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The board discussed logistics regarding the distribution of vote-by-mail ballots and the schedule for early voting. Additionally, the board covered preparations for the annual census.
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The committee reviewed and made positive recommendations for two measures. The first measure involved the appropriation of PFAS settlement funds to support water supply and treatment inspection, monitoring, remediation, and source development. Discussions included the timeline for upcoming projects and the long-term maintenance costs of filtration systems. The second measure addressed the approval of funding for the first year of a memorandum of agreement with the Massachusetts Laborers' District Council, Local 272, including a review of the financial impact and contract details.
The By-Law Sub-Committee discussed two main agenda items. First, it reviewed and recommended the approval of updates to Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRM) to the Town Council. Second, it held a preliminary discussion regarding recent Commonwealth cannabis law changes, specifically concerning delivery and social consumption options, noting that further information and guidance are needed before determining the town's response. The committee agreed to continue the cannabis-related discussion at its next scheduled meeting.
The Town Council addressed several key administrative and financial measures, including the confirmation of appointments to the Conservation Commission, as a Constable, and to the Council on Aging Board. The Council approved funding for the first year of collective bargaining agreements with multiple unions, including the AFSCME, Police Dispatchers, Professional Police Officers, and Firefighters. Additionally, the Council established a regulatory framework for stipend compensation for multiple-member bodies, discussed the use of license plate reader technology, authorized grant applications for water pollution abatement projects, established a new revolving account for school transportation fees, approved the sale of a foreclosed property, and acted on budget transfers for ambulance services.
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