-2022
• Meeting materials for advance processing

School Building Committee

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The Milton School Building Committee unanimously approved a not-to-exceed $25,700 contract with BSC Group for survey and engineering services. The contract includes an option for a 50-foot offset to the road as requested by a member. The chair will address a concern about document ownership raised during discussion.

• Approved $25,700 not-to-exceed contract with BSC Group for survey and engineering services
• Motion by Member Hurley, seconded by Member Zullas, passed unanimously by roll call vote
• Chair O’Rourke will rectify Article 12 of the Terms and Conditions to ensure documents are town property

Board of Appeals

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Animal Control

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Select Board Milton Landing Committee

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The Select Board Milton Landing Committee clarified that the updated RFP for the wharf area will include four elements: the structures at 25 Wharf Street (Milton Yacht Club), Lot A (gravel lot adjacent to the boat ramp), Lot B (northern 5,000 sq ft of the easement at 41 Wharf), and Lot C (southern half of that easement). Chair Wells confirmed the Committee will approach the Community Preservation Committee for funding to maintain the exterior of the Milton Yacht Club building. Community concerns about upcoming dredging were addressed, and it was noted that the ramp project is not under contract with the town. No formal votes or decisions were recorded.

• Clarified RFP scope includes four elements: 25 Wharf Street structures, Lot A, Lot B, and Lot C
• Confirmed Committee will seek Community Preservation Committee funding for Yacht Club exterior maintenance
• Noted ramp project is not under contract with the town

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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The committee discussed the schedule and process for the Owners Project Manager bid, including a mandatory site visit and whether to bid in phases. Members agreed to hold an evening interview meeting, with a poll to determine the best date.

• Agreed to hold an evening meeting for interviewing Owners Project Manager respondents
• Discussed but did not decide on using existing architectural plans or phasing of the project

Local Historic District Study Committee

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School Building Committee

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The School Building Committee voted unanimously to approve a scope of work for professional services (wetland survey, road design, boundary staking) needed to prepare a land-swap article for the December Town Meeting. The committee also approved minutes from nine prior meetings and discussed future public meetings and funding for a May 2023 Town Meeting article.

• Approved minutes from 2/28/2022, 3/29/2022, 04/12/2022, 04/25/2022, 05/09/2022, 05/23/2022, 05/27/2022, 06/27/2022, and 07/11/2022 (8-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved scope of work for professional services (wetland delineation, road re-alignment, boundary staking) for land swap proposal (unanimous roll call)
• Discussed but did not vote on school design by architect DRA, pending remaining funding after survey
• Discussed planning of public meetings leading to December Town Meeting
• Discussed future funding article for May 2023 Town Meeting

Board of Appeals

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Trustees of the Cemetery

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The meeting was largely procedural and discussion-based, with no formal votes or decisions taken on substantive items. Trustees approved the consent agenda and discussed potential future placement of veterans niches and ongoing efforts to rent the house at 211 Centre Street.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)

Town Clerk

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Retirement Board

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The Milton Retirement Board approved six superannuation retirements, four new member enrollments, two refunds/transfers, and multiple warrants. It also approved a five-year lease for office space in Quincy. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved superannuation retirements for six employees (unanimous)
• Approved new member enrollments for four employees (unanimous)
• Approved transfer of $184,413.11 for Karen Preval and refund of $9,936.17 for Mark Ricci (unanimous)
• Approved accounts payable warrants totaling $226,816.46 (unanimous)
• Approved payroll warrants totaling $1,701,634.93 (unanimous)
• Approved five-year lease for 40 Willard Street, Suite G12, Quincy, MA (unanimous)

Shade Tree Advisory Committee

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Select Board

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The Select Board voted 4-0 to approve an employment contract with Nicholas Milano as Town Administrator, with a base salary of $182,000 and a start date of September 6, 2022. The board also approved a $3 million bond anticipation note for fire station construction, qualifications for a Zoning Administrator, and a letter to the MBTA regarding stairs at the Adams Street station. Several items were deferred, including the lease of the East Milton Library to the Milton Art Center and discussion of MBTA Communities zoning requirements.

• Approved employment contract for Nicholas Milano as Town Administrator, $182K base salary (4-0)
• Approved $3M bond anticipation note for fire station construction (4-0)
• Approved qualifications for appointing a Zoning Administrator (4-0)
• Approved letter to MBTA regarding stairs at Adams Street station (4-0)
• Approved October 12, 2022 as warrant closing date for December 5 Special Town Meeting (4-0)
• Approved appointment process for Master Plan Implementation Committee (4-0)
• Approved one-day liquor licenses for Eustis Estate (Sept 11) and Forbes House Museum (Oct 23) (4-0 each)
• Approved 'Milton Glows Gold' proclamation as amended (4-0)

Select Board Milton Landing Committee

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The Select Board Milton Landing Committee discussed splitting 41 Wharf into two 5,000 sqft parcels with a lease starting at five years and options to renew up to 25 years. They also discussed using CPA funds for Milton Yacht Club repairs and a dredging project starting early next year, noting potential PCB contamination. No formal votes were taken; the next meeting will include a public comment period.

• Discussed subdivision of 41 Wharf into two 5,000 sqft parcels
• Discussed lease terms: 5 years initial, options to renew up to 25 years
• Discussed CPA funding for exterior repairs of Milton Yacht Club building
• Discussed dredging project starting early next year with potential PCB contamination
• Goal set to complete and release RFP by next month

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Community Preservation Committee

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The Community Preservation Committee interviewed two candidates for a clerk position and voted unanimously to recommend Julia Getman. The committee also approved a $300 monthly stipend for the role, with a review after one quarter. The next meeting is scheduled for September 7.

• Recommended Julia Getman for clerk position (unanimous)
• Approved $300 monthly stipend for clerk, with review after one quarter

Town Clerk

This agenda is purely procedural, covering the state primary ballot testing scheduled for August 18, 2022. The testing is cancelled, as indicated by the document title. No other substantive items are listed.

• State primary ballot testing cancelled for 8-18-2022

Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Historical Commission

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Traffic Commission

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The Traffic Commission recommended making the all-way stop trial at School Street and Canton Avenue permanent. They also recommended submitting the Centre Street truck exclusion report to MassDOT and discussed several other items, including parking restrictions near Wollaston Golf Course and a draft parking standardization plan for Milton Village. No final votes were taken; all items were recommendations or discussions.

• Recommended permanent all-way stop at School Street and Canton Avenue
• Recommended submitting Centre Street truck exclusion report to MassDOT
• Deferred Eliot Street at Blue Hills Parkway 'Do Not Enter' item
• Recommended consulting golf course management before parking restrictions on Longmeadow Road
• Planning Dept. to lead traffic calming policy development
• Discussed draft parking standardization plan for Milton Village

Bicycle Advisory Committee

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Fire Station Building Committee

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The committee approved the June Vertex Vendor Invoice Package, which included invoices from Context, Vertex, G&R, and LW Bills, with a vote of all in favor except Mr. Collins, who approved it minus the Context charge. No vendor purchase orders were recommended this month. The committee also approved changing future meetings to the third Tuesday of each month, with the next meeting set for September 20.

• Approved June Vendor Invoice Package (all but Collins, who excluded Context charge)
• Approved change order #1, signed by all parties
• Approved moving FSBC meetings to 3rd Tuesday monthly
• Approved prior minutes from 7/13 unanimously

Select Board

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The Select Board approved the FY'23 water and sewer rates, with water rates increasing 2.5% and sewer rates 1.1% across all tiers. They also approved the Primary Election Warrant for September 6, 2022, set the Fall Town Meeting for December 5, 2022, and approved a consultant contract with EntryPoint Networks not to exceed $5,000. Several items were deferred, including the Town Administrator's employment contract and litigation against the MBTA.

• Approved FY'23 water and sewer rates (4-0)
• Approved Primary Election Warrant for September 6, 2022 (4-0)
• Set Fall Town Meeting for December 5, 2022 (4-0)
• Designated Milton Chief of Police to assign officers at polling locations (4-0)
• Approved EntryPoint Networks consultant contract not to exceed $5,000 (4-0)
• Appointed Susan Philips to Animal Shelter Advisory Committee (4-0)
• Approved meeting minutes for May 18, June 1, June 29, July 13, and July 21, 2022 (4-0)
• Deferred Town Administrator employment contract and MBTA litigation to future meetings

Board of Appeals

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Community Preservation Committee

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The Community Preservation Committee approved $3,500 for membership dues, with one abstention. The Community Preservation Plan is in final form, with edits due by August 26 before rollout on September 1. No other formal votes were taken; the meeting focused on community presentations and discussions.

• Approved $3,500 for membership dues (all in favor, Callahan abstained)
• Set final CPC Plan edits due by August 26, rollout September 1
• Scheduled next meetings for September 7 and October 19

Conservation Commission

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Select Board Review Process of Volunteer Appointments to Boards & Committees

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The Select Board Committee on Volunteer Appointments appointed Erin Bradley and Roxanne Musto as co-chairs and Suzanne Bridges as secretary. The committee discussed improving the volunteer appointment process, including annual appointments, swearing-in procedures, and a guidebook, but took no final action on these proposals. The review of current committees was deferred to the next meeting.

• Appointed Erin Bradley and Roxanne Musto as co-chairs (motion by Bradley, seconded by Musto)
• Appointed Suzanne Bridges as secretary (motion by Musto, seconded by Bradley)

Local Historic District Study Committee

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Bylaw Review Committee

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Select Board

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Airplane Noise Advisory Committee

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The newly reconstituted Milton Airplane Noise Advisory Committee held its organizational meeting, unanimously electing Katie Conlon as Chair and Christopher Hart as Secretary. The committee discussed outreach, litigation strategy, and drafting a letter to the FAA about Runway 4R flight paths, and approved minutes from a 2020 meeting.

• Elected Katie Conlon as Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Christopher Hart as Secretary (unanimous)
• Approved February 27, 2020 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Select Board Milton Landing Committee

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The Select Board Milton Landing Committee discussed the draft RFP for leasing 25 and 41 Wharf Street, deciding to expand it to include 41 Wharf and potentially split it into three separate RFPs. They will seek CPA funding and plan to meet with staff to finalize the RFP, aiming to send it out by September 2023. No formal votes were taken; the meeting was procedural.

• Discussed expanding RFP to include 41 Wharf Street
• Proposed creating 3 separate RFPs for each parcel (25 Wharf and two at 41 Wharf)
• Will invite Procurement Director Mike Kelly to review lease terms
• Will apply for CPA funding for the project
• Will have Assessors review updated rental costs with 41 Wharf addition
• Scheduled meeting with Marina Fernandes, Chase Berkeley, and Mike Kelly to discuss RFP
• Aimed to send RFP by September 2023, with proposals voted on about 30 days later
• Motion to adjourn approved

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Board of Health

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The Board of Health unanimously approved a $500 fine against Lamar Reddicks' basketball camp for failing to submit required background checks and operating without authorization. The board also approved a $15,878.43 budget transfer, a new Community Wellness Coordinator position, and an inter-municipal agreement for shared services.

• Approved $500 fine for Lamar Reddicks Basketball Camp (unanimous)
• Approved $15,878.43 transfer from salary to health budget (unanimous)
• Approved new Community Wellness Program Coordinator position (unanimous)
• Approved Norfolk County-8 Local Public Health Coalition Inter-Municipal Agreement (unanimous)

Warrant Committee

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The Milton Warrant Committee held an organizational meeting, swearing in new members and electing Dave Humphreys as Chair and Emily Cavalier as Secretary, both by 13-0 votes with one recusal each. The committee discussed recruiting a part-time clerk at $25.63/hour, agreed to hold meetings on Monday nights, and decided to consult Town Counsel about a possible informal training session with former members. No substantive policy decisions were made.

• Elected Dave Humphreys as Chair (13-0, 1 recusal)
• Elected Emily Cavalier as Secretary (13-0, 1 recusal)
• Agreed to hold meetings on Monday nights
• Decided to check with Town Counsel on informal training session format

Milton's Community Health Assessment (CHA)

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Select Board Review Process of Volunteer Appointments to Boards & Committees

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Open Space & Recreation Planning Committee

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The Open Space and Recreation Planning Committee voted unanimously to seek proposals from four firms—Weston & Sampsom, Horsely & Witten, VHB, and MAPC—for the Open Space Plan update, rather than contracting directly with MAPC. The RFP will be sent in the next two to four weeks, with proposals likely due in early September. The committee also approved the June 29, 2022 meeting minutes unanimously.

• Approved June 29, 2022 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Voted to seek proposals from Weston & Sampsom, Horsely & Witten, VHB, and MAPC for Open Space Plan update (unanimous)

Trustees of the Cemetery

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The Trustees of the Cemetery approved the consent agenda. They discussed ongoing work to prepare a house for rental, including cleaning and water pipe preparation, and noted that the superintendent is addressing drought conditions. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved the Consent Agenda (unanimous)

Bylaw Review Committee

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Retirement Board

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The Milton Retirement Board did not hold its July 27, 2022 meeting because the meeting was not posted with an agenda. No substantive decisions were made.

Select Board

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The Select Board unanimously appointed Nicholas J. Milano as the new Town Administrator, subject to an employment agreement. The Board also approved several other items, including an intermunicipal agreement for a public health grant, the conveyance of 41 Wharf Street, and multiple ARPA-funded small business grants. All votes were unanimous, with some members abstaining on specific items.

• Approved Nicholas J. Milano as Town Administrator (5-0)
• Approved Intermunicipal Agreement for Public Health Excellence Grant (4-0, Musto abstained)
• Approved First Amendment to Memorandum of Agreement for 41 Wharf Street (5-0)
• Approved conveyance of 41 Wharf Street to Town (5-0)
• Authorized Town Counsel to complete 41 Wharf Street conveyance (5-0)
• Approved $50,000 ARPA grant to Milton Times, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved $20,000 ARPA grant to Milton Art Center (5-0)
• Approved $3,000 ARPA grant to Direct Access Physical Therapy (5-0)

Airplane Noise Advisory Committee

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Airplane Noise Advisory Committee

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Municipal Broadband Committee

This is a procedural agenda for the Municipal Broadband Committee meeting on July 26, 2022. The only listed item is the agenda itself, with two attached PDF documents (original and revised). No decisions, discussions, or specific topics are identified in the provided text.

• Agenda item only; no substantive business listed
• Two agenda documents attached: original and revised PDFs

Local Historic District Study Committee

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Local Historic District Study Committee

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Board of Assessors

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The Board of Assessors approved the FY2023 county tax warrant of $276,915.46 and acted on several exemption and abatement applications. It granted veteran and deferral exemptions for FY2023, denied a FY2022 abatement for Curry College, and approved a statutory exemption for the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities. The board also discussed new property purchases by Milton Academy and a new administrative clerk hire.

• Approved FY2023 county tax warrant of $276,915.46 (unanimous)
• Granted FY2022 veteran exemption to Thomas Luciano Jr (8 Craig Hill Ln)
• Deemed denied FY2022 deferral for Paul T. Bennett (39 Harland St)
• Granted FY2023 veteran exemptions to Frank W. Furber (1355 Canton Ave) and Brendan C. Fogerty (46 Pond St)
• Granted FY2023 deferral to Paul T. Bennett (39 Harland St)
• Deemed denied FY2022 abatement for Curry College (Parcel A 14 10Z 1071 Blue Hill Ave)
• Approved FY2023 statutory exemption for Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities (Parcel L 9 7B 1268 Canton Ave)

Select Board

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The Select Board interviewed three town administrator candidates and discussed the selection process. No decision was made; members will offer recommendations at the July 27 meeting. The board also narrowed interview questions from 16 to 10 and agreed on a rotation for asking them.

• Narrowed interview questions from 16 to 10 (5-0)
• Agreed each member will ask two questions in rotation (5-0)
• Recessed and returned to open session (5-0)
• Adjourned at 12:36 PM (5-0)

Town Administrator Screening Committee

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The Town Administrator Screening Committee met solely to approve the last sets of minutes, as three finalists were to be interviewed by the Select Board the next morning. The committee approved the June 23 regular and executive session minutes unanimously, then adjourned. No substantive decisions were made beyond these procedural approvals.

• Approved June 23 regular meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved June 23 executive session minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of Appeals

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Affordable Housing Trust

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The Affordable Housing Trust voted 5-0 to submit a Community Preservation Committee (CPC) funding application, including a request for shared housing services office (SHSO) expenses if eligible. Trustees also discussed Town Farm concept plans and heard that litigation over the 90-unit Randolph Avenue project was resolved in the developer's favor.

• Approved submitting CPC funding application (5-0)
• Deferred discussion on CHAPA engagement
• Deferred update on Governor Stoughton Trustees sale proceeds

Board of Health

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Warrant Committee

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Airplane Noise Advisory Committee

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Airplane Noise Advisory Committee

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Fire Station Building Committee

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• No meeting topics or items were listed.

The Fire Station Building Committee approved the June vendor invoice package totaling $635,436.75, including invoices from Context, Vertex, and G&R. They also approved potential change order PCO #1 for tree removal ($2,135.70) and CCD #1 for water line replacement (not to exceed $30,000). The committee unanimously approved prior meeting minutes and discussed neighbor concerns about the East Milton site.

• Approved June vendor invoice package totaling $635,436.75 (unanimous)
• Approved PCO #1 for tree removal at $2,135.70 (unanimous)
• Approved CCD #1 for water line replacement, not to exceed $30,000 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from 5/24 and 6/23 meetings (unanimous)

Select Board

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The Milton Select Board approved a hydrology/hydraulic consultation contract with GZA Geo-Environmental for the 40B project at 648-652 Canton Ave, a $250,000 Bond Anticipation Note, and a $110,000 PILOT payment from Curry College. They also accepted three Town Administrator finalists, established a committee to review volunteer appointments, and made several committee appointments. The board deferred the conveyance of 41 Wharf Street and the East Milton Deck project discussion until later in the meeting.

• Approved GZA Geo-Environmental contract for 40B project hydrology/hydraulic consultation (5-0)
• Approved $250,000 Bond Anticipation Note for municipal purposes (5-0)
• Approved $110,000 PILOT payment from Curry College (5-0)
• Accepted three Town Administrator finalists: Melissa Goff, Thomas M. Guerino, Nicholas J. Milano (5-0)
• Established Select Board Committee to review volunteer appointments process (5-0)
• Appointed Erin Bradley and Roxanne Musto to the Volunteer Appointments Review Committee (3-0, two abstentions)
• Appointed Elizabeth White to Capital Improvement Planning Committee for one-year term (4-0, one abstention)
• Approved one-day liquor license for Michelle De Lima - Kina Zore Concert on August 13, 2022 (5-0)

Board of Appeals

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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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The Animal Shelter Advisory Committee unanimously approved a motion advising the select board to re-bid the OPM (Owner's Project Manager) contract through a new Request for Qualifications (RFQ). The decision follows an update that the project is starting from square one with RND, and OPM recommended a three-part bid (site work, construction, finish work) for cost savings. The committee also approved the June 30, 2022 minutes and assigned next steps, including drafting the new RFQ and setting up a meeting with Avalon.

• Approved minutes from June 30, 2022 (unanimous)
• Advised select board to re-bid OPM contract via new RFQ (unanimous)
• Assigned Therese Desmond to spearhead drafting the new RFQ
• Assigned Tim Czerwienski to poll members for next meeting
• Assigned George Tougias and John Sheldon to meet with Avalon

Board of Appeals

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Conservation Commission

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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• No agenda items listed

School Building Committee

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The Milton School Building Committee voted 5-0 to approve design work for scope of services, design, and wetland review. The committee also discussed the land swap article and decided not to issue an RFP for professional services, instead using its current balance of $29,815 for survey work. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved design work for scope of services, design, and wetland review (5-0)
• Decided not to go out for an RFP for professional services
• Will use current balance of $29,815 for survey work

Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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Community Preservation Committee

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The Community Preservation Committee approved a timeline and milestone dates for the CPA application process, with eligibility forms open until October 1st and funding decisions by end of February. The committee also discussed hiring a part-time administrator and set an internal deadline of September 1st for the CPC Plan.

• Approved CPC Timeline and Milestone Dates
• Set eligibility application period: July 1 to October 1
• Set funding application period: October 1 to January 1
• Decisions on funding applications by end of February
• Agreed to review eligibility forms in October
• Set internal deadline of September 1 for CPC Plan
• Agreed to create and post ad for part-time CPC administrator

Board of Appeals

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Milton Housing Authority

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Retirement Board

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The Milton Retirement Board unanimously approved a 3% cost-of-living increase on the $18,000 base for retirees. The board also approved three new member enrollments, two fund transfers, and two warrants totaling $968,985.05. All decisions were unanimous.

• Approved 3% COLA increase on $18,000 base (unanimous)
• Approved new enrollments for Jeffery Funk, Joshua Lee, Joseph Rodriquez (unanimous)
• Approved transfer of $39,891.96 to Boston Retirement for Allyson Quinn (unanimous)
• Approved transfer of $6,244.36 to Teacher's Retirement for Christine Carter (unanimous)
• Approved Accounts Payable Warrant of $127,289.68 (unanimous)
• Approved Payroll Warrant of $841,695.37 (unanimous)

Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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The Animal Shelter Advisory Committee unanimously voted to forward Susan Phelps and Victoria Shea as candidates for the committee to the Select Board. The committee also discussed the status of the Owner's Project Manager (OPM) contract and the architect's proposal, but took no final action on those items. The next meeting is scheduled for July 7.

• Approved forwarding Susan Phelps and Victoria Shea as candidates to the Select Board (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from Feb, March, and April meetings

Select Board

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The Select Board voted unanimously (5-0) to petition the First District Court of Appeals to review the FAA's final Environmental Impact Assessment regarding Boston Logan International Airport's Runway 4L. The board also approved a contract extension for Interim Town Administrator Annemarie Fagan through September 30, 2022, and approved a recycling services contract with WM Avon, Inc. Several other items were approved, including repurposing a $158,500 MassDEP grant for stormwater work at Collicot School and appointing members to various committees.

• Approved petition to First District Court of Appeals to review FAA's final Environmental Impact Assessment for Runway 4L (5-0)
• Approved contract extension for Interim Town Administrator Annemarie Fagan to September 30, 2022 (5-0)
• Approved recycling services contract with WM Avon, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved repurposing $158,500 MassDEP 319 Grant for Collicot School stormwater project (5-0)
• Approved comment letter to MBTA regarding proposed bus network changes (5-0)
• Approved 30-day extension of easement at 41 Wharf Street (5-0)
• Appointed Josh Lee to Select Board Landing Committee, one-year term (5-0)
• Appointed Stephane Burnet and Andrew Schmidt to Airplane Noise Advisory Committee, one-year terms (5-0)

Open Space & Recreation Planning Committee

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The Open Space and Recreation Planning Committee approved the March 3, 2022 minutes unanimously. The Town has appropriated $50,000 from Free Cash to fund a consultant to update the Plan, and the Committee discussed a draft RFP for consultant services. Next steps include meeting with the Chief Procurement Officer to refine the RFP and providing a final draft to the Committee.

• Approved minutes of March 3, 2022 (unanimous)
• Noted $50,000 appropriation from Free Cash for consultant to update Plan
• Discussed draft RFP for consultant services; no formal action taken

Conservation Commission

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Shade Tree Advisory Committee

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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School Building Committee

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The Milton School Building Committee met June 27, 2022, and approved minutes from five prior meetings after member comments. The committee discussed the Town Meeting referral, reviewed entrance gate renderings, and planned next steps on budget, funding, and a professional services RFP for road design, surveys, and school design. No final votes were taken on substantive project decisions; the meeting was largely procedural and planning-focused.

• Approved meeting minutes from 2/28, 4/12, 4/25, 5/9, and 5/27 with noted corrections
• Discussed Town Meeting referral of Article #34 back to the committee
• Reviewed entrance gate renderings (no vote)
• Discussed Lower Gile Road relocation impact on field and fire department access
• Agreed to pursue RFP for professional services (road design, surveys, school design)
• Scheduled next meeting for July 18, 2022
• Adjourned unanimously by roll call vote

Select Board

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The Milton Select Board unanimously approved a $10,000 match of Master Plan Implementation Committee funds for a planning assistance grant to develop a Mixed-Use Overlay District for East Milton, following a 4-0 Planning Board recommendation. The board also approved the corresponding contract with the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs and authorized the Interim Town Administrator to sign it. The executive session on potential litigation was deferred to a later meeting.

• Approved $10,000 MPIC fund match for East Milton Mixed-Use Overlay District planning grant (5-0)
• Approved contract with Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs for the planning grant (5-0)
• Authorized Interim Town Administrator to sign the contract
• Deferred executive session on FAA RNAV litigation to June 29, 2022

Town Administrator Screening Committee

The Town Administrator Screening Committee is meeting to discuss the agenda for screening candidates for the town administrator position. The agenda includes only the agenda item itself, with no other substantive business listed.

• Review of agenda for the screening committee meeting

The Town Administrator Screening Committee met and approved the minutes from June 18 and June 21. The committee then voted unanimously to enter executive session to consider applicants for employment, and adjourned directly from that session without returning to open session. No substantive decisions were made in open session.

• Approved minutes of June 18 and June 21 (unanimous)
• Entered executive session to consider employment applicants (unanimous roll call)

Fire Station Building Committee

This document is a template for a public meeting notice and contains only procedural boilerplate. No specific topics, decisions, or discussions are listed for the Fire Station Building Committee.

The committee unanimously approved Vertex's May vendor invoice package totaling $40,645.02, purchase orders for fiber and fire alarm relocation totaling $101,887.50, and a contract amendment for construction testing. The committee also reviewed the change order process and noted the project is currently $7M over the original budget.

• Approved May vendor invoice package ($10,000 Context + $30,645.02 Vertex) unanimously
• Approved purchase orders for LW Bills ($67,653.50) and E2 ($34,234) unanimously
• Approved Vertex amendment for construction testing unanimously
• Noted project is $7M over original budget based on current estimates

Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC)

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Milton's Community Health Assessment (CHA)

The provided document contains only procedural boilerplate for a public meeting notice. It does not include any specific topics, decisions, or discussion items.

Trustees of the Cemetery

The provided document is a procedural public meeting notice template. It does not list any topics, decisions, or discussions for the Trustees of the Cemetery.

The Trustees of the Cemetery in Milton, DE, held a routine meeting on June 22, 2022. They approved the consent agenda, elected Lisa Ahern as Superintendent, Jimmy Coyne as Chair, and Stephen Pender as Secretary. They also scheduled summer meetings and discussed a proposed scattering garden, with further discussion planned. No major financial decisions were made; the investment portfolio was reviewed but no action was taken.

• Approved consent agenda
• Elected Lisa Ahern as Cemetery Superintendent
• Elected Jimmy Coyne as Chair
• Elected Stephen Pender as Secretary
• Scheduled summer meetings

Commission on Disabilty

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Board of Appeals

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Information Technology Committee

The provided document is a public meeting notice template containing only procedural boilerplate. It does not list any topics for discussion or decision for the June 22, 2022, meeting.

Town Administrator Screening Committee

The provided document contains only procedural boilerplate and a public meeting notice template. No topics, decisions, or discussions were listed for the Town Administrator Screening Committee meeting on June 21, 2022.

The Town Administrator Screening Committee met and unanimously voted to enter executive session to consider applicants for employment. The committee did not return to open session, adjourning directly from the executive session. No substantive decisions were made in open session.

• Approved motion to enter executive session for applicant review (unanimous roll call)

Board of Health

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• Agenda item only; no listed decisions or discussions

The Milton Board of Health approved a $15,000 year-end fund transfer for vaccines, supplies, and training, and approved appointments for pool and food inspections. The board also deemed the Community Health Assessment Advisory Group not a public body, and lifted the condemnation on 18 Gaskins Road. New hires were announced for Health Agent and Social Worker positions.

• Approved $15,000 transfer between salary and health budget line items (all in favor)
• Approved staff for pool and food inspections: Conor Brosnan, Rachel Brase, Amber Mullen, Deirdre Carney, Kerry MacKay, and Maureen Lee's staff from Mojin Solutions
• Deemed Community Health Assessment Advisory Group not a public body
• Lifted condemnation on 18 Gaskins Road
• Approved minutes from May 2, 2022

Town Administrator Screening Committee

The provided document is a boilerplate meeting notice template and does not contain any specific topics or decisions. It contains only standard information regarding posting requirements and disability accommodations.

The Town Administrator Screening Committee met and unanimously approved the minutes from the June 6, 2022 meeting. The committee then voted unanimously to enter executive session to consider applicants for employment, with no return to open session planned.

• Approved minutes of 6/6/22 (unanimous)
• Entered executive session to consider applicants (unanimous roll call)

Select Board

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Board of Appeals

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Select Board Milton Landing Committee

The provided document contains only procedural notice and boilerplate information. No specific topics or decisions are listed for this meeting of the Milton Landing Committee.

Affordable Housing Trust

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The Milton Affordable Housing Trust approved its 2022-2024 work plan by a 4-0 roll call vote. The plan includes a down payment assistance fund for first-generation homebuyers and a public awareness campaign. The Trust also discussed funding requests for the Town Farm property and Community Preservation Act funds, but took no formal action on those items.

• Approved 2022-2024 work plan (4-0)
• Deferred CHAPA engagement discussion to future meeting
• Agreed Chair Creamer will draft letter to affordable unit residents
• Agreed to draft narrative request for Community Preservation Committee funding

Select Board

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The Select Board unanimously approved two one-day liquor licenses for Cypress Catering-Vance Welch, covering the We Are Milton-Milton Music Fest on Saturday, June 25, 2022, and the We Are Milton-Celtic Sunday on Sunday, June 26, 2022, both at Hutchinson Field. The meeting was brief and procedural, with no other substantive decisions.

• Approved one-day liquor license for Cypress Catering-Vance Welch for Milton Music Fest (June 25, 2022) (unanimous)
• Approved one-day liquor license for Cypress Catering-Vance Welch for Celtic Sunday (June 26, 2022) (unanimous)

Select Board

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Conservation Commission

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Conservation Commission

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Select Board

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The Select Board approved an intergovernmental agreement with Plymouth County for a parking ticket system, with a flat fee of $2.00 per ticket. They also approved an agreement for receiving American Rescue Plan Act funds for small business assistance grants. Council on Aging appointments were deferred, and two individuals were re-appointed to the Board of Registrars.

• Approved intergovernmental agreement with Plymouth County for parking ticket system (4-0)
• Approved agreement for ARPA Small Business Assistance Grant Funds (4-0)
• Deferred Council on Aging appointments to a future meeting
• Re-appointed Frances Manning Westhaver and Jean Peterson to Board of Registrars (3-0, Musto abstained)

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Select Board

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Warrant Committee

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Fire Station Building Committee

The meeting notice for the Fire Station Building Committee on June 8, 2022, contains only procedural boilerplate. No specific topics, discussions, or decisions are documented in the provided text.

Board of Appeals

The provided document contains only procedural boilerplate and does not list any specific topics or decisions for this meeting. It includes information regarding meeting accessibility and notice posting requirements.

Local Historic District Study Committee

The provided document contains only procedural boilerplate and ADA disclosure information. There are no topics, decisions, or discussions listed in the agenda section of this notice.

Sign Review Committee

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Select Board

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The Select Board reappointed Jenny Russell and Robert Levash to the Community Preservation Committee and Glen P. Hoffman to the School Building Committee, all by unanimous votes. The board also approved several sets of prior meeting minutes and deferred votes on citizen petition articles until Town Meeting members speak.

• Reappointed Jenny Russell and Robert Levash to Community Preservation Committee (5-0)
• Reappointed Glen P. Hoffman to School Building Committee (5-0)
• Approved minutes for March 23, April 12, April 20, April 25 (3-0, two abstentions)
• Approved minutes for April 27 and May 11 (5-0)
• Deferred votes on citizen petition articles 46 and 47

Milton Housing Authority

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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Warrant Committee

The provided document consists only of a public meeting notice template. No specific topics, motions, or items for discussion are listed.

Town Administrator Screening Committee

The provided document is a boilerplate public meeting notice. It does not contain any specific topics, decisions, or discussions for the June 6, 2022, meeting.

The Town Administrator Screening Committee approved minutes from its April and May meetings and discussed interview logistics, including venue options and dates. The committee then entered executive session to consider applicants and adjourned directly from that session without returning to open session.

• Approved April 11 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved May 9 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Entered executive session to consider applicants (unanimous)

Select Board

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The Select Board approved a Bond Anticipation Note from Newburyport Five Cent Savings Bank for $890,000 to fund land acquisition at 432 Adams Street for the new fire station. The board also approved proclamations for Pride Month and Juneteenth, and approved a MassDOT Local Bottleneck Reduction Grant agreement for traffic improvements at four intersections. No public comments were made, and discussion of Town Meeting Articles was deferred.

• Approved $890,000 Bond Anticipation Note to Newburyport Five Cent Savings Bank for land acquisition (4-0)
• Approved Pride Month proclamation for June 2022 (4-0)
• Approved Juneteenth Independence Day proclamation (4-0)
• Approved MassDOT Local Bottleneck Reduction Grant agreement for Canton Ave., Thatcher St., Highland St., and Gile Rd. (4-0)
• Deferred discussion of Town Meeting Articles to next meeting

Warrant Committee

The provided meeting notice contains only procedural boilerplate. No topics, motions, or discussion items are listed in the document.

Conservation Commission

The provided document contains only procedural boilerplate regarding meeting notices and ADA accommodations. No specific topics, discussions, or decisions are recorded in this notice.

Eastern Regional Commission on the Status of Women & Girls

The commission will review meeting minutes and a recap of the Legislative Breakfast. The agenda also includes discussions on the annual report, Young Women’s Committee, and summer retreat.

• Approval of Meeting Minutes
• Legislative Breakfast Recap
• Annual Report
• Young Women’s Committee
• Summer Retreat

Board of Assessors

The provided document is a public meeting notice containing only procedural information and contact details for ADA accommodations. No specific topics or actions are listed for discussion at this meeting.

The Board of Assessors reorganized, unanimously appointing Brian Cronin as Chairman. The board also confirmed that three vacant parcels owned by Milton Academy on Gun Hill St and Randolph Ave remain classified as taxable. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Appointed Brian Cronin as Chairman (unanimous)
• Confirmed three Milton Academy parcels (I-36-4B, I-37-26, I-37-27) as taxable

Community Preservation Committee

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Select Board

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The Milton Select Board approved the Notice to Proceed for the Fire Station Buildings Project, allowing Interim Town Administrator Annemarie Fagan to sign on the board's behalf. The board also approved a recycling services contract with Covanta Sustainable Solutions, LLC, and a grant application for MBTA zoning and mixed-use overlay district planning. Several other items were approved or deferred, including a deferral of the Master Plan Implementation Committee's grant request pending Planning Board review.

• Approved Notice to Proceed for Fire Station Buildings Project (5-0)
• Approved recycling services contract with Covanta Sustainable Solutions, LLC (5-0)
• Approved grant application for MBTA zoning and Mixed-Use Overlay District consultant services (5-0)
• Deferred action on MPIC grant match for East Milton overlay district until Planning Board review (5-0)
• Approved pergola design: Concept One seats with Concept Two roof (5-0)
• Approved contract with MA DEP for Air Sensor Grant Program (5-0)
• Appointed Johanna Schneider as legal counsel for Chapter 40B litigation (5-0)
• Approved transfer of ARPA small business grants for Fitness Unlimited and Dave Dupie Electrical (5-0)

Board of Appeals

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Information Technology Committee

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Municipal Broadband Committee

The provided document contains only procedural boilerplate and contact information for ADA accommodations. No topics, decisions, or discussions are recorded in the text.

Warrant Committee

The provided notice for the Warrant Committee contains only procedural boilerplate. No topics, decisions, or discussions are listed in the document.

The Warrant Committee approved revised recommendations for Annual Town Meeting Articles 4 and 39, with Article 4's total reduced to $6,850,050 after removing the Animal Shelter line. The committee also discussed but did not vote on a land swap article for Gile Road and Blue Hills Parkway, suggesting tabling it. Meeting minutes from several prior dates were approved unanimously.

• Approved minutes from 3/16, 3/21, 3/28, 3/30, 4/4, 4/6 (unanimous)
• Approved revised Article 4, reducing capital projects appropriation to $6,850,050 (11-0-1)
• Approved revised Article 39 on OPEB appropriation (11-0-1)
• Discussed but did not vote on land swap article for Gile Road and Blue Hills Parkway

School Building Committee

The provided document contains only procedural notice and boilerplate information for the School Building Committee meeting on May 27, 2022. No topics or decisions are included in the text.

The Milton School Building Committee unanimously voted to recommend referring Town Meeting Article 34 (land swap) back for further study, with an updated article to be brought to the next Town Meeting. The committee also unanimously approved a motion to obtain a rendering of the entrance gates. The decision follows a site walk with the state forester and discussions about a revised plan that would realign Gile Road and reduce the amount of conservation land taken.

• Motion to recommend referring Article 34 for further study (unanimous)
• Motion to approve services for rendering of entrance gates (unanimous)

Retirement Board

The provided text is a template for a public meeting notice and contains no specific agenda items or topics. It only includes procedural instructions and contact information for disability accommodations.

The Milton Retirement Board approved three retirement fund transfers, two warrants totaling over $1 million, and accepted William Murphy as the second board member. The board also allowed electronic signatures for administrative reports.

• Approved transfers for Struzzerio ($51,236.51), Thompson ($139,863.22), and Bosse ($3,777.98) (unanimous)
• Approved Accounts Payable Warrant of $203,283.69 (unanimous)
• Approved Payroll Warrant of $849,599.95 (unanimous)
• Allowed electronic signatures per 840 CMR 28.00 (unanimous)
• Accepted William Murphy as second board member (unanimous)

Milton Coalition

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Fire Station Building Committee

The provided document consists of procedural boilerplate for a public meeting notice. There are no specific topics, decisions, or discussions listed in the text.

The committee reviewed the signed contract with G&R Construction, which was approved unanimously by the Select Board, and discussed issuing a Notice to Proceed. A groundbreaking ceremony is tentatively scheduled for June 14 at 9:00 AM, pending finalization after the June 1 Select Board meeting. The committee approved the April vendor invoice package unanimously and noted that Context Amendment #6 was withdrawn due to lack of consultant backup.

• Approved April vendor invoice package (unanimous)
• Contract with G&R Construction signed by contractor and submitted to Select Board for signatures
• Groundbreaking tentatively scheduled for June 14 at 9:00 AM
• Context Amendment #6 withdrawn due to lack of backup

Select Board

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Board of Appeals

The provided document contains only procedural boilerplate and does not list any topics for discussion or decision. It includes information regarding meeting notices and Americans with Disabilities Act accommodations.

Municipal Broadband Committee

The provided document contains only procedural boilerplate and a public meeting notice template. No topics, decisions, or discussions are documented for the Municipal Broadband Committee.

Bicycle Advisory Committee

This document is a standard public meeting notice template for the Bicycle Advisory Committee. It does not list any specific topics, decisions, or discussion items for the May 20, 2022, meeting.

Select Board

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Select Board

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The Select Board approved a $294,589 reduction in FY23 available funds under free cash to cover FY21 transfers into the Special Debt Service Stabilization Fund ($219,589) and Capital Projects Fund ($75,000), with corresponding expenditure reductions from Article 4 (Capital Projects) and Article 39 (OPEB). The board also approved $39,970 for Health Department permitting software, a new amendment to Article 34 regarding town-owned land at Gile Road and Blue Hills Parkway, a $10,400 contract with GZA GeoEnvironmental for hydrology consultation, and several committee appointments. The meeting included updates on COVID-19, the Milton Fire Department, and the Milton Music Fest.

• Approved $294,589 free cash reduction for FY23 budget transfers (5-0)
• Approved $39,970 for Health Department permitting software (4-0)
• Approved new amendment to Article 34 for Gile Road/Blue Hills Parkway land (4-0, Musto abstained)
• Approved $10,400 contract with GZA GeoEnvironmental for hydrology consultation (5-0)
• Vacated Roxanne Musto from PILOT Committee (4-0, Musto abstained)
• Appointed Arthur Doyle and Michael Zullas to Finance Committee (3-0)
• Appointed Richard Wells and Roxanne Musto to Milton Landing Committee (3-0)
• Appointed Arthur Doyle to PILOT Committee and Erin Bradley to Finance Committee (3-0)

Historical Commission

This document contains only procedural boilerplate for a meeting notice. No topics, decisions, or discussions are documented for the Historical Commission in the provided text.

Warrant Committee

The provided document is a boilerplate public meeting notice for the Warrant Committee. It contains no specific topics, proposals, or decisions for discussion.

Warrant Committee

This document is a boilerplate public meeting notice template for the Warrant Committee. It contains no specific topics, decisions, or discussions.

Bylaw Review Committee

The provided document contains only procedural boilerplate. It does not list any specific topics, decisions, or discussions to be addressed at this meeting.

Eastern Regional Commission on the Status of Women & Girls

The Eastern Regional Commission on the Status of Women and Girls will meet to discuss planning for an upcoming legislative breakfast. The agenda also includes approving meeting minutes and providing time for public input.

• Approval of meeting minutes
• Planning for Legislative Breakfast
• Public Input

Select Board

The provided document contains only procedural boilerplate and a public meeting notice for the Select Board. No specific agenda items or topics were included in the text.

The Milton Select Board approved several funding items, including $1.5 million from ARPA funds for a DPW water main project, $50,000 each to Fitness Unlimited and Dave Dupie Electrical, and $324,000 from MassDOT's Winter Recovery Assistance Program for roadway maintenance. The board also approved contracts for surveying services and the Fire Station Headquarters Building, and voted to hold the 2022 Annual Town Meeting remotely. Several items were deferred, including a $10,400 hydrology contract and ARPA consultant services.

• Approved $1.5M ARPA funding for DPW water main project (4-0)
• Approved $50,000 ARPA grant to PJM Inc. d/b/a Fitness Unlimited (4-0)
• Approved $50,000 ARPA grant to Dave Dupie Electrical (4-0)
• Approved $324,000 MassDOT Winter Recovery Assistance Program funding (4-0)
• Approved contract with Bohler Engineering for surveying services (4-0)
• Approved contract with G&R Construction for Fire Station Headquarters Building (4-0)
• Approved remote 2022 Annual Town Meeting for June 6 (4-0)
• Approved three one-day liquor licenses for Forbes House Museum and Kina Zoré Concert (4-0)

Board of Appeals

The provided document contains only procedural notice and boilerplate information. There are no specific topics, decisions, or discussions listed for the May 11, 2022 Board of Appeals meeting.

Trustees of the Cemetery

This is a public meeting notice for the Trustees of the Cemetery in Milton, MA, filed with the Town Clerk. The agenda text contains only procedural boilerplate—the notice, disability accommodation statement, and posting requirements—with no specific agenda items listed. No decisions or discussions are identified for this meeting.

The Milton Cemetery Trustees approved a request for a plain granite bench and discussed Memorial Day plans. The budget remains level funded for Town Meeting approval, but capital funds for fuel tank replacement were denied. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved consent agenda
• Approved request for plain granite bench
• Denied capital funds for fuel tank replacement

Conservation Commission

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Town Administrator Screening Committee

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The committee approved the town administrator profile, which was then published. They also set interview logistics: one hour per candidate with 45 minutes for questions and 15 for candidate questions, and narrowed the question list to 12. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Approved town administrator profile (unanimous)
• Set interview format: 45 min Q&A, 15 min candidate questions
• Narrowed interview question list to 12 questions
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous roll call)

Municipal Broadband Committee

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School Building Committee

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The Milton School Building Committee unanimously approved revisions to Town Meeting Article #34 regarding the proposed land swap, adding conservation buffers and limiting land use to the school project. The committee also reported on a neighborhood meeting and ongoing coordination with Home Inc. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved revisions to land swap Article #34, adding 50' conservation buffer along Bluehills Parkway (unanimous)
• Approved revisions to land swap Article #34, ensuring 50' buffer along Home Inc property line (unanimous)
• Approved revisions to land swap Article #34, limiting land use to school project only (unanimous)
• Approved revisions to land swap Article #34, reverting to original designations if school not funded by June 30, 2027 (unanimous)

Eastern Regional Commission on the Status of Women & Girls

This meeting consists of procedural items and informational updates for the commission. Topics include reviewing meeting minutes, receiving information from the Regional Commissioners Meeting, and discussing an annual report.

• Approval of Meeting Minutes
• Information from Regional Commissioners Meeting
• Legislative Breakfast
• Annual Report
• Summer Retreat

Board of Appeals

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• No specific agenda items listed

Information Technology Committee

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Community Preservation Committee

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Shade Tree Advisory Committee

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Select Board

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The Select Board awarded the fire station headquarters building bid to G&R Construction (5-0) and approved several one-day liquor licenses for local events. They also approved Hackney carriage licenses for 2022, appointed two interim Finance Committee members, and approved congratulatory letters to Eagle Scouts. The board discussed ARPA funding but took no action, and deferred committee appointments to a future meeting.

• Awarded fire station bid to G&R Construction (5-0)
• Approved Hackney carriage licenses for Shore Transit and Parkway Cab (4-0)
• Appointed Zullas and Doyle as interim Finance Committee members (5-0)
• Approved one-day liquor license for Tapped Beer Trucks at Curry College (5-0)
• Approved one-day liquor license for Eustis Estate on May 20 (5-0)
• Approved one-day liquor license for Eustis Estate on June 9 (5-0)
• Approved one-day liquor license for Wakefield Arboretum on June 15 (5-0)
• Approved one-day liquor license for Wakefield Arboretum on June 17 and 18 (5-0 each)

Milton Housing Authority

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Traffic Commission

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The Milton Traffic Commission met on May 3, 2022, but took no formal votes or decisions. Members discussed several topics, including a draft report on the Centre Street truck exclusion, which will be revised after resident comments, and a traffic calming policy that the Planning Department will develop. No action was taken on the Pierce Middle School safety zone, and other items were only discussed or deferred.

• No formal votes or decisions taken
• Centre Street Truck Exclusion Report discussed; will be revised
• Pierce Middle School Safety Zone: no action taken
• Traffic Calming Policy: Planning Dept. to lead development
• Central Avenue Business District Parking: inventory and standardization proposed
• Randolph Avenue walk-through update provided
• Paving projects discussed

Board of Health

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The Board of Health reorganized for 2022-2023, reappointed staff, and approved Laurie Stillman as project manager for a $28,500 Community Health Assessment funded by ARPA funds. They also approved a social worker job description requiring an LCSW license, a $15,000 fund transfer, and a $19,000 permitting software purchase. The board noted a hoarding case at 18 Gaskins Road led to condemnation.

• Reorganized board: Laura Richards as Chair, Mary Stenson as Secretary, Roxanne Musto as Member (unanimous)
• Reappointed Health Department staff for 2022-2023 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from March 21, 2022 as amended
• Approved Laurie Stillman as Project Manager for Community Health Assessment (unanimous)
• Approved Community Health Social Worker job description requiring LCSW license
• Approved transfer of $15,000 from salary to health budget line item
• Approved purchase of permitting software with $19,000 startup cost

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Local Historic District Study Committee

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Bicycle Advisory Committee

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Retirement Board

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The Milton Retirement Board approved a 3% cost-of-living adjustment for retirees, effective July payroll, and approved the 2021 Annual Statement. The board also approved one retirement, three new member enrollments, and two warrants totaling over $1.1 million. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved 3% COLA for retirees (unanimous)
• Approved 2021 Annual Statement (unanimous)
• Approved retirement of Robert Bushway (unanimous)
• Accepted new member enrollments for Jenelle Cadogan, Erica Hayden, Krystal Rich (unanimous)
• Approved Accounts Payable Warrant $286,997.93 (unanimous)
• Approved Payroll Warrant $836,447.04 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of March 31, 2022 (unanimous)

Board of Appeals

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Select Board

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The Select Board unanimously elected Arthur Doyle as Chair, Michael Zullas as Vice Chair, and Richard Wells as Secretary, each by a 5-0 roll call vote with the nominee abstaining. The board also agreed to postpone its annual retreat to the fall to allow the new Town Administrator time to settle in. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Appointed Arthur Doyle as Chair (5-0, Doyle abstained)
• Appointed Michael Zullas as Vice Chair (5-0, Zullas abstained)
• Appointed Richard Wells as Secretary (5-0, Wells abstained)
• Postponed annual retreat to fall (no vote recorded)

Board of Appeals

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Warrant Committee

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The Warrant Committee voted to recommend Article 34, a land swap involving a parcel sold to the town in 1978, to Annual Town Meeting. The vote was 9-5 with one recusal. The committee also approved an updated capital improvement article that includes $231,970 for an animal shelter. Minutes from March 16 were deferred for review.

• Approved updated capital improvement article including $231,970 for animal shelter (12-0)
• Recommended Article 34 land swap to Annual Town Meeting (9-5, 1 recusal)
• Deferred approval of March 16 meeting minutes for review
• Agreed to write a green sheet for Article 34 comment

Fire Station Building Committee

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The committee voted unanimously to award the general contractor bid to G&R Construction for the fire station project, including all four alternates, totaling $17,041,000. The base bid was $16,017,000, which exceeded the January estimate by $640,373. All four alternates (radiant heat, traffic coating, interior renovation, slate roofing) were also approved unanimously. The committee also approved vendor invoice packages for February and March, and contract amendments for Vertex for commissioning and HAZMAT consulting services.

• Awarded general contractor contract to G&R Construction (base bid $16,017,000) with all alternates, total $17,041,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Alternate 1: Radiant heat in app bay and aprons, $161,500 (unanimous)
• Approved Alternate 2: Traffic coating flooring for app bay, $103,500 (unanimous)
• Approved Alternate 3: Interior renovation to existing HQ, $677,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Alternate 4: Slate roofing, $82,000 (unanimous)
• Approved vendor invoice packages for February and March (unanimous)
• Approved Vertex Contract Amendment #3 (Commissioning Services, $44,000) and #4 (HAZMAT Consulting, $16,962) (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from 1/11, 3/1, and 3/30 meetings (10-1, Mr. Collins opposed)

Board of Appeals

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Select Board

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The Select Board reviewed a draft profile for the Town Administrator position and voted 5-0 to delegate finalization to Board member Doyle and Town Administrator Fagan, working with consultant Mary Flanders Aicardi. The meeting was procedural, with no other substantive decisions.

• Voted 5-0 to delegate finalizing Town Administrator profile to Doyle and Fagan
• Voted 5-0 to adjourn

Municipal Broadband Committee

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School Building Committee

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The Milton School Building Committee met on April 25, 2022, and reviewed updates on the Statement of Interest (SOI) submission, traffic study, and cost comparison. The SOI packet is ready for submission by April 29, with votes from the Select Board scheduled for April 27. The committee also discussed the Omnibus Land Swap Town Meeting Article, noting that the Conservation Commission voted 6-1 in support, and the Warrant Committee issued a green sheet pending that vote. No final decisions were made; the meeting was procedural and informational.

• SOI packet ready for submission by 4/29/2022; Select Board votes scheduled for 4/27/2022
• Conservation Commission voted 6-1 in support of the Omnibus Land Swap Article
• Warrant Committee issued a green sheet for the land swap article pending Conservation Commission vote
• Select Board voted unanimously to support the land swap article on 4/6/2022
• Motion to adjourn passed unanimously by roll call vote

Conservation Commission

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Board of Appeals

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Affordable Housing Trust

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Animal Shelter Advisory Committee

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The committee discussed the modular shelter project, noting the original contract is still being amended by Town Counsel and the architect confirmed the project is a priority. Members agreed to have the committee meet with the architect and modular builders, and to have John reach out to Triumph, Morton, and Avalon. No formal votes were taken; the committee awaits a final determination from the Gov. Stoughton Trustees on the land use and a response from the Select Board.

• Agreed committee members should meet with architect and modular builders to discuss project
• Advised Mindy to send letter to Select Board for determination on shelter site
• Scheduled next meeting for April 28, with poll to set date/time

Select Board

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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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Cultural Council

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Board of Appeals

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Trustees of the Cemetery

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The Milton Cemetery Board of Trustees met and voted to enter executive session to discuss real estate matters, then reconvened and approved the consent agenda. No other substantive decisions were made; correspondence, old business, and new business were all none, and Memorial Day plans were only discussed.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Voted to enter executive session for real estate discussion
• Voted to leave executive session

Equity & Justice for All Advisory Committee

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Select Board

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The Milton Select Board unanimously approved Verizon Wireless's application to install a small cell facility on an existing pole on Gile Road, despite a letter of opposition from a resident. The board also accepted the final report of the Equity and Justice for All Committee, approved several warrant articles for the Annual Town Meeting, and adopted nine updated Select Board policies and procedures.

• Approved Verizon Wireless small cell facility on Gile Road (5-0)
• Accepted final report of Equity and Justice for All Committee (5-0)
• Approved warrant article for Community Preservation Act Fund $1,028,872 for FY'23 (5-0)
• Approved warrant article for Retirement Board Cost of Living Increase (5-0, Wells abstained)
• Rescinded $50,000 from FY'22 Stormwater appropriation fund (5-0)
• Accepted Woodlot Drive as a public way (5-0)
• Adopted nine Select Board policies and procedures (5-0)
• Approved one-day liquor licenses for Curry College and Milton Academy events (5-0 each)

Board of Appeals

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Historical Commission

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The Milton Historical Commission voted to declare both 19 Pierce Street (Vespaziani House) and 18 Pierce Street (Richard Pearce house) as historically significant, which affects their demolition applications. The commission also reviewed proposed changes to the Wolcott Woods Special Permit and raised no objections, advising the Planning Board accordingly. The next meeting is set for May 18, with a public hearing on the demolition plan for 32 Sias Lane.

• Declared 19 Pierce Street (Vespaziani House) historically significant
• Declared 18 Pierce Street (Richard Pearce house) historically significant
• No objections to Wolcott Woods Special Permit changes; Planning Board to be advised
• Set next meeting for May 18 with public hearing on 32 Sias Lane demolition plan

Select Board

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The Select Board approved adding 6.7 acres of Gile Road land to the land swap article, changing its use from active recreation to conservation, and reopened and amended the Annual Town Meeting Warrant accordingly. The board also set the Annual Town Meeting dates for May 16, 18, 23, 24, and 25, 2022. All votes were unanimous (4-0).

• Approved Annual Town Meeting dates: May 16, 18, 23, 24, 25, 2022 (4-0)
• Approved change of 6.7 acres at Gile Road from active recreation to conservation (4-0)
• Re-opened Annual Town Meeting Warrant (4-0)
• Amended Article 34 to include 6.7 acres on north side of Gile Road in land swap (4-0)
• Closed Annual Town Meeting Warrant (4-0)
• Supported revised School Building Committee article including 6.7 acres (4-0)

Milton Housing Authority

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Board of Appeals

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Conservation Commission

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School Building Committee

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The School Building Committee, in a joint meeting with the Select Board, discussed and voted to amend the proposed land swap article. The amendment reclassifies an additional 6.7 acres of land on Gile Road from active recreation to conservation. The motion passed unanimously by roll call vote.

• Amended land swap to include 6.7 acres at Gile Road, reclassified from active recreation to conservation (unanimous)

Town Administrator Screening Committee

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The Town Administrator Screening Committee met to review the process for screening candidates. They elected Glenn Pavlicek as Chair and scheduled future meetings for May 9 and June 6. No substantive decisions were made beyond these procedural actions.

• Elected Glenn Pavlicek as Chair (unanimous)
• Scheduled future meetings: May 9 at 7:00 pm via Zoom and June 6 at 6:00 pm in person

Municipal Broadband Committee

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Board of Appeals

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Board of Assessors

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Bicycle Advisory Committee

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Board of Appeals

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Shade Tree Advisory Committee

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Select Board

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The Select Board approved the FY'23 balanced budget of $123,415,275, the FY'23 Capital Improvement Plan of $7,147,020, and supplemental ARPA funding for Milton Public Schools ($997,686) and a contingency project (up to $5,000). The board also supported the School Building Committee's land swap article for the Annual Town Meeting, voted not to support the Citizens' Petition on Algerine Corner, and approved a contract with the Collins Center for Town Administrator search services.

• Approved FY'23 budget of $123,415,275 (5-0)
• Approved FY'23 Capital Improvement Plan of $7,147,020 (5-0)
• Approved $997,686 ARPA supplemental funding for Milton Public Schools (5-0)
• Approved up to $5,000 ARPA contingency project funding (5-0)
• Supported land swap article for Annual Town Meeting (4-0, Conlon recused)
• Voted not to support Citizens' Petition on Algerine Corner (5-0)
• Approved contract with Collins Center for Town Administrator search (5-0)
• Adopted Select Board policies and procedures (first and second readings) (5-0)

Board of Appeals

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Information Technology Committee

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Warrant Committee

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The Milton Warrant Committee reviewed and voted on numerous Annual Town Meeting warrant articles, recommending most appropriations unanimously. It split on several contentious items: it recommended the Gile Road/Blue Hills Parkway land swap article with a 'no' recommendation (10-5-1), recommended the Citizens Petition to amend the Temporary Apartment Bylaw (10-5), and declined to recommend the Algerine Corner Citizens Petition (7-6-2). The committee also voted to send the land swap article without a recommendation, but that motion failed.

• Recommended Capital Equipment Appropriation unanimously
• Recommended Public Safety Appropriation (13-1 abstain)
• Approved Milton Cemetery Revolving Fund (12-1-2)
• Approved Affordable Housing Trust Appropriation (14-1)
• Recommended Citizens Petition to amend Temporary Apartment Bylaw (10-5)
• Sent Gile Road land swap article with 'no' recommendation (10-5-1)
• Failed to recommend Algerine Corner Citizens Petition (7-6-2)
• Adjourned meeting unanimously

Milton Housing Authority

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Board of Appeals

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Conservation Commission

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Select Board

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Board of Appeals

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Municipal Broadband Committee

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The committee discussed completing the application for the Massachusetts Municipal Fiber Grant Program and decided to forward it to the Town Administrator for final approval. No other substantive decisions were made; remaining agenda items were moved to the next meeting.

• Forwarded completed Municipal Fiber Grant application to Town Administrator for final approval
• Moved remaining agenda items to next week's meeting

Warrant Committee

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The Milton Warrant Committee met via Zoom and recommended several Annual Town Meeting articles, including the School Appropriation (9-3-1) and the Blue Hills Regional Technical School Appropriation (12-0-1). They also recommended the Electronic Voting appropriation (12-0-1). Discussions covered the Blue Hills budget increase, a proposed Cemetery Revolving Fund, and a citizens' petition regarding Algerine Corner, but no final votes were taken on those items. The committee deferred action on the Accessory Dwelling Unit petition and the Gile Road property article to future meetings.

• Recommended School Appropriation (9-3-1)
• Recommended Blue Hills Regional Technical School Appropriation (12-0-1)
• Recommended Electronic Voting Appropriation (12-0-1)
• Deferred Accessory Dwelling Unit petition to next meeting
• Deferred Gile Road property article to next meeting

Local Historic District Study Committee

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Retirement Board

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The Milton Retirement Board unanimously approved the retirement of Police Officer Michael Cherry, effective 04/13/2022, and accepted three new member enrollments. The board also approved five refunds/transfers, two warrants totaling $867,798.45, and one buyback. All actions were unanimous.

• Approved retirement of Police Officer Michael Cherry (unanimous)
• Approved new enrollments for John Karol, Theodore Pell, Maggie Sullivan (unanimous)
• Approved refunds for Cassandra Coveney ($1,659.51), Kenneth Carter ($10,888.86), Patricia Garufi ($6,437.13) and transfers for Leann Gallella ($1,195.20), Margaret Folcarelli ($623.52) (unanimous)
• Approved Accounts Payable Warrant of $31,735.35 (unanimous)
• Approved Payroll Warrant of $836,063.10 (unanimous)
• Approved buyback for Eleanor Jones at $1,704.45 (unanimous)

Board of Assessors

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Board of Appeals

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Fire Station Building Committee

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The committee reviewed previously approved amendments to Context Architecture's contract, totaling $2,200,500 plus $19,000 for traffic studies and $820,000 for construction administration, and discussed Vertex's role. No votes were taken on new decisions; minutes from January 11 and March 1 meetings were not approved and will be amended to include exact dollar amounts. The next meeting is scheduled for April 19 to review bids.

• Reviewed previously approved contract amendments totaling $3,039,500 for Context Architecture
• Deferred approval of minutes from 1/11 and 3/1 meetings pending amendments
• Agreed to amend prior meeting minutes to include exact dollar values
• Scheduled next meeting for April 19 to review bids and budget

Board of Appeals

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